Daily Wisdom Motivational Podcast

To be proud is a good thing. It’s showing that you care and that you are confident in what you’re doing.

To be that arrogant, however, has no purpose to it and there’s no benefit to anyone. A person must strive and toil strenuously with patience and friendliness and you can prevail in all things. With a denigrative attitude towards others and inflating your own importance, you lose everything. There’s nothing left for you.

How serious is life? How serious should you act toward life?

You have to see yourself as though the entire world is held in your balance at any given time, and any one deed that you do could tip the scales for you and the entire world, either for the good or the opposite. When faced with an opportunity to do something that could benefit the world – or the opposite – Knowing that everything in the world is either pulling or pushing you in some direction is an awesome responsibility. It’s awesome because it is given to you and no-one else.

I’ve read some statistics recently about some of the most famous people actually became successful very late in their years. Now, what is age?

Does age have anything to do with it? You see, age is just a number. That’s all it is. It’s not the determining factor of who you are, or what you do, or what you’ve done. It’s just a number.

There is a place in your life where you reach a certain level of peace and serenity. This place, when you reach it will become the ultimate and most absolutely delightful moment in your life. This is the moment when you live with absolute trust. Absolute trust is to know for a fact that what you’ve done, and what you are doing, is good. Not just for you but for the world around you and the whole universe.

I’m sure you’ve heard the term, “I told you so.” It’s been told to us throughout the years we were growing up, by our parents or perhaps by a friend who cared enough to tell us what they thought. It may have been told to us by someone such as a grandparent, an uncle, or even a sibling. Sometimes it’s told to us by a colleague, or someone we meet who becomes a mentor to us.

“I told you so” – the four most important words that can make a difference in your life. Yet we take these words for granted and hardly ever listen to them.

A wise man said, “Truth is the middle path”. This is so amazing. It may seem like a simple statement, an inclination to the right, to be over-astringent with oneself, and find faults or sins not in accord with the truth. Alternatively, an inclination to the left to be over-indulgent, or covering one’s faults or being lenient in demands of what a person has to do out of self-love. Both of these ways are false. Truth is the middle path. You shouldn’t be too much against yourself, or too much for yourself. You need to know who you are. Truly, who you are.

The concept of counting is an interesting idea. The reason why people count is because they want to review what they have in store or what they own. Although, at the same time, counting also expresses the importance of each individual. By counting all the people around, we know who is there. For instance, in a team we would want to know who are the team members, and are they all in place, so we could count them.

Have you ever heard about the expression that the “day is short”? Indeed, life is short. There’s much wisdom to acquire, and some people are apathetic, despite the great rewards and numerous blessings that come in pursuing wisdom and knowledge. People forget about the beauty of the world and how much there is to learn.

There are times when we have disagreements, disputes, or even arguments with people who we love, and people with whom we should be close to. It may be a spouse, a sibling, a friend, a family member, a colleague, a neighbor, or an acquaintance - Anyone.

Isn’t it interesting that sometimes we meet people who feel they are superior than others? It’s hard to understand the reason, but there are many people who do. There is no need to be superior, or feel superior than another.

One must be extremely humble in relation to every person. Now what that means is that you have to consider yourself less worthy than anyone else.

You might ask the question, “Why is that? Why should I consider myself less? Why not better, especially if I believe I am? Or at least equal?”