A dear friend sends these to me on occasion. I liked this one. Reminded me of my power to choose what I focus on and the outcome I can create. Enjoy!
THE DAILY MOTIVATOR
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Worry and confidence
+++++++++++++++++++
If you're able to worry, you're also able to be confident.
Because from a functional standpoint, worry and confidence
are pretty much the same thing.
Worry is the expectation that something negative will
happen. Confidence is the expectation that something
positive will happen.
How do you create confidence about something that hasn't
happened yet? You use the exact same process you would use
to create worry.
The big difference between worry and confidence is the
expected outcome. And the powerful fact is, you can expect
whatever outcome you choose.
There's another way that worry and confidence are quite
similar. They both tend to be self-fulfilling prophesies.
So instead of destroying your effectiveness with worry, you
can vastly enhance your effectiveness with confidence. It
takes nothing more than a simple yet powerful change in your
expectations.
Ralph Marston
THE DAILY MOTIVATOR
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Worry and confidence
+++++++++++++++++++
If you're able to worry, you're also able to be confident.
Because from a functional standpoint, worry and confidence
are pretty much the same thing.
Worry is the expectation that something negative will
happen. Confidence is the expectation that something
positive will happen.
How do you create confidence about something that hasn't
happened yet? You use the exact same process you would use
to create worry.
The big difference between worry and confidence is the
expected outcome. And the powerful fact is, you can expect
whatever outcome you choose.
There's another way that worry and confidence are quite
similar. They both tend to be self-fulfilling prophesies.
So instead of destroying your effectiveness with worry, you
can vastly enhance your effectiveness with confidence. It
takes nothing more than a simple yet powerful change in your
expectations.
Ralph Marston
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