Apprecate and Acknowledge Success in Life

A positive identity hinges on positive life experiences. An ideal place for positive experiences is in a safe and secure home with a loving family. Unfortunately, many individuals did not have that encouraging atmosphere in which to learn about who and what they had to offer the world. There is a formative time in the life of a child when he is eager to try new and different things and experiences. If the relationships around him or her are supportive, they soon learn they can make mistakes and still be loved. If their inner self-belief is one of confidence and problem solving ability they will be unafraid when unexpected obstacles or opportunities come their way. They will regard themselves as problem solvers and fall back on past experiences where they have succeeded. If they were blamed, shamed or discouraged, they soon learn not to risk failing or rejection. The price of not making it the first time is too high. As adults, we need to revisit some of those past experiences and episodes in our lives that formed our belief systems. With the experiences of an adult we can see that we really did succeed a number of times and need to reframe that memory. I will teach you the three success principals necessary for success in life and you will see how easy it is to realize your dreams. You succeed hundreds of times each day. Recognize, appreciate and acknowledge those small successes and soon you will find it easier to see the large goals come true. Be sure to go to http://www.Artichokepress.com for a complete listing of books, articles, reports and teleclasses designed with you in mind. You will also want to go to http://www.encourageselfconfidence.com for a dynamic and easy to use program designed to assist you in finding confidence and courage. Judy H. Wright aka Auntie Artichoke is a family relationship author and keynote speaker. If your organization would like to schedule her please call 406-549-9813