Sunday, September 11, 2011

Week Two: Giving Myself an "A"

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I have always seen the glass as half-full. Like ATT I like to "Rethink Possible" The name for my blog: Kingdom of Possibilities is because I like to believe in the possibilities. I really enjoyed reading the book The Art of Possibility by the Zanders. Below is my example of what I would write to Mr. Zander to receive my "A". Enjoy!

Dear Mr. Zander,
I got an “A” because I realized I am my own person, and I am responsible for myself. I no longer procrastinate and blame my family members for my lack of action. I put myself and my education first. I made the time to complete my tasks. I listened to my heart and went forth with my education. I let no one hold me back from achieving my dreams. As I look forward to graduation, I truly feel a sense of accomplishment, for I know that I did it! I believed in myself and found the strength to be myself. I love my family and I know they love me and are proud of me for pursuing my dreams. I know that I am an important part of their lives and that without me they would not be the wonderful, creative, hardworking people they are. For it was by example, my positive attitude, work ethic, pursuit of my dreams that they have exemplified in their lives. Thank you for believing in me and my dreams.
Sincerely,
Pamela King

3 comments:

  1. Pam, You did a great job of exemplifying the concept of giving yourself an A as told by the Zanders. I imagine actually doing the exercise gives you an experiential memory of the concepts and helps make it more a part of your life. I am confident that you will carry the concepts into your world and share with your students.
    Lori

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  2. Great reflection and application.

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  3. Pamela,


    I believe that once a person reaches a person where they finally take complete control of their destiny, they that person have truly arrived at a place where something magical happens. I believe it is at that moment that our efforts and our resources take on a mind of their own and begin to do things with out us having to tell them. This principle is very true when working with finances. Once an individual commands his money to do specific things or not to do specific things, then I believe that a switch goes off in our minds that takes over and we begin to think differently, act differently, believe differently, process things differently.

    I have watched you a lot through the course of the past 11 months. I think that you would agree that the "matters" of our school work / assignments have been a strong driving force for you. But if you are at the place where you are now the master of your own destiny, then hang on for the ride of your life. I know you have the potential to be and do great things, so reach out there and take charge! It's all yours!!!

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