They should have told you “You are terrible at this, but you will make a good blogger!” Good job, Daniel. Lots of interesting stories, so how could I not stumble it? Thanks for quoting a non-famous person!
Haha. It's better to quote people who are active in life now. Cos' it allows us the liberty to interact with one another at the very present moment. :)
Shilpan | successsoul.com
· 1 year ago
Daniel -
My first encouragement and advice both was given by my first boss in US. Greg Mudzinski is an amazing person. I used to go to his office with bunch of complains, mostly about things that were wrong. One day, he told me one sentence that changed my life. He said, "Shilpan, You are a smart young man. I don't want you to waste your energy on things that are wrong but rather on how you can fix them."
Gosh I'm still here. Didn't expect the comments to come in that quickly.
You too are a huge inspiration, not withholding any form of compliments and encouragements to your friends. Your first boss wasn't wrong at all. You surely have always been a smart young man. Even until now that both words "smart" and "young" applies. :)
Have a great day ahead!
Robert A. Henru
· 1 year ago
Hi Daniel, it's a very interesting message. I have got several encouragement milestones in my life too! Those are from the people that look beyond my weaknesses, believe and have faith in me.
Yo Daniel, this is indeed a one of the most encouraging message I've seen in my life.
I had a couple of milestones in my life too. I've been encouraged by many people in my life that i always took for granted of. They are can be either ordinary people or people in high positions. Nevertheless they taught me to have faith in what i am doing and never to let my past and defeats to hinder me.
And lastly to Shilpan and Hunter Nuttall, - I love your sites, they are so encouraging!
Way to go WE!
Daniel Richard
· 1 year ago
Hey Robert!
I personally believe that it saves a whole lot of time to mention the strengths of others and like by praising in an audience that will build one another up to greater effect!
Seen your article too. Glad that you had a wonderful supervisor that had helped you through that encouraging words. :)
--
Yo Jephthah!
You were the one who got me into the whole entrepreneurial mindset shake-up which helped me get my big break in the majority of the text in the starting paragraphs.
And I too remember two more instances where you were the one who said a few words that helped me see tremendous breakthrough results like the one in the gym where I was doing the leg exercise thing by pushing the weights with my feet. You said that "all things are possible", and I got the whole weights lifted up gradually from 6 bars or so to the entire stack. That was one of the coolest experiences that I had!
Let's continue building people up like how you had done so all the while. :D
--
All of you are awesome people! Thanks for the comments. Would love to see more of you all here often!
Renae
· 1 year ago
Wonderful post, as usual Daniel! It made me think of this verse:
1 Thessalonians 5:11 "Therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing."
Thank you, Daniel, for making it your goal to encourage others. You are making an important mark on this world! :-)
Blessings to you, my friend!
Dr. KC/DOCintheBiz..com
· 1 year ago
This is truly one of the most beautiful blogs I have come across. It's full of inspiration and enlightenment. I will be back often! Please keep writing!
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-- <abbr>Hunter Nuttall's last blog post. I’m In “The Last Lecture,” Page 184</abbr>
My first encouragement and advice both was given by my first boss in US. Greg Mudzinski is an amazing person. I used to go to his office with bunch of complains, mostly about things that were wrong. One day, he told me one sentence that changed my life. He said, "Shilpan, You are a smart young man. I don't want you to waste your energy on things that are wrong but rather on how you can fix them."
Shilpan
-- <abbr>Shilpan | successsoul.com's last blog post. An Interview with Leo Babauta on Simplicity, Clarity, Happiness and Success</abbr>
Gosh I'm still here. Didn't expect the comments to come in that quickly.
You too are a huge inspiration, not withholding any form of compliments and encouragements to your friends. Your first boss wasn't wrong at all. You surely have always been a smart young man. Even until now that both words "smart" and "young" applies. :)
Have a great day ahead!
I have got several encouragement milestones in my life too! Those are from the people that look beyond my weaknesses, believe and have faith in me.
Here is a post where I'm sharing their faith in me.
http://www.reason4smile.com/2007/10/30/faith-in...
The last one is Shilpan, who commented in my article on greediness before.
You can choose to be encouraged by the people around you.
Great reminders for all of us,
Robert
-- <abbr>Robert A. Henru's last blog post. How failures can make you smile</abbr>
I had a couple of milestones in my life too. I've been encouraged by many people in my life that i always took for granted of. They are can be either ordinary people or people in high positions. Nevertheless they taught me to have faith in what i am doing and never to let my past and defeats to hinder me.
And lastly to Shilpan and Hunter Nuttall, - I love your sites, they are so encouraging!
Way to go WE!
I personally believe that it saves a whole lot of time to mention the strengths of others and like by praising in an audience that will build one another up to greater effect!
Seen your article too. Glad that you had a wonderful supervisor that had helped you through that encouraging words. :)
--
Yo Jephthah!
You were the one who got me into the whole entrepreneurial mindset shake-up which helped me get my big break in the majority of the text in the starting paragraphs.
And I too remember two more instances where you were the one who said a few words that helped me see tremendous breakthrough results like the one in the gym where I was doing the leg exercise thing by pushing the weights with my feet. You said that "all things are possible", and I got the whole weights lifted up gradually from 6 bars or so to the entire stack. That was one of the coolest experiences that I had!
Let's continue building people up like how you had done so all the while. :D
--
All of you are awesome people! Thanks for the comments. Would love to see more of you all here often!
1 Thessalonians 5:11
"Therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing."
Thank you, Daniel, for making it your goal to encourage others. You are making an important mark on this world! :-)
Blessings to you, my friend!
Dr. KC
www.DOCintheBiz.com
www.GLCzone.com