KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK

Once we have found purpose in life we have to be constantly reminded that it does not really matter who is watching, or in support our dreams we should always thrive to keep doing that which we have an unquenchable love for.

It is imperative to know that we must never fail to give our best shot when given an opportunity to do that which we are passionate about no matter who is watching. As a speaker I have come to realize that we don't give it our best when we have a small audience, and try to be exceptional when the audience is large and by so doing get so many points down in one speech that the audience cannot even hold-on to one when you are done with your speech. Always giving your best at any presentation will enable you to strike a balance in giving out your points. Great speakers always give there best at every speech. In fact to improve in any profession, you must always do better than you did yesterday.

Don't give up on yourself and passion because you have tried so many times and no one seem to be watching or encouraging. Don't loose your sense of vision because you tried a couple of times and it wasn't getting clearer. The story of the invention of the electric bulb by Thomas Edison always amazes me whenever I read it, it's phenomenon. It really will take a resilient human being to keep at doing same thing nine hundred and ninety-nine times without giving-up, that is a determination and focus in play, which makes me wonder if we have ever tried what we claim to be passionate about hundred times? If not, why not try again, keep at it, your time may just be now.

Again, the size of the audience doesn't matter. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.

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