Dare to be More than You are right Now.

About five years ago I had each of these UPPERCASE-quotes printed in 22pt and stuck on my office petition. It’s obviously aimed at a salesman, but can easily be used in anyone’s life.

DARE TO DO IT AGAIN

Always finish your day on a positive. Pick up the telephone again and make one more call on a customer. You should keep going until you have a success.

DARE TO BE TEACHABLE

If you are willing to learn and you take the necessary steps, you will surely be successful. Read 30 minutes every day, listen to better people, and devote quality time to learning something new.

DARE TO BE YOUR BEST

Always give your best in everything you do. Take pride in yourself and your work. Be accountable for your actions, responsible for your failures and successes. Remember to respect yourself and others.

DARE TO BE ENTHUSIASTIC

Repeat these often: “I know this: When I force myself to act enthusiastic, I soon feel enthusiastic” and “I firmly believe enthusiasm is by far the biggest single factor in successful selling”. Smile!

DARE TO SEIZE OPPORTUNITIES

Look for silver linings. Dale Carnegie wrote in ‘Think and Grow Rich’, “Every adversity carries with it the seeds of a greater benefit.” Look for opportunity everywhere, particularly where you are right now.

DARE TO PLAN

If you fail to plan – you are planning to fail. Plan each day in advance and review your day at night. Always look for ways to improve.

DARE TO SUCCEED

Dare to be a lion, not a sheep. Dare to be different, go the opposite direction. Have balance, and you will succeed in business, and in your personal life.

They helped me survive in an insane environment. I cannot recall where I originally got it from – but it helped survive the days.They still do.

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  1. Thanks Kay. You are quite right: Investing in potential is the key. Never giving up, never letting the bastards drag me down, and always seeing what can be achieved with what’s at hand. Thanks for the comment and the boost, I always appreciate nice comments from friends!

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