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Core Values - Be #Thankful #Grateful

Hello

I hope you had a great summer and feeling refreshed to end the last quarter of 2015 on a high. I wanted to start back with a blog of thanks to my readers and other people that has supported me on this journey.

I want to kick start this by giving my special thanks to Patricia at http://businessbasecamp.eu/ 

I recently shared my own story of what success means to me and you can too- please join in the discussion, the team would love to hear from you!  I don’t usually put my face to things as I am rather camera shy but I made an exception - It truly is a great movement to be part of and I couldn't recommend it enough. Thank you again for the opportunity!

Following this link and you can catch my story and others: http://businessbasecamp.eu/the-road-to-success-2/

A big shout out to Marsha Wright and the #ThinkBigSundayWithMarsha team- (please see my earlier posts in June for more information). 

I participate most weeks on sharing inspiring, uplifting and positive quotes for the past few months. The response has been amazing and it’s such a pleasure to be connecting with likeminded people. The continuous support has been fantastic and I will be always so grateful for the trend inspiring me and keeping my spirit alive that yes you can have a life beyond your current circumstances. Thank you for all your RT’s, Fav’s and adding me to your list- much appreciated!

I attended some of the most influential sermons at Bath City Church, it promotes victourious Christian Living. My personal favourites include: Steve Witt, Heidi Baker and Jerry Niswander. The presence of the Holy Spirit is evident and the passion is always infectious. The recent sermon by Jerry, literally spoke to me- there is only plan A, no plan B. Any negative seeds that has been planted needs to be replanted using the word from the Bible. I am who God says I am, which is I am victorious. This is a healing and restoring process in itself because I am no longer alone, I have the strength of God and I acknowledging the fact that I am the child of the Most Mighty God. The prays I received has restored my soul and given life to my spirit. I no longer think in lack and mediocrity because I genuinely believe that my best days are still ahead of me. My body, spirit and soul is generally aligned with the peace that God brings me. I never allow anything to stop me from being and doing my best, I have the grace from God to make the right choice, however difficult it maybe at first.

 My mentors: I had the privilege of working with some of the most amazing business people, here's some of the key things I took away: 

 'If you focus hard enough on your goals you can achieve anything' Everything that ever existed started in someone's mind-if you can visualise then you can materialise. 

 'Your future will get better, you just have to believe' Your mental state or mindset is the starting point of any personal transformation. 

 'If you treat it like a waste of time then it will be a waste of time' I always add to this mantra such as If you see it as an issue then it will be an issue. Your attitude governs your actions, always chose to keep your peace, you make better choices and do better. 

 If you don't have confidence in yourself then why should an employer or a potential client? It's important to address those self limiting beliefs or poor self image that you may be holding. No-one wants to work with a negative person, but everyone wants to be around a positive person. 

Last but by no means least- I want to thank everybody who has read my blog and supported my work in any shape or form. In just over 3 months I didn't expect to have over 2K hits so far. Please do connect with me as I have some very exciting plans and freebies in the coming weeks, as a thank you and dare I mention getting into the festive spirit. 

The above is only a small sample of things that I am thankful for- love to hear your thankful stories- please join in the discussion, love to hear from you all.


Best wishes

KIMI


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