Little Things Do Matter! kids and teens
Have you ever caught yourself staring at a little baby? How can
such a tiny helpless thing have so much power over us? Well, it is
probably because little things actually do matter! And these cute,
little babies are the genesis of another human's potential. And another
human's potential represents the potential of the entire human race! We
are all miracles in birth, and miracles in potential action and
accomplishment waiting to happen. Doesn't that send goosebumps crawling
up and down your spine? I bet you did not realize so much was going on
every time that we looked at a baby.
So, are you getting goose bumps standing up yet? Good! Mine are too! You see, we can all do more than we are presently doing... We can all apply the success secret of "little things matter". And we can all live like we truly believe that we are miracles. Our life is a miracle!
The trick to being happy and living our life as the miracles that we are is to do just a little bit at a time. Remember, babies don't learn to walk in one day. Babies learn to walk by doing a little bit at a time, and by doing it consistently over time. Eventually, babies become pretty good at walking. Some even become pretty good at running. Have you ever watched the Olympics? Every one of those elite runners were at one time, someone's crawling baby... Now that's human potential realized over time!
The next time you see a baby, I want you to stare at it a little longer than usual. Become cognizant of its future potential as well as your still dormant potential. Watch and learn from the baby. When the little baby falls down, does it decide to quit? Nope! After the little baby falls down again, does it say that it is going to take tomorrow off from trying to walk? Nope! The baby will never veer from its quest to walk upright and straight, and you should never veer too far from your winding path of future success. Remember, you both learn and perform best, a little bit at a time.
Now teens and even tweens, go learn, lead, and lay the way to a better world for all of us. Remember, little things are important, in the end they are the only things that truly do matter. And once again, thanks in advance for all that you do, and all that you will do.
So, are you getting goose bumps standing up yet? Good! Mine are too! You see, we can all do more than we are presently doing... We can all apply the success secret of "little things matter". And we can all live like we truly believe that we are miracles. Our life is a miracle!
The trick to being happy and living our life as the miracles that we are is to do just a little bit at a time. Remember, babies don't learn to walk in one day. Babies learn to walk by doing a little bit at a time, and by doing it consistently over time. Eventually, babies become pretty good at walking. Some even become pretty good at running. Have you ever watched the Olympics? Every one of those elite runners were at one time, someone's crawling baby... Now that's human potential realized over time!
The next time you see a baby, I want you to stare at it a little longer than usual. Become cognizant of its future potential as well as your still dormant potential. Watch and learn from the baby. When the little baby falls down, does it decide to quit? Nope! After the little baby falls down again, does it say that it is going to take tomorrow off from trying to walk? Nope! The baby will never veer from its quest to walk upright and straight, and you should never veer too far from your winding path of future success. Remember, you both learn and perform best, a little bit at a time.
Now teens and even tweens, go learn, lead, and lay the way to a better world for all of us. Remember, little things are important, in the end they are the only things that truly do matter. And once again, thanks in advance for all that you do, and all that you will do.
Award-Winning Author, Speaker, and Educator- Daniel Blanchard,
wants you to always remember the miracle that you truly are and to
celebrate your little victories. A little bit at a time, goes a far way.
For more great tips please visit Dan's website, blog, and vlog at kids and teens blogs . Thanks.
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