You Have A Gift, Release It!
Tuesday, November 07, 2006
Every person on this earth has a special gift. The gifts may
not all be equal but they are all special. What is your gift?
It may be singing, acting or craftsmanship. Or you may have an
eye for detail, allowing you to turn an ordinary pace into a
wonderful haven, where people would want to spend their time.
It's never too late to make a change and find a path that will
allow you to be true to yourself. You just need to recognize
your gift and take it out from where it is hidden.
The time has come for you to let your light shine and to do
what you truly enjoy. Do it for yourself and for nobody else.
But when you do, your light might just lighten up somebody
else's way.
Before I started my business I thought I had no special talent
and that I therefore had nothing worthwhile to offer. I know
that many of you are at that place right now. I want to
encourage and tell you that you have something. What it is I
don't now, only you do. But I now this, it is something
special.
Not sharing it with the world will be doing a great is service
to yourself and to the entire world. Nothing is appreciated
until it is released for all to see, hear and treasure.
Imagine a world without a Mariah Carey, Michael Jackson, Bill
Gates or a Picasso. It's almost like imagining a world without
music or computers as we know them. By sharing their talent
with us, these individuals have certainly made our world a
better place.
There are others you can think of, who have appeared seemingly
out of nowhere, and have redefined our worlds. They have
changed the way we eat drink and relax, even the way we do
business. But before they took that step to show us what they
had, nobody had even an inkling as to what was coming.
What about you? Who knows how you could change our world. You
could be the next big thing, but even if you don't change the
world like Bill Gates, you could still change our world, in a
million ways. And ultimately that's the most important part.
Changing your world.
If you don't do something about it, you'll never know what
you're capable of. You'll never know how it could have been. By
taking that first step you're making a declaration of your
independence.
What caused me to take that first step? I was sick and tired of
living for weekends. I was tired of working for a living, of
always not having enough money. I got tired of getting up in
the morning and going to work even if I didn't feel it. I was
tired of being told what to do and how to do it. I wanted my
freedom and independence.
I realized that there are so may people all over the world who
need someone to tell them that they can achieve their dreams,
just as I needed someone to tell me that.
I knew that when I made it I would inspire so many others who
thought they couldn't make it. When you make your dreams come
true it may be only for yourself, but there are hundreds and
maybe thousands who'll be inspired. Especially in your own
community.
They'll say if so and so could do it, I can do it too. People
are not as much influenced by people from afar as they are by
those close to them. Your success becomes their success.
So go out there and follow your dreams. Don't be afraid to
become the first in your community. Take it little by little,
day by day, step by step. As you accomplish the one step the
next step will come into view, and will be that much more
manageable.
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posted by Dennis Cheesman @ 9:07 AM,
