Doesn't it want to make you jump too?
Come on people... let's see you JUMP for joy!
It shouldn't be just for children...
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The title for this blog came from a story from Paulo Coelho, which inspires me regularly.
There are 5 important qualities to a pencil:
1) You are capable of great things, but remember there is an invisible hand guiding your steps.
2) Now and then the pencil gets dull, so it must be sharpened. This is a bit painful, but afterwards it writes better. Pain and sorrow can sharpen you and make you a better person.
3) There is an eraser, so we can correct our mistakes. It is important to feel able (not only willing) to correct our mistakes.
4) The important part of the pencil is not the wood on the outside, but the graphite on the inside. Pay attention to what is happening inside you.
5) Pencils leave a mark, so be aware of your actions, because everything you do in life will leave a mark.
There are 5 important qualities to a pencil:
1) You are capable of great things, but remember there is an invisible hand guiding your steps.
2) Now and then the pencil gets dull, so it must be sharpened. This is a bit painful, but afterwards it writes better. Pain and sorrow can sharpen you and make you a better person.
3) There is an eraser, so we can correct our mistakes. It is important to feel able (not only willing) to correct our mistakes.
4) The important part of the pencil is not the wood on the outside, but the graphite on the inside. Pay attention to what is happening inside you.
5) Pencils leave a mark, so be aware of your actions, because everything you do in life will leave a mark.
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- Susanne Taylor
- Munich, Germany
- Intercultural trainer and coach who strives to create innovative and culturally sensitive workshops and programs for clients who want to transform the way they work and live.
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