Immediately he said those words, he realised things would never be the same with them, ever again. The look in her eyes said it all. Her wide eyes and dropped jaws gave a pretty accurate image of what he imagined went on in her head.
“You don’t mean that,” she said.
“I couldn’t be more serious,” he told her. The cat was out of the bag now, no point hiding from the fact. Continue reading “A Case Of A Bad Break”
Do what you said you were going to do.
That way, you are teaching yourself that you can trust yourself because you can count on yourself to keep your word.
That’s one of the best things you can do for yourself. You’re always teaching others what you deserve from them by the things you do and by what standard you hold yourself to. If you can’t count on yourself to be there for yourself and to show up, why should others take you any serious?
Learn to reward yourself for good things you do, for your accomplishments and for keeping your word.
You’re your number fan. Just as you can be your greatest enemy.
You choose.
I’m a follower of Seth’s Blog so I’m pretty used to his style of writing which is also evident in his books I’ve read. To me, his works come with a personal touch, like you have a mentor instructing you one on one. Continue reading “Book Review: Linchpin by Seth Godin”
