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Your life's mission, if you to choose to accept it, is probably not what you think.
It's not to build monuments to your greatness or amass wealth beyond measure.
It's not to have a family and leave a legacy.
It's not to gobble up your 15 minutes of…
Don't look at it as just another interruption to your life.
Perhaps, it's an introduction to something amazing that you might have otherwise missed" [Joel Osteen].
Does this sound familiar? You're rolling along. It's working. You're in a good plac…
The reasonable man adapts himself to the world;
the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself.
Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.
~ George Bernard Shaw
When asked to describe you, words like normal, usua…
A lie would have no sense
unless the truth were felt to be dangerous"
[Alfred Adler].
So many things frighten us!
Slasher movies.
Big, hairy spiders.
The dark.
Fear of the unknown.
Being alone.
Death.
Taxes.
The truth.
I don't understand why peop…
"The only thing that will stop you from fulfilling your dreams is you" [Tom Bradley].
What a difference a dream can make!
Think about the dreams of Leonardo Da Vinci, Ben Franklin, John Deere, Alexander Graham Bell, Henry Ford, George Washington C…
"Huebner's Fifth Rule of Mountaineering:
Never look where you don't want to go" [Roy H. Williams].
In the book, The Art of Racing in the Rain, Author Garth Stein says it this way: "in racing your car goes where your eyes go."
It's good advice for…
Why not help put a man on the moon? http://bit.ly/aGJbj
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- I am a:
- Speaker, Event Planner
- I speak about:
- Attitude, Careers, Creativity, Employees and Workforce Development, Empowerment, Innovation, Inspirational, Presentation Skills, Teambuilding
- My Bio:
- Free Lance Writer and Business Consultant
• Team Leader: Ability to achieve high productive output while maintaining high morale; effectively resolves conflicts between individual needs and requirements of the organization.
• Project Manager. Encourages the maximum contribution of each team member; demonstrates a systematic approach in carrying out projects; able to maintain a high level of output without sacrificing quality.
• Innovative. Encourages and promotes innovation; effectively applies new concepts and unique methods and procedures for future success.
• Effective Communicator. Communicates with credibility and confidence; energetic, patient and diplomatic; ability to utilize tact and good judgement in confidential situations.
• Motivator. Instills energy and enthusiasm while empowering individuals to overcome personal and organizational blocks to achieve results.
• Ultimate Organizer. Makes the most of organizational energy and potential; develops programs to improve the overall operation of the organization; methodical in planning, organizing, and informing.
- What I do best:
- • Accomplished Writer. Highly skilled in composing a broad range of communications including written and verbal correspondence, speeches, and newsletter articles.
• Originality & Creativity. Excels in providing creative support to build team culture, keep members fully energized, and execute meeting themes.
- I charge a fee of:
- $1-$500
- Some notes on how I charge for my services:
- By the hour or project.
Deanna C. Stevens's Blog
Terrific -- Another Interruption!
Don't look at it as just another interruption to your life.
Perhaps, it's an introduction to something amazing that you might have otherwise missed" [Joel Osteen].
Does this sound familiar? You're rolling along. It's working. You're in a good place -- maybe not princess fairy tale dreams, but good nonetheless. Life is happening. You're making progress.
Then, without your express written permission or even asking for your opinion, life hands you an interruption. Yikes!
Could be the end of a j… Continue
Perhaps, it's an introduction to something amazing that you might have otherwise missed" [Joel Osteen].
Does this sound familiar? You're rolling along. It's working. You're in a good place -- maybe not princess fairy tale dreams, but good nonetheless. Life is happening. You're making progress.
Then, without your express written permission or even asking for your opinion, life hands you an interruption. Yikes!
Could be the end of a j… Continue
Posted on February 4, 2010 at 7:50am —
What is wrong with you?!
The reasonable man adapts himself to the world;
the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself.
Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.
~ George Bernard Shaw
When asked to describe you, words like normal, usual, standard, or common don't spring to mind.
No, you're more likely to hear responses including colorful, unusual, curious, unique or different.
You don't look like others, see the world the same way, or hear the same drummer.
You don't mind.… Continue
the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself.
Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.
~ George Bernard Shaw
When asked to describe you, words like normal, usual, standard, or common don't spring to mind.
No, you're more likely to hear responses including colorful, unusual, curious, unique or different.
You don't look like others, see the world the same way, or hear the same drummer.
You don't mind.… Continue
Posted on January 29, 2010 at 6:44am —
Can you handle the truth?
"A lie would have no sense
unless the truth were felt to be dangerous"
[Alfred Adler].
So many things frighten us!
Slasher movies.
Big, hairy spiders.
The dark.
Fear of the unknown.
Being alone.
Death.
Taxes.
The truth.
I don't understand why people are afraid of the truth. But they are.
Instead of facing facts, asking the hard questions, looking issues squarely in the eye and getting the truth, they prefer to make up stories, believe lies, stare into the dark and, generally, just make a mes… Continue
unless the truth were felt to be dangerous"
[Alfred Adler].
So many things frighten us!
Slasher movies.
Big, hairy spiders.
The dark.
Fear of the unknown.
Being alone.
Death.
Taxes.
The truth.
I don't understand why people are afraid of the truth. But they are.
Instead of facing facts, asking the hard questions, looking issues squarely in the eye and getting the truth, they prefer to make up stories, believe lies, stare into the dark and, generally, just make a mes… Continue
Posted on January 21, 2010 at 6:00am —
Do You Still Have A Dream?
"The only thing that will stop you from fulfilling your dreams is you" [Tom Bradley].
What a difference a dream can make!
Think about the dreams of Leonardo Da Vinci, Ben Franklin, John Deere, Alexander Graham Bell, Henry Ford, George Washington Carver, Marie Curie, the Wright Brothers, Martin Luther King, Jr., Stephen Wozniak and Steve Jobs.
These people didn't let the size of their bank account or a lack of experience stop them from dreaming. Refusing to listen to the scoffing of friends or… Continue
What a difference a dream can make!
Think about the dreams of Leonardo Da Vinci, Ben Franklin, John Deere, Alexander Graham Bell, Henry Ford, George Washington Carver, Marie Curie, the Wright Brothers, Martin Luther King, Jr., Stephen Wozniak and Steve Jobs.
These people didn't let the size of their bank account or a lack of experience stop them from dreaming. Refusing to listen to the scoffing of friends or… Continue
Posted on January 18, 2010 at 9:33am —
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