Out of Defeat, Victory
I‘ve watched the Steve Jobs Sanford commencement speech a few times this week. It’s powerful on so many levels. But probably most because it’s s story of snatching victory from the jaws of defeat.
Deciding that your past doesn’t have to equal your future. Daring to dream. And dream big.
You’ve had challenges. I get that. People dropped out. Maybe even your sponsor left. You faced rejection. Perhaps ridicule. But remember this…
The only reason people try to bring you down, is because they realize you’re above them.
-RG
AMEN. our future is in our hands. It takes belief in company, product, opportunity, industry but most of all it takes BELIEF in YOU
Blessings all
Wow, that is powerful –
The only reason people try to bring you down, is because they realize you’re above them.
Put that on the mirror!
EXPECT Success!
Jackie Ulmer
Never stop dreaming. Never accept average. Average can destroy big dreams. Average can damage medium sized dreams. Average can even injure small dreams. Average doesn’t stretch potential, it curtails potential. Average is damaging, especially when it becomes habitual. When average becomes comfortable, dreaming slows. Once average becomes habitual, dreaming stops.
Thanks Steve and thanks Randy – for you vision and your willingness to share.
Sanford or Stanford University….???;-))))
Just seeing if you were paying attention!
In my experience the most big reason because people try to bring me down is their ignorance. They don’t care about me or my true or supposed greatness.
That is what winners do. Steve was a winner that is why he managed all the downs he faced.
Thanks -RG
Definitely a good one to go back to when things keep going the wrong way.
BAAAMMMM!
THANKS A LOT Sir
Wow big and powerfull words! I’ll write this down and pass it threw my downline!
Thanks Randy!
Hi RG,
These setbacks lead to pushes forward. We either move with the push, or allow set backs to stop us.
Steve Jobs became Steve Jobs because he turned these situations around. He turned difficulties in strength, tragedy into triumph. Many CEOs would have complained, b*tched and moaned and either retired or taken a step back. Not him, he came back and revolutionized the world.
Thanks Randy!
Ryan
Raymond
October 9, 2011 at 11:39 AM
Steve Job’s return,despite all odds, then revamped
Apple and even went beyond to revolutionize, is a big
‘SPUR’.
It is worthy of emulation.
Thank You.
Hey Randy,
Beware the Five Laws of Diminishing People Make or become less.
2.Make (someone or something) seem less impressive or valuable
“The Five Laws of Diminishing People are:
“1.People with nothing to do want to do it with you.
2.People with nothing to say always say far too much.
3.People with no vision reduce yours to their comfort zone.
4.People with low morals, who fall for everything, assail your standards, as you stand for something.
5.People who think of themselves too much and who think too much of themselves, don’t think too much of others or think of others too much”-by Dave Anderson
“Life is really simple, but men insist on making it complicated.”
– Confucius
Hi, Randy
I Loved these video also. Have seen you a few times
It was one of the 1st think that come to my mind when we know he died
we have written a great post about it
http://successhowto.com/tribute-to-a-great-man-who-finally-got-it-right
RIP
Right,right,right, Thanks.
Wencel
The only reason people try to bring you down, is because they realize you’re above them. I am not above anyone… In my opinion they just don’t get it.
What a material of un-ambiguity and preserveness of valuable experience
concerning unexpected feelings.
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