• http://www,stretchersandthrivers.com Lilian Saum

    Hi !

    Excellent advice, very good post. I really think You’ve touched all the important matters of uncovering your greatness with your 5 steps. Let me just point out that for step # 4, to keep your word, a word caution must be always in your mind. In order to keep your word you must know exactly what you promise, to whom and what kind of circumstances you’ll unleash by your acts. The first great promise from which you should never depart is to be faithful to yourself. ” To your own self be true/And then it must follow as the night follows day you canst be false to any man”. And second of all, and I think this applies to all the steps in your post, you must begin to think big of yourself, be flexible and subtle in your thinking and acquire tremendous courage not only to uncover your greatness but also to let it shine in the world.

  • http://www.Mazzastick.com Justin | Mazzastick

    It’s very important to me that I keep my word, and also that others keep their word as well. It’s called integrity, some have it, most don’t.

  • Mamari

    Hi!,
    Thank for this wonderful post. However, I disagree when you say in step #1 “The world is best served if we live our days doing what we were born to do and being what we were born to be”. For example, I born in Chadian sahara where there no (till nowadays!!) neither electricity nor Internet and then you could say that I was born to be a camel breeder. And now, I’m in France doing research in a big laboratory.
    I think also that the world might be better if there more interactions between people. I hope didn’t misunderstand you.
    I am really impressed by the golden rule “Your word is your honour”.

    Thank again.

  • http://www.peppervirtualassistant.com/index.php Ariane Lee

    It’s so important to keep your word. Before making a promise, think of it for several times as you’re truthfulness is at stake. If you cannot have a word of honor, then you cannot be trusted.
    Thanks for the tap of this inspiring post!

  • http://www.motivationalmemo.com Peter G. James Sinclair

    Thanks Lilian, Justin and Mamari – great wisdom share with all of us. And Mamari – sounds like you are now doing what you were born to do and are being what you were born to be – good for you!

  • http://wwv.boostyourmotivation.co.uk Hani @ Boost Your Motivation

    I believe we are all born for a purpose, although we may never really know what our purpose in life is (unless we search for it). Perhaps for us to have more fulfilling lives, it would be better, for us and others, to truly find out and live our purpose.

  • http://yahoo Ronald Carl Holmes

    i believe a person should seek devine guidance to discover their real life potential.

  • Jake

    I don’t read many Pick the Brain posts anymore because they are redundant and useless typically. When I did read it all the time I would read so many posts that gave factual information that was incorrect and never cited any research giving credibility to the authors writings. I do think this is the best piece I have ever read on this blog. I appreciate the fact there was no advice that only experts should be giving no medical or factual things with out citing research, just great solid motivation. I loved it. Thank you so much