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Walt Disney didn't start with Mickey. Prior to the cute little mouse there was 'Oswald' the Rabbit, Alice and bankruptcy. According to Disney: "You may not realize it when it happens, but a kick in the teeth may be the best thing in the world for you." Stephen Spielberg had a tough childhood, bad grades, and was unpopular growing up. He encountered many "Nos" in the early days of his film making. Did this stop him from filming that next film? Spielberg is said to have 'transformed every rejection he faced on his path to filmmaking into an alternative route to success.' Then there's Lance Armstrong who certainly didn't win every race except his renowned race with cancer; Oprah Winfrey who overcame early racial prejudice and sexual abuse; James Earl Jones who triumphed over a severe stutter that would have held most people back from trying anything that had to do with speaking. Who doesn't know the Michael Jordan story? Each of these people risked being heard and seen doing something they were unsure of. This took diligence, confidence and courage. Do they have more diligence, confidence or courage than you do? Perhaps at this very moment but this doesn't have to be the story of your life. You can change. It all begins in your mind. As you read this, what specific area of your life jumps out? Is it in personal relationships? Work, health or speaking your mind? I know of a successful business that encourages their employees to speak up with the "dumbest idea" during the weekly meeting. Dumb ideas, so called, frequently become something quite large. As you progress through your week, look for one area in which you can reach out, be a little more than who or what you've been in the past. Take that risk. If necessary, celebrate your failure as it indicates what doesn't work. Now, look for what does. Foster new stories about how you celebrated failure, or took the risk of failure and enjoyed amazing results in your business. Enjoy your discoveries and have an amazing week. Article Source: http://www.articlewheel.com
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