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Thomas D. Willhite was an author and the co-founder of PSI Seminars, a personal development company. He was born on January 10, 1940.[1]
¶ Just because you are seventy is no excuse to give up and let others make your decisions for you. The fact that you are still alive is reason enough to believe that you are here for a purpose; and that purpose is to learn, to teach, and to GIVE.
¶ Listen to your I AM’s. You are your I AM’s – the ones you feel in your gut. And the moment that you say, “I refuse to listen to my limitations any more; I refuse to be this or that; I am happier; I am healthier; I am more open; I am more trusting,” you start becoming that way.
¶ YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOU. Assuming a responsibility means changing a wrong into a right. In other words, if the way you feel is not right, then assuming responsibility means changing it.
¶ You don't have to be sick to get better! You don't have to have a bad attitude to get a better one.
¶ You don’t have to have a bad attitude to get a better one. All too often we resist a change because we assume change means that we were “not OK” which hurts our self-image. Your attitude may be great right now…and it can get even better. Why not get better? Why not do more, be more? Why not extend those limits?
¶ Leadership is not a right or a position, it is a responsibility.
[1] https://www.amazon.com/Motorcycle-Training-Manual-Thomas-Willhite-ebook/dp/B0070ADH1M
[2] http://lexyraine.wordpress.com/tag/thomas-d-willhite/
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