“Stand guard at the door of your mind.” – Jim Rohn
Always stand guard at the door of your mind. Don’t let anyone trample on your mind. Be very careful of how you treat yourself because others are watching for clues on how to treat you in return.
You are a one-time experience in this world, so, treat yourself with great respect and be the best that you can be. Let me share with you few tips that can help you re-align your daily activities with the world-class brand that you were born to be.
1. Speak to yourself positively and with respect.
– God made me the way I am for a reason, so, I accept myself the way I am.
– I am the light that shines bright.
– I deserve the best in life.
– I give the best of me always.
Repeat these words every day until they sink into your subconscious mind and become your lifestyle.
2. Present yourself well wherever you are.
– Always listen to yourself whenever you communicate with your family, friends, acquaintances, etc. because that will give them clues on how to treat you.
– Just go to your Facebook page, if you have one, and check what you post. What does it say about you as a world-class person? Does it represent you well? The same thing applies to your WhatsApp, Instagram, LinkedIn platforms, etc. Your posts on these social media platforms may create a person that you wouldn’t like to meet yourself, a person who is misunderstood, doesn’t care, hopeless and without vision. It is always difficult to correct these perceptions once created.
– Develop yourself every day to better your best. Focus on a particular area or skill and work at it with everything you have and the results will soon show.
For free daily local news in the south, visit our sister newspapers Alberton Record, Comaro Chronicle, Southern Courier and Get it Joburg South Magazine.
Remember to visit our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages. You can also email our offices on cvdwalt@caxton.co.za, juliem@caxton.co.za or luckyt@caxton.co.za
Add us on WhatsApp today! Alberton Record: 060 644 5264 Comaro Chronicle: 079 427 8074 and Southern Courier: 079 404 5789.
