Do you know your position?

 AN EXCERPTS From the book "Wings to Fly"
 
Know your position for a more rewarding life. It is discouraging to have talents and not to have them recognized or used.

In “Wings To Fly” your daily lift off to soar to greater heights I explore how to position yourself for greater success and happiness. Too often, we think we know our position and are playing it, when in truth, we are experiencing unhappiness because we are playing out of position.

When you are playing the right position for you and playing it well is when your talents and character come together to move yourself and others forward. When you are playing out of position in business and life it is difficult to have satisfaction and happiness. And, without either, life is not fun. It becomes like walking through a swamp.

To get out of the swamp position yourself for success and happiness. Take stock of your talents and character. You can further develop your talent and character.

To do that you must understand your unique arrangement of gifts, talents and resources. You must be clear about who you are. Otherwise, in the great play that is life, you can be miscast in the wrong role.

Developing your talent and character is what it takes to find an opportunity where you get to play the right position. But there is something you must do to develop your talent and character. You must do “a little bit more.”

Knowledge is good. Skills are good. Habits are good. But with the right attitude, “I will do a little bit more,” you can enhance all three.

When you do this, not only will you know your position, people will want you to play in a position that utilizes your gifts and talents. And you will increase the odds of finding a position that you will play very well.

Take yourself to a more rewarding life. Know your position. Do “a little bit more.”

In “Wings To Fly” you will find daily insights into a variety of topics from how to play in position, to attitude, to relationships, to attitude, to confidence, to self-esteem, to productivity and making better decisions, to name a few, in creating your own path to take your life to a higher level.

Act now and purchase your copy of “Wings To Fly” to begin your daily lift off to soar to greater heights and a better you!Get to know your position!
 
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