I spend a lot of time thinking about what to write. What is the message that I want to share with others that I haven’t already? What should I write about? What is my message today?
If you find yourself asking these questions I have one piece of advice for you. Remember that YOU are the message. If you are heavy into fitness, then the message is fitness. If you are a great leader, then leadership is your message. I could go on and on.
The point is that I could speak or write about anything. But the message is weak if I don’t live it. It would be easy for the audience to spot that I am not authentic.
Always stay true to yourself! We all have something great to share. Find your voice and share your gifts.
Dream Big!
-Dan Sims
Such a great message. We are the message! Thank you!
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Thank you so much Elijah. Have a great day!
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Really enjoyed this. I liked it so much I shared it in my FB group
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Thats incredible. Thank you so much for sharing it!
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As I sit here thinking about being true to yourself .. A few things come to mind . The joy I wake up with every morning . No one can take that away . L am talking about the unspeakable joy . The joy that continually makes me smile through it all . The next would be my faith of just a mustard seed . Doing what is right And everything will fall into place . Passion , yes passion for what you do and who you are . Where would I be if I didn’t have these things . Would I be true to myself? Would I be able to exemplify to others .Jill Neil
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Thank you so much Jill. You are an exceptional person and I’ve learned so much from you!
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Here here!!! And Cheers!!! 🙂
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I am happy to see others as they truly are and not who theu would like to be. It is unfortunate that most people want to be someone else so bad that they actually forget who they are. I know life can be rough at times and wanting to wear someone elses shoes is fine as long as they remember who they are and what they need to accomplish to be “similar” yet different. As an ex bar bouncer, I have seen this thousands of times. Your post is a great one. Keep on sharing. This was on the point that needs to be pushed into all generations.
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Thanks, Dan, for leaving me a like on Cane Pain today. You know those little likes and comments add much to blogging – especially for making friends while blogging.
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