At the point where you see that you're in charge of your working destiny, you begin to realize that self-management is the vehicle that you need to take you from wherever you are to wherever you want to go.  You're not a passive passenger.  You're not an idle dreamer. You're not subject to the whims and fancies of fate and circumstance. You're in charge.

        Brian Tracy

        Nightingale-Conant's Insight

        No. 114, pp. 15

One of the great tragedies of our  educational system is that almost everyone is brought up to think of himself as an employee rather than an employer, as a company-owning entrepreneur.  This attitude or myth that most people have been brought up to accept unquestioningly is a major cause of unhappiness and under- achievement in life.

        Brian Tracy

        Nightingale-Conant's Insight

        No. 114, pp. 14

It's the little things our children see us do that many times leave the greatest impression, and from our example they learn wonderful patterns for life.

        Lloyd Newell

        The Spoken Word

        March 2, 1997

To the giver . . . little moments [of kindness] seem almost insignificant.  But to the receiver, the ever so small can be infinitely important when done just at the right moment.

        Lloyd Newell

        The Spoken Word

        March 2, 1997

If one candle can light a thousand others, one act of kindness can indeed make a world of difference to someone else.

        Lloyd Newell

        The Spoken Word

        March 2, 1997

If one candle can light a thousand others, one act of kindness can indeed make a world of difference to someone else.

        Lloyd Newell

        The Spoken Word

        March 2, 1997