Showing posts with label Andro Donovan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Andro Donovan. Show all posts

Thursday, April 14, 2022

How To Achieve in Life

"The most purposeful people I know all seem to have clear disciplines and rituals. If they are fit, they tend to have a regular gym routine, run or some other regular physical activity. If they are happily married, they tend to spend quality time with their families. If they are calm, they regularly do yoga or meditate every day. If they are muscle bound, they obviously do a lot of weight training. The truth will out from every pore!  Anything you have achieved in life has come about through a regular commitment."

-- Andro Donovan

Thursday, April 07, 2022

The Job That Is Worth Doing

"Finding your path and what you  are passionate about is not always clear. I have heard people refer to certain careers as ‘a calling’. The jobs that are described in this way are often teaching, medicine or nursing, but as far as I am concerned any job that gives you a sense of satisfaction and gives you an opportunity to express some of your values is a job worth doing."

-- Andro Donovan


Tuesday, March 29, 2022

Into A World of Possibility

"Having a purpose takes us out  of mediocrity into a world of worthy challenges and possibility. Some of the happiest, most fulfilled people I know are those who are in service to others. Conversely, when there is not a clear purpose that drives us, our lives can become empty and meaningless."

-- Andro Donovan

Thursday, March 24, 2022

The Power of a Purpose

"Having a defined purpose delivers a context that encourages and motivates you to persevere even when the going gets tough. Purpose gives meaning to your life and helps to strengthen your resolve."

-- Andro Donovan

Thursday, March 17, 2022

Our Huge Potential Vs Our Limitations

"The main principle here is that what scares us is our huge potential rather than our limitations. And it is the qualities we most admire in others that are a direct mirror of our own highest qualities. So, for instance, if you admire someone for their great courage, what you are connecting to is your courage which you may have not fully expressed as yet."

-- Andro Donovan