Live your life!
“There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle.“ – Albert Einstein.
Focus on all miracles in your life. Could you see them?
My life is a miracle. Thanks to the Lord!
You and I need to live life as if everything is a miracle!
Life is a miracle, live your life.
#EncourageExcellence
Bryan
I love this quote!
“When you understand that every opinion is a vision loaded with personal history, you will begin to understand that all judgment is a confession.” – Nikola Tesla.
Stop living in fear of judgment. And stop judging someone else.
Be kind!
#LoveMore #EncourageExcellence
Bryan
Every morning we have a gift from God to live, love, and matter.
You need to live more.
You need to love more.
You need to matter more.
Let’s go live, love, and matter!
#LifeIsPrecious #EncourageExcellence
Bryan
You are doing great! Take a moment to celebrate yourself today. Celebrate every win, no matter how small. Just start to celebrate that stuff!
Today, take time to celebrate the things you accomplished this week. And remember always to be grateful for all you already have.
Claps for you!
#CelebrateYourself #Encourage Excellence
Bryan
Are you happy with your life? Do you like it?
If not, you need to change what you do daily.
We are what we do every day. So, we are all things, activities, habits, and thoughts we repeatedly do.
“Excellence is an art won by training and habituation. We do not act rightly because we have virtue or excellence, but we rather have those because we have acted rightly. We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act but a habit.” —Aristotle
#Encourage Excellence
Bryan
Tampa, FL – Stop whining and start winning
Winners create a mindset that happens when incremental choices become their being. Winners might lose a big game, miss an important shot or even have a business fail. But winners don’t make excuses or whine, they learn from mistakes or failures and grow. They analyze what to work on and focus on becoming better for when the opportunity comes again.
Winners expect a positive result and do not rely on hope. They create their own destiny by incremental improvements every single day. Start winning and stop whining.
#EncourageExceptionalism
To your success,
Bryan
Marietta, GA: Overcoming Fear is Courage
I was rereading Jack London’s classic, White Fang and the recurring theme of fear, courage and struggle which is depicted so clearly and beautifully.
We develop courage when we confront our fears and adversity. Life can be harsh at times, focusing on being on task in the moment which grounds our thinking. Don’t let anxiety and fear take root.
#Encouragement
Bryan
Rome, GA: “Your Being is from your Becoming” – Bryan E Wilson
We are always moving forward through our lives. We can’t relive the past.
So we have two definitions:
1.- “Being” is the essence of a person
2.- “Becoming” is the possibility of change that has “being”
#EmboldenExcellence my friend.
Bryan E Wilson
Marietta, GA: Character = Choices + Consequences
Our character is a “catalogue of choices” and the consequences. Character is our behavior habits that we repeat over and over that becomes our life.
We are encouraged when our character is built on good choices and the results that come from those decisions.
Behavior from good choices leads to more good behavior and the momentum continues.
#EmboldenExcellence!
Bryan
Marietta — The EvE methodology is something I developed myself during a difficult and challenging project implementation for a large technology firm with a fast-growing Internet startup customer with huge hurdles to overcome.
I coined it, “Effort versus Effectiveness,” or EvE because we had over 100 tasks to accomplish in less than 48 hours! So I had the teams list the highest priority items in groups of ten. Then we took the TOP 10 and accomplished the top three first, then reshuffled the remaining seven until we were done, then moved on to the next ten items. We got it done on time and under budget. Have you heard the age-old rhetorical question, “How do you eat an elephant?” The answer is: “One bite at a time.” If you feel overwhelmed by lots of tasks and not enough time to complete everything, try the EvE method: Prioritize, Reshuffle, “Do It” and Move On to the next task list. 
Bryan E. Wilson 