Odds on, people are not often disturbed by things. Their perceptions of things are what affects them the most. People often claim to hunger for leadership, but seldom like the taste of its responsibilities when it’s served up.
They prefer to play the victim rather than be the leaders they are designed to be.

We all have the power to show leadership in all we do, irrespective of what career path we’ve chosen or find ourselves doing. But, it’s up to us to activate that power.

No one has the right to take that away from us.

Do you know that by your shining example of personal leadership, you can inspire five more people or more each day to be their absolute best? And in turn, the five people can also motivate more people?

By the end end of four weeks, you’ve positively and intentionally influenced and elevated the lives of hundreds of people.

Each of us has the correct power inside us to bring out the best in people and be the best in all we do, even when we think our roles may be insignificant. It’s up to every one of us to not only recognize it but also to flip the switch of our excellence.

We all can decide to radically transform our career and every day living the moment we realise that there’s a big difference between being alive and how to live.

Tired of playing the victim? Would you like to speak to a life coach?

Book a session with me;

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Blessings and Love ❤️

 

Whitney Edna Ibe is the Executive Consultant, Life & Mental Health Coach, and Writer/ Editor at Whitney Edna Ibe Consult (Blog), Flyhiee.com, The Social Talks, Penprofile.com, and Mental Wellness Society International. She is in charge of consultations, services, and implementation.

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