Michael S. Jones, Motivational Coach

Phone: 323-896-2469 Website: Successmgmt.org

Michael S. Jones, Motivational Coach

Thank you to all of the subscribers who helped us to get off to a great start.  One of the keys of this program is to be inspired to start your day with a new resolve and direction. Please take a look at the article below:

Motivate Yourself Through Words Of Inspiration
Learn How To Get Inspired
By Isabella Gladd

Words of inspiration lift the spirit, boost morale and nudge you in the direction you want to go.

No two people are inspired quite the same way, and what inspires  is as unique as the sound of your laughter.  No two people are inspired quite the same way.

One person’s inspiration may come from reading a book, poem or quote. Another may be inspired by music, the sound of children’s laughter or silence that encourages reflective thinking.

If you feel uninspired and long to rekindle the glowing coals of your life into a roaring fire, try using the following tips. Let a few words of inspiration sink in as you ponder the possibilities of living an inspired life.

What is Inspiration?
“It’s never too late to be what you might have been.” — George Eliot

The American Heritage Dictionary defines inspiration as, “stimulation of the mind or emotions to a high level of feeling or activity.” Who doesn’t want to be inspired and experience heightened emotions and the joyful sense of satisfaction from achieving.
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I am so proud of my niece; she passed the bar exam on her first try!  Wow, what an accomplishment!  But let's take a closer look at her story.

The great motivational speaker, Mr. Les Brown, talks about the importance of making it in life with Collaborative Achievement Driven Relationships.  You need to surround yourself with people who are going to add to your life; in turn you bring something to their table as well. Jokingly, Les always asks the question, "are you the smartest person in the group you hang out with?  If you are, you need to get into another group!"  The key is to develop collaborative achievement driven relationships which will help to you to go to the next level. 

When my niece successfully graduated from law school this year, she continued with her pursuit of passing the California Bar Exam.  One of the popular pieces of advice is "Don't feel bad if you don't pass the Bar Exam the first time, it is a very difficult task especially the Californina and New York Exams."  Often times people will give you advice out of their own painful expereinces which do not have to be yours. What some of the people were saying is "don't feel bad because I didn't pass the Bar exam on the first time!"  I gave my niece a quote from Hernry Ford, “Whether you think you can, or you think you can't - you're right.”   As she prepared, I had the opportunity to put her on the phone with two friends (attorneys who are brothers) who passed the California Bar on the first try.  In addition, one of the brothers also passed the New York Bar Exam on the first time.  I have another friend, a Superior Court Judge, who gave her a call to encourge her and to give some uplifting advice and wisdom on the preparation for getting through the Bar Exam!

What an accomplishment! What strength she gained from postive, affirming, collaborative achievement driven relationships!  What about you?  Are you the smartest one in the group you hang out with?  If you are, you know what to do!

Coach Michael