Samuel McVay’s Post

In life, you cannot give what you do not have! Time, resources, knowledge, skill, etc. The only way to keep having is to keep growing! To growth other, you need to grow yourself! Grow physically, intellectually, spiritually, emotionally and, of course, financially. That is the law in life and also law of leadership! Long-life learner! #growth #leadershipdevelopment

One of my favourite topics is how failure is deeply connected to success. Check out this post from Tazeem and the link to her article!

Newsflash: The notion of a “self made success” is a lie. You can work hard…make sacrifices…practice extreme discipline…seek extra opportunities…whatever whatever, but that doesn’t change the fact that in each of those ways, someone else contributed to that move. Your genetic code with your foundational intellectual and physical capacity derived from your ancestors. Your personality traits were influenced by your family. What you’ve learned came from someone else’s instruction (whether a teacher in a traditional classroom, an author of a book or a mentor in the workplace). Recognize all that has come together for you to succeed; then commit to being the source for someone else’s flourishing. #SOULARISEleadership #wedowhoweare #leadershipdevelopment #executivecoaching #womensleadership #practicalwoo

Kids: People get motivated when there is a right reward. Adults: People may get motivated for rewards, but not always. Legends: People should be intrinsically motivated. Extrinsic motivation isn't necessarily sustainable and not the right approach to grow your folks. #motivation #growth #people #coaching

Before we get into the true crux of the matter, let us start things off with a simple question. How much of your triumphs and accomplishments would you say are in your hands? This includes your words, your actions, your choices, and your behaviors. How much of your success is up to you? If you consider yourself responsible for at least 80% of your success and the rest 20% based on the way life goes, you will be more successful than most people. However, if you often find yourself blaming other people for your failures, chances are you might be ill-fated. However, the silver lining here is that personal accountability is more than just a mere mindset; it is also a skill set. And the good news is that everyone can learn and adapt to it. In this article, we will walk you through what personal accountability is and why it matters. Read more here:👇 https://lnkd.in/geGWfq9g #tickthoseboxes #accountability #accountabilitycoach #theaccountabilityguy #accountabilitycoach #internationalaccountabilitycoach #businessadvisor #mentor

WHAT YOU CHOOSE TO FOCUS ON WILL GROW

🔥 More people could use to fail! 🔥 Ok, wait, put the pitchforks away and hear me out. Failing is an important part of personal and professional growth. It's an invaluable opportunity for hands-on learning. It means we're trying new things and challenging ourselves! And when we figure out what doesn't work, we get one step closer to figuring out what does. Plus, failing keeps us humble. It's a very human thing to fail, and at the end of the day, none of us are perfect. So do it! Fail a little! Embrace it! Learn from it! #gamesindustry #inspiration #personaldevelopment

Your success or your failure; you are responsible for it. The key word here is responsible and not blame. Always be on reflective mode; “why did I fail, where did I go wrong, what did I overlook, how can I overcome this?” How can I learn from my mistakes and come back stronger. You may have a coach or a mentor but ultimately you are responsible for your own success or failure because you are the one who will make the effort and you are the one who will decide on the actions you want to take. #ayuasiconnects #successisyourresponsibility

Learning from Failure: Turning Setbacks into Stepping Stones. Failure is an inevitable part of any journey, but it's how you respond to it that defines your success. Each setback provides valuable lessons and an opportunity to come back stronger. Reflecting on past failures, I realize they’ve been some of the best teachers. They’ve pushed me to analyze, adapt, and ultimately improve. How have you turned a failure into a stepping stone for success? Let's share our lessons learned.  #Professionalism #WorkEthic #success #youth