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The last movie I watched was don't be a menace

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The funniest thing that happened was someone tripped over a grape in publix and there shoping cart flipped on them

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A quote from my mom "Get yo ass up"

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The best gift I got was a hover board

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I went to sleep at 5:01a.m

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The best food I ate over break was macaroni

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Woke up at 3:15p.m

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Quotes listed here below are some of the best Career quotes and proves to be a useful Career tips for everyone reading this in setting their Goals, Realizing and fulfilling their dreams. Some of the inspirational Career Quotes presented here will definitely inspire you in many ways to achieve your Goals with respect to your Professional and personal life through proper planning and hard work thereby enables you to derive unlimited happiness and peace of mind. Speaking Straight from the Heart Always try to learn new things in each and every day of your life. Learning is a never ending process. Try to Socialize and Maintain Good Contacts with respect to your Professional Life. Have a Profile in Linkedin and other sites of the same nature provides a scope to connect to the New Professionals, sharing and exchange of knowledge is possible and in turn which may adversely helps for your Growth. Having a good Profile in Social Media helps you a lot, because now a days Employers are using this one to check out. Don't spend too much time on Social Media. I Hope These Motivational Career Quotes motivates and enables you to realize your true hidden potential and builds confidence to initiate and guides you towards the path of glory, also lets you concentrate and focus on your Goals, accepting the current and new challenges that come by to test your skills, Obviously increases the Zeal and Enthusiasm towards success, deriving unlimited personal satisfaction, and smell for new opportunities that provides a chance to improve, etc,.

To achieve your Individual goals related to career one need to follow a sequence of activities and actions called Career Planning, which is a life long process. Your Career Goals should be with respect to your Personality, purpose, your choice of interests that you like the most, your skills (Evaluate your skills regularly and update according to the requirements ) and the talents you possess.Your Career Plan should be a Flexible one where you can able to accomodate for change.

Invest More time and Discover Yourself Choose the Right Career that you love and fits well given a number of choices available so early in your Life . Have a advice from Parents, Teachers, Friends, etc,. Be clear about your goals and identify and build your skills. If your career goal is to become a Software Engineer, Doctor, Investment Banker, Chartered Accountant, Bank Probationary Officer, Lawyer, Business Development Manager, Journalist, Musician,etc,. then stick to that particular choice of your Career goal and Be focussed on it, identify your strengths and weakness, develop a proper plan, put forth all your efforts, work hard, try to improve your skills, utilize the available resources effectively to achieve the Success and fullfill your dreams.

Begin your Job Search a part of your Career Plan Start your career. Some of the Skills that an employer expects from you is Communication Skills, Personality Development, Technical Skills, etc,. Develop the art of Communication. Develop Good Resume and prepare well for the Interview. Be confident of success in Job. In an Organizaton be an Active Member and effectively contribute in the Team to yield good results. Avoid criticism towards others in the Team. Team Work in an Organization Leads to Success.

1. Jatin Goyal : A Great Career without a Great Education is only a Dream. We are Nothing but just helping you to realize your Dream. Smart Success.

2. Robert Frost Career Quote: "The difference between a job and a career is the difference between forty and sixty hours."
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3. Korean Proverb : Aim high in your career but stay humble in your heart.

4. Dorit Sher : "Your Career is your business. It's time for you to manage it as a CEO."

5. Micheal Hammer : "A successful career will no longer be about promotion. It will be about mastery."

6. Barbara Olson : He decided to plunge on with pardons over the department's objections, or where he knew that there would be objections if he had let career prosecutors know what he was doing.

7. Thomas Jefferson : "Some people dream of Success while others wake up and work hard at it."

8. Chip Kidd : Design is a response to a specific problem. You are given a problem to solve, and then you let the problem itself tell you what your solution is.

9. C.S.Lewis : "The Homemake has the ultimate career. All other careers exist for one purpose only and that is to support the ultimate career."

10. Passion is the difference between having a job or having a carer.

11. Elisabeth Sussman Career quote: Since Keith in the early part of his career worked on the streets and on construction sites and everywhere was a surface for his art, we wanted to give some of that sort of urban street flavor to the exhibition.

12. Aristotle : First have a definite clear practical ideal; a goal, an objective.
Second, have the necessary means to achieve your ends; wisdom, money, materials, and methods.
Third adjust all your means to that end.

13. George Bernard shaw : He knows nothing and he thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.

14. Ann Romney : My Career Choice was to be a Mother.

15. Larry Nixon Career Quotes: I had a great career with BASS, but they need to change some of their rules. I just can't compete in that many events. My shoulders won't take it. They are just wore out from 29 years of fishing tournaments, a billion casts, and years of guiding before that.

16. Micheal Jordan Career Quotes : I have missed more than 9000 shots in my career. I have lost almost 300 games. 26 times, I have been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed. I have failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed.

17. Paul Rogers : Obviously I have played my best career basket ball as Perth Wildcat and I have got a proud history with this club, I really think that we have got an exciting potential this year and there is a definite hunger within the playing group.

18. David Roberts : I am faintly disturbed that this has turned into instant uplift. You would hate to see him turn his life into a career of telling the same story that resulted from an accident.

19.Fyodor Dostoyevsky : Inventors and Geniuses have almost always been looked on as no better than fools at the beginning of their career, and very frequently at the end of it also.

20. Gene Tierney quote on Career : About my career I was Serious and Earnest, sometimes impatient.

21. Jessica Savitch Career Quote : It had not occurred to me that marriage requires the same effort as a career. And unlike a career, marriage requires a joint effort.

22. Jurgen Appelo : Your Career is your own responsibility. Your employer is not your mother.

23.Justin Timberlake Career Quotes: My Career decisions have nothing to do with my personal life.

24. Linda Eyre : Parenting, when it is pursued seriously and thoughtfully, is not only life's most important career, but its most joyful and fulfilling career.

25. Lorna Luft : A career is all very well, but no one lives by work alone.

26. Michel Patini on Career: I gave everything in my career so I have no regrets at all.

27. Preston Sturges : The most incredible thing about my career is that I had one.

28. Ray Romano : My career has been my craziest Adventure.

29. Richard Green : This is my choosen career and that's the place I would just love to get to. It would be a shame to not play there at some stage in your life, that's for sure.

30. Rod Stewart : Listen, if my career was to end tomorrow, I would have no complaints whatsover.

31. Stendhal : Your Career will be a painful one. I divine something in you which offends the vulgar.

32.Confucius : Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life. -

33. Jack Wild : I look at what I have gone through in my career and I really shouldn't be talking to you now. I should be dead ten times over.

34. Maria sharapova Career quotes on Tennis: "A Great tennis Career is something that a 15 year old normally doesn't have. I Hope my example helps other teens believe they can accomplish things they never thought possible."

35. Paul D.Boyer : "An unexpected benefit of my Career in BioChemistry has been Travel."

36. Donald Kendall : The only place where Success comes before work is in the dictionary.

37. Ray Bradbury : The answer to all writing, to any career for that matter is love.

38.Career Quotes by Steve Jobs: Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven't found it yet, keep looking. Don't settle. As with all matters of the Heart, you will know when you find it. And, like any great relationship, it just gets better and better as the years roll on. So keep looking until you find it. Don't Settle.

39. Conrad Hilton : "Success seems to be connected with action. Successful People keep moving. They make mistakes, but they don't quit."

40. Tiffani Amber Thiessen : "I really don't have a career plan. I like being challenged and thrown around. But it's only acting."

41. Vanessa Lawrence : "Employees no longer come to companies for life. They join for experience with a career plan already in mind; they are taking control themselves.

42. Ralph Fiennes : "I don't plan a career. That doesn't work for me. I just have to go with my gut.

43. Nick Johnson : "I don't plan on going back to legal work. I wanted an international career, and finance seemed to be where some interesting career opportunities were.

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"It is not your aptitude, it's your attitude". How many times have you heard that phrase? I can't remember exactly how many times I have heard the phrase repeated but I know it has to be over 500 times. I have heard the phrase proclaimed from the pulpit, broadcasted from TV, shared in the classroom, popularized in books and admonished at home. It was a mantra that most leaders touted to the masses and the mantra promoted on billboards. In the 80s and even in some circles today, it was the "in" phrase, the buzz phrase, used by motivators, teachers, preachers and anybody in authority. And even those who had never been in corporate America or in leadership positions had their own way of sharing the same advice. They would tell us to "watch yourself" and all of us, especially my friends, knew what those 2 words meant. Although our parents and grandparents never worked in Corporate America, they had wisdom; they understood the "system" without ever working in the system. They had gained insight from years of working around the movers and shakers and their advice was always helpful, strategic, and relevant.

I knew having a good attitude was important. When I started my career in corporate America, I was told that my attitude would determine my altitude, my future. I was told, but really warned: if you want to climb the corporate ladder, watch your disposition and monitor your behavior. And since there were few women and even fewer African Americans in the pharmaceutical industry in the 1980s, I was given a few more instructions about having and displaying a good attitude. Due to socially accepted sexism and racism in the 1980's, there were a few more rules for me to follow, and a few more ways for me to display a "good attitude". Because of who I was and because of who society thought I was or really convinced I was, I had to do some extra stuff to prove that my attitude was positive. For some reason, it was my responsibility to make sure others felt comfortable being around me even though it was one of me and hundreds of them. Trust me, I felt the pressure.

I must admit that having a good attitude was pretty confusing for a young 22-year old woman entering the corporate world. My entrance was made even harder by the advice I received from my white male mentors who sometimes gave contradictory advice. I was warned to be visible but not too vocal. Of course, I had no idea what "too vocal" meant. I was told to stand out but not too much. Huh? What did that mean? I was told to smile but not to show too many teeth. I practiced smiling hundreds of times but I never understood how wide was too wide. I was taught how to dress and how to look confident but not too cocky around the powerbrokers. I was even admonished to watch my speech patterns and to shy away from any "black talk", which was their way of me reminding me never to use slang.

You know that last admonition especially got under my skin, and of course, I was deeply offended. I wanted to say "man, I am a recent college graduate but I am not a fool. I am a black woman in America and I have been taught, really drilled, on how to navigate around society's myopic beliefs since I was born". I also wanted to ask "do you give the white women the same insulting instructions, or just me?" But I kept quiet; I listened and took notes.

I was given a litany of unofficial "I will deny it if you ever mention it" lists, of do's and don'ts to ensure that I was perceived by the decision makers as having a "good attitude". In so many ways and in so many words, I was cautioned, but sometimes I felt as if I was threatened, about my attitude. It was clear that my attitude could be my greatest asset or my Achilles heel; in my case, my attitude was both.

I can't really say that I heeded all of the advice of my mentors until I reached my late twenties. I was an idealist because my parents raised me to believe that I had unlimited potential and that I should never settle for mediocrity. They taught me to never live my life based on limits established by OTHERS, and so I worked my butt off. I was optimistic, impressionable and determined. I really thought my education and expertise would be enough to move up the corporate ladder. I believed that my proficiency and competency would be recognized and rewarded with big raises, huge bonuses and coveted promotions. Boy, was I wrong! My skills were applauded, but it was my spirit, but really how my spirit was perceived, that limited my ascension. No, it was not my talent that stunted my success, it was my temperament, but really their perception of my temperament, that caused my advancement delays. It was the perceptions of people who didn't know how to deal with difference and diversity that hindered my career. But that's another book right?

I tried to have the "right attitude". I was friendly and I was approachable. I laughed at all of the jokes, attended all of the unofficial, but official, gatherings and played the political games. I tried to fit in even though it was obvious that my gender and color disqualified me from certain conversations and barred me from certain positions. However, I was allowed to exist, albeit marginally, in some corporate circles. But that's another story too. I will say more about those experiences in my next book.

But over the years, what I learned was that having a "good attitude" was totally subjective; there was not one definition or standard that applied to all organizations. The lack of consistency and the ambiguity made having or portraying a "good attitude" tough or nearly impossible. And most of all, the inconsistency made attempting to convey positivity emotionally draining; it was a struggle. Because really, how could I comply with a definition that was ambiguous, mutable and subject to the whims of observers who didn't know me or more importantly, who really didn't know themselves? Hard question, right?

So, how do we know if our attitudes are positive, especially since what is appreciated and acceptable in one organization is a CLIM (career limiting move) in another? How do we navigate corporate cultures and office politics so that we are viewed as receptive, pleasant, collaborative and approachable? How do we present ourselves in the most positive light to potential investors, potential clients and potential business partners?

I wish I knew all of the answers but I don't. But almost 30 years in corporate America have taught me one important lesson: don't worry so much about what's going on around you, be more concerned about what's going on in you. Yes, monitor your spirit because your spirit is the only thing that you can control. It's the only thing that you can truly manage and protect- for better or worse. It the only thing that you can shift and adjust to accommodate situations and circumstances. Your spirit and the responsibility of your spirit is yours and yours alone.

So in the midst of inconsistent definitions and subjective standards, how do we make sure we develop and maintain "good attitudes"? How do we project a spirit of positivity and abundance so that we attract wealth, nurture healthy relationships, allow space for love, encourage collaboration and welcome support? In others words, how do we cultivate positive attitudes despite the vicissitudes of life that allow us to soar?

I believe that there are 3 main ways. First, I believe having a positive attitude is a result of knowing who you are as a person; knowing who you really are at your spiritual core. I believe that having a positive attitude comes from a deep-rooted knowing that you are amazing, accomplished and armed for victory, achievement and significance. It comes from a deep knowing in the pit of your stomach that you are destined for greatness, and understanding that your greatness is not predicted nor defined by profits, promotions, positions, possessions and people.

I also believe having a positive attitude comes from knowing that no one determines your greatness; only you do. And that knowing liberates you from changing and contorting your spirit to fit societal norms that are limiting at best, and confining at worse. Trust me, when we truly know our value and when we like ourselves, accept ourselves, and celebrate ourselves, we have an inner joy that is unspeakable, untouchable, and unparalleled. Now how is that for a positive attitude? A positive attitude is a result of YOU knowing YOU!

The second way to ensure that we have a positive attitude is to know our purpose, our divine WHY? When we are clear about our divine WHY, our divine assignment, we feel courageous enough to accept our divine missions; we feel guided. We feel a "drawing" or a pull in our spirits, and if we follow that pull, we feel totally aligned and congruent with God's plan for our lives. And because we feel focused, directed and engaged, we naturally become more enthusiastic, emboldened and energized about life. We invest in ourselves, we commit to oursevles and most of all, we understand ourselves. We don't feel as if we are floundering, scattered, mismatched and out of sync with our very souls. We feel relevant, real, relaxed and ready to pursue our God-given agendas with vigor because we know that we are following God's will for our lives. I truly believe that feeling connected and actively engaged in our divine purpose, our divine WHY, satisfies a deep longing in our souls; that satisfaction is the origin of a positive attitude. A positive attitude comes from knowing and living your divine WHY!

Finally, I believe having a positive attitude emanates from God. Even though we may have or use different names to describe the Spirit, God is the author and creator of everything. To me, God is! And God gave all of us a promise: that we would be the head and never the tail. Knowing and believing that we will be elevated, empowered and positioned for the best of what God has in store for us, if we are willing to accept it, guarantees a positive life, and consequently a positive attitude. (Just for the record, I didn't say an easy, stress-free life). Knowing that God is in us, with us and goes before us reminds us that we are not alone as we travel on this journey called life. A positive attitude comes from knowing that God IS and from knowing that you are.

Earl Nightingale said it best: "Attitude is not the result of success; success is the result of a great attitude". So have a great attitude! Know who you are, accept your divine assignment, but most of all, believe in your God-given promise. Go, grow and live your life without the demands, dictates and directions of those who may never appreciate you, applaud you or even acknowledge you. Develop and maintain a positive attitude based on your inner foundation and your own inner knowing of who you are. Believe me, that's where your joy lies and that inner joy is what generates a positive attitude that is safe from the distractions and definitions of the world.

Have a Positive Attitude! Dare to Soar Higher ! Success awaits you.

Join us on Saturday, Sept 19th, when Kim J. King and I will discuss the importance of Purpose, Passion and Power. You can register at the Event Tab.

Blessings to you always!

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