Mikolaj’s Monday Maunder-Which one will you choose?

“Which wolf will win?"  The old Cherokee simply replied, "The one you feed."
~ The Two Wolves – A Cherokee Legend ~

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Inspiration and lessons for your leadership journey!

You may recall the story of the two wolves from Chapter 2, Baggage Check.  There is a great leadership lesson in that legend for us.  

Although it is important to be aware of the "evil wolf" inside of us – of the negative baggage or ANTs we carry; it is more important to feed the good one; to pack and nurture positive, self-enhancing thoughts, beliefs, and feelings in our baggage for the leadership journey.  

After setbacks, we tend to over-analyze everything we did and everything ‘they’ did to us that caused the problem, trauma, life-changing event, project failure, sales-loss, or whatever.  We end up arrogant, envious, resentful, angry, vengeful, or depressed.  That’s the evil wolf.  There is a place for self-examination and a thoughtful, objective learning from the past.  But most of us aren’t readily equipped to do that alone.  We end up feeding the evil wolf.

In my new book, A Travel Guide to Leadership, I present proven steps and ways to feed your good wolf.  These powerful and positive tools not only outfit you for your journey, but assist you in sailing along your journey, as well.

Watch this short, inspirational video version of the legend, Two Wolves Inside Me.

If you like this video clip, I encourage you to share it with the world and join me on my mission to empower and inspire millions of people around the globe.

At the end of the video, you’ll see simple instructions on how you can help.

Together we can spread words of Encouragement, Inspiration, and Empowerment... and wouldn't you agree our world could use a little more "Positivity" these days!

Together we can make a difference...

Have an amazing journey today!

Alan

Today's Affirmations
(Repeat these quietly to yourself multiple times throughout the day.)

I recognize that I have a good wolf and an evil wolf inside of me.

I learn ways to avoid feeding the bad wolf.

I learn ways to feed the good wolf.

I spread encouragement, inspiration, and empowerment with those I love and lead.

I am a loving leader!

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