What is Your Biggest Strength?

Last week I wrote about my biggest weakness.  It got me thinking about the flip side of that.  I found this inspirational article that I'd like to share with you.

"Recently, while chatting with a friend, I noticed a paradox – we gladly forgive others their mistakes, but beat ourselves up for our own.  My friend was telling me about being unable to learn programming and having to look for people, who could help her to manage her website. From my point of view it was not a big deal. Not everyone is born to be a programmer. But to her it was the end of the world. She continued repeating how “stupid” she was for not understanding a simple html code. However, when I mentioned that I am not a wizard at programming either, she instantly found several examples to demonstrate to me that I am better than I think I am!

This got me thinking – What if instead of being our worst critic, we become our own best cheerleader?  What if we learn to be more tolerant of our shortcomings and acknowledge our strengths?  Let us take a moment to practice self-appreciation, leaving forced modesty aside!

Take time to think “What is your biggest strength?” and then write down your answer in the comment section below for everyone to see!

Start with “I am…” – be daring!

For example, “I am intelligent”, “I am very determined”, “ I am indispensible, when it comes to handling stressful situations at work”, “I am great at creating relationships with people”.

Learn to compliment yourself as you so often compliment others."

Business Tip:
Be sure that all of the stamp sets you are using in your gatherings and workshops are orderable for your customers.  An easy way to do this is to go through any items you are unsure of and use the Product Search function in the Order Entry system or you can create an order and put in many items at a time. 

Leadershare in LasVegas March 19th
Don't miss the registration deadline, Friday, February 18th --- thankfully there is still room for you!

Shout Outs:

This week I'd like to recognize and wish a Bon Voyage to our Cruise Earners!

 Lynn Como - 3rd Downline

Noreen Petty - 2nd Downline

Lori Leng - 5th Downline

Helen Onulak - 4th Downline

Briana Bostick - 3rd Downline

Linda Sturdivant - 1st Downline

Congratulations and have a wonderful trip!

Top MyCTMH Sales for January and February

Lynn Como - $1375.65

Debi Squires - $1031.30

Helen Onulak - $986.58

Susan Tomaino - $725.55

Noreen Petty - $652.03

Create and Take from the Oregon Connected Hearts Team Meeting:

Chris Greens 6x6 My Creations Memory Showcase and 4 cards

Featuring Sophia Level 1 Kit, Level 2 My Stickease, Clear Buttons and Pink Sparkles

If you would like the pattern and full directions for this project, just email me and I'd be happy to send it to you :o)

Cover






Inside



4  cards made from the pre-printed 12x12 layouts with a bit of B&T added

Quote of the Week:

"The willingness to do, creates the ability to do."

Peter McWilliams