Heroes Are Everyday Individuals Who Know What Is the Right Thing To Do and Take Action More Often Than Other Individuals
The truth of the matter is that you always know the right thing to do. The hard part is doing it.
[ H. Norman Schwarzopf ]
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The truth of the matter is that you always know the right thing to do. The hard part is doing it.
[ H. Norman Schwarzopf ]
When you were born, you cried and the world rejoiced. Live your life so that when you die, the world cries and you rejoice.
[ Cherokee Expression ]
"Man is a magnet, and every line and dot and
detail of his experiences come by his own attraction."
— Elizabeth Towne: Was a writer, editor, publisher of self-help books
How true this is. We become what we think about all day long. Napoleon Hill said it so eloquently.
Here is one of my other favorite quotes.
Our greatest battles are that with our own minds.
[ Jameson Frank ]
Everyone struggles with FEAR. There are so many things to fear that are only False Evidence Appearing Real. The real challenge it to make peace between our two brain hemisphere personalities and achieve our ultimate potential as a balanced, enlightened being.
The people who get on in this world are the people who get up and look for the circumstances they want, and, if they can't find them, make them.
[ George Bernard Shaw ]
Teamwork is the ability to work together toward a common vision. The ability to direct individual accomplishments toward organizational objectives. It is the fuel that allows common people to attain uncommon results. [ Andrew Carnegie ]
Check out all the chapters of "Think and Grow Rich" that I transformed into a Super-learning format, using gorgeous photos of nature and fantasy art, with superlearning music.
Watch my "Think and Grow Rich" Videos with you spouse and kids to have a real advantage over everyone in your life.
It is a good rule to face difficulties at the time they arise and not allow them to increase unacknowledged.
[ Edward W. Ziegler ]
Take into account that great life and great achievement involve great risk.
[ Dalai Lama ]
If you're never scared or embarrassed or hurt, it means you never take any chances.
[ Julia Sorel ]
The desire not to be anything is the desire not to be.
[ Ayn Rand ]
In any moment of decision the best thing you can do is the right thing, the next best thing you can do is the wrong thing, and the worst thing you can do is nothing.
[ Theodore Roosevelt ]
It’s a funny thing about life; if you refuse to accept anything but the best, you very often get it.
[ Somerset Maugham ]
It’s a funny thing about life; if you refuse to accept anything but the best, you very often get it.
[ Somerset Maugham ]
50. Producing results is more important than proving you're right. To get things done, try to understand others' frames of references, points of view, needs and wants. Then determine what is honest, fair, effective and rational... and act accordingly.
"Dave Kekich Credos Inspire You and Teach You the Secrets Of Success"
David co-founded Exceptional Producers, Inc., the country's largest life insurance master general agency, which raised $3.1 billion of premium income for First Executive Corp., co-founded a national financial services company and arranged venture capital funding for private companies for 11 years.
He is a recognized expert on private investing and authored the venture capital handbook "How the Rich Get Richer With Quiet Private Investments".
David founded both public and private companies, was engaged as a consultant and served as director to numerous public and private corporations. He also sold and developed real estate.
In 1999, Mr. Kekich founded the "Maximum Life Foundation", a 501(c)(3) corporation dedicated to curing aging related diseases. He founded MaxLife Capital, a venture capital group for life sciences industries targeting anti-aging technologies. He also co-founded Stem Cell Products, LLC, a privately held biotech company specializing in stem cell signaling factors and advanced peptide technologies.
David serves as a Board Member of the American Aging Association He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Pennsylvania State University and studied under Dr. Andrew J. Galambos at the Free Enterprise Institute for two years.
714-641-0700/Fax 714-464-4135
www.maxlife.org
Anonymous (all those wonderful insightful heroes who influenced me one way or another, either consciously or unconsciously, but whose names I can't attach to any particular Credo.)
73. Nothing wins more often than superior preparation. Genius is usually preparation.
"Dave Kekich Credos Inspire You and Teach You the Secrets Of Success"
David co-founded Exceptional Producers, Inc., the country's largest life insurance master general agency, which raised $3.1 billion of premium income for First Executive Corp., co-founded a national financial services company and arranged venture capital funding for private companies for 11 years.
He is a recognized expert on private investing and authored the venture capital handbook "How the Rich Get Richer With Quiet Private Investments".
David founded both public and private companies, was engaged as a consultant and served as director to numerous public and private corporations. He also sold and developed real estate.
In 1999, Mr. Kekich founded the "Maximum Life Foundation", a 501(c)(3) corporation dedicated to curing aging related diseases. He founded MaxLife Capital, a venture capital group for life sciences industries targeting anti-aging technologies. He also co-founded Stem Cell Products, LLC, a privately held biotech company specializing in stem cell signaling factors and advanced peptide technologies.
David serves as a Board Member of the American Aging Association He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Pennsylvania State University and studied under Dr. Andrew J. Galambos at the Free Enterprise Institute for two years.
714-641-0700/Fax 714-464-4135
www.maxlife.org
Anonymous (all those wonderful insightful heroes who influenced me one way or another, either consciously or unconsciously, but whose names I can't attach to any particular Credo.)
Long term success is built on credibility and on establishing enduring loving relationships with quality people based on mutually earned trust. Cut all ties with dishonest, negative or lazy people, and associate with people who share your values. You become whom you associate with.
"Dave Kekich Credos Inspire You and Teach You the Secrets Of Success"
David co-founded Exceptional Producers, Inc., the country's largest life insurance master general agency, which raised $3.1 billion of premium income for First Executive Corp., co-founded a national financial services company and arranged venture capital funding for private companies for 11 years.
He is a recognized expert on private investing and authored the venture capital handbook "How the Rich Get Richer With Quiet Private Investments".
David founded both public and private companies, was engaged as a consultant and served as director to numerous public and private corporations. He also sold and developed real estate.
In 1999, Mr. Kekich founded the "Maximum Life Foundation", a 501(c)(3) corporation dedicated to curing aging related diseases. He founded MaxLife Capital, a venture capital group for life sciences industries targeting anti-aging technologies. He also co-founded Stem Cell Products, LLC, a privately held biotech company specializing in stem cell signaling factors and advanced peptide technologies.
David serves as a Board Member of the American Aging Association He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Pennsylvania State University and studied under Dr. Andrew J. Galambos at the Free Enterprise Institute for two years.
714-641-0700/Fax 714-464-4135
www.maxlife.org
Anonymous (all those wonderful insightful heroes who influenced me one way or another, either consciously or unconsciously, but whose names I can't attach to any particular Credo.)
1-3-08 10:50 AM Ralph Response
Thanks "very depressed person". I appreciate your permission. The
names will be changed.
Check Dr. Borkin's videos on adrenal exhaustion.
They will explain everything.
Take care,
Ralph
1-3-08 10:04 AM Ralph response
Dear Vietnam Vet,
No one knows about your first email other than you and me.
There is no harm done other than it caused me to question
my relationship with the Rick I interviewed.
Great about the meds. They kill your mind and body.
Hurray! You have overcome a serious source of drug
addiction.
I received the "As a Man Does" by James Allen. Thanks!
It is very inspirational.
Thank you for the opportunity to read you journal.
It is a privilege.
I have not had time to look at it. I am under some big deadlines.
Go to my blog and read some of the heroes interviews. They will inspire you.
Many of the heroes went through very difficult times.
www.insearchofheroes.com/blog
Alex is a good man. I agree on being a leader who helps others
come to the conclusion "We did it ourselves!" That is true
leadership, the type I aspire to.
The trees are awesome with the white snow and blue sky.
Your daughter and granddaughter are beautiful. Glad you will
be around to help them during their lives. I know they love you!
Take care,
Ralph
1-3-08 9:20 AM friend response
Ralph,
Feel free to use what ever you can if it can help someone. I will trust you to change all the names you might find in the writings and letters.
I have never heard of 3rd stage adrenal exhaustion. But just the words adrenal exhaustion bring about something familiar. I will have to think about it and read about it.
There was a point years ago when I began having anxiety attacks until I realized that I was doing it to myself by allowing myself to be in a constant state of fight or flight. I was filling myself with toxic adrenalin and not using it.
Therefore leaving it to overload my whole system. I have to remember to monitor my thought process when I am sane enough so I don't let myself get that way. I haven't been very good at it lately.
You know the best description I ever heard about war was. " Long periods of boredom interrupted by moments of shear terror." it doesn't take long for that to imprint someone's nervous system.
I was thinking how the new wartime buzz words are terrorism, IED, Roadside Bomb. I don't know about other Vietnam Vets But for me it sure brings on some emotions.
That was how the VC fought a great deal of their battles. They were more interested in maiming than killing. Because not only was it demoralizing, it used up extra man power and helped to fuel the fires of the protesters back on the brick.
Here I go down the path I don't want to be on so I will stop here.
Thanks again