Friday and a Fabuloso Motivator.

well the two day workshop went wonderful. I had a one and a half hr presentation I participated in on Wed. We did another panel type presentation with Q and A yesterday for near two hrs and than I facilitated a group on Human Services discussion in the afternoon. Boy was I tired from A) Talking( no laughing those of you who "know" me) B) from holding that professional presence and C) from walking in shoes other than my runners . But all the sweet go get ems and you can and will do its obviously worked and I was told it was 'excellent" so today I plan a relatively easy work day and an early leave to go get grandson for our Friday sleep over little a is going camping with her Daddy.so here is what I read Second thing today.. Now this motivator really works for those still walking up that hill, still finding the need to sit and rest look yonder and try to see the shore.. But I promise every word of it is true.. You just never quit, and I prromise what you hope for WILL happen and in fact with more magic than you could ever imagine.Have a glorious Blessed Day and celebrate your nosmo warrior wonderful selves.Friday, August 1,quit smoking, 2008The full distanceWhat a shame it would be if the results you have worked to achieve required just a little longer to arrive than you were willing to wait. How sad it would be for your ship to finally come in just a few minutes after you had given up and left the dock.Success is built upon effort and commitment. Success also requires persistence and patience.It is of little use to work for years toward a goal if you give up just a few days before the goal is reached. There is no point in working through hundreds of obstacles if you allow the very last obstacle to stop you.Go ahead, close the deal, finish the work and get yourself all the way to the goal you've chosen. Take those last remaining steps so that you'll hold the prize firmly in your hands.Rest when you are weary but do not quit. Achievement belongs to those who can go the full distance.If it's important enough to start,stop smoking now, it's important enough to finish. Be sure to always take the next step, for it could very well be the one that finally gets you there.