Encourage someone today. Remind them of their potential. Tell them something you appreciate about them. Share a sincere compliment with a stranger. Look at yourself in the mirror and remember that you are a somebody.
Encourage someone today. Remind them of their potential. Tell them something you appreciate about them. Share a sincere compliment with a stranger. Look at yourself in the mirror and remember that you are a somebody.
It’s the middle of the week, my friends! So what have we covered so far?
You get good at what you practice.
Practice Makes Progress.
And now a few words from my buddy, Plato, and a baby sea turtle:
If you know someone who is plugging along, share this message with some encouragement! Have a great day.
One of the biggest lessons I ever learned fit on a Post-It note. Back in 1994, I worked with a delightful woman named Lana. Very positive, gentle and bright. I stopped by her cubicle one day to ask a question and spied a yellow Post-It note pinned above her phone with these three words:
Be An Encourager
That’s all. Be an encourager. A powerful message–I knew instantly exactly what it meant and I’ve carried that simple message for 20 years.
“You can do it.”
“It will be OK.”
“I believe in you.”
“Go on, Girl!”
“Try again.”
“You’ve done scarier stuff than this.”
“Just keep swimming.”
Give Lana’s advice a try today! You can do it!