Comments on: Unlocking Your Potential http://www.aspire-cs.com/unlocking-your-potential Thu, 09 Feb 2012 18:03:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Talens, Mykhail, A. http://www.aspire-cs.com/unlocking-your-potential/comment-page-1#comment-3861 Talens, Mykhail, A. Tue, 23 Aug 2011 19:13:47 +0000 http://www.aspire-cs.com/?p=1093#comment-3861 for a long time ive been asking my self why am i not completely happy with my life. im fortunate enough to be raised in a good family my goals in life is already set in stone but im missing something. i feel that if i unlock my potential i will acheive self satisfaction. im trying to find answers for a long time ive been asking my self why am i not completely happy with my life. im fortunate enough to be raised in a good family my goals in life is already set in stone but im missing something. i feel that if i unlock my potential i will acheive self satisfaction.

im trying to find answers

]]> By: Castro http://www.aspire-cs.com/unlocking-your-potential/comment-page-1#comment-3610 Castro Mon, 09 May 2011 20:19:57 +0000 http://www.aspire-cs.com/?p=1093#comment-3610 Nice to be part of this great people. Mary Jo. You are doing a good job. God bless you for making me read this quote of yours. “everything looks like a failure in the middle”. It takes persistence and dedication to possibility (reaching your full potential) to get through the middle. Nice to be part of this great people. Mary Jo. You are doing a good job. God bless you for making me read this quote of yours. “everything looks like a failure in the middle”. It takes persistence and dedication to possibility (reaching your full potential) to get through the middle.

]]> By: KLB http://www.aspire-cs.com/unlocking-your-potential/comment-page-1#comment-1057 KLB Mon, 12 Apr 2010 23:21:18 +0000 http://www.aspire-cs.com/?p=1093#comment-1057 Very inspirational post. Everyone is guilty of not reaching their potential at some point in time. In order to make a change in life one must first be aware of the need as well as what they can do to make that change. You provide both. However, your suggestions are not overwhelming and attainable. Very inspirational post. Everyone is guilty of not reaching their potential at some point in time. In order to make a change in life one must first be aware of the need as well as what they can do to make that change. You provide both. However, your suggestions are not overwhelming and attainable.

]]> By: Mary Jo Asmus http://www.aspire-cs.com/unlocking-your-potential/comment-page-1#comment-1012 Mary Jo Asmus Sun, 04 Apr 2010 11:46:55 +0000 http://www.aspire-cs.com/?p=1093#comment-1012 Nathaniel, I believe that we change ourselves first. The rest will follow. Nathaniel, I believe that we change ourselves first. The rest will follow.

]]> By: nathaniel heisler http://www.aspire-cs.com/unlocking-your-potential/comment-page-1#comment-1008 nathaniel heisler Sun, 04 Apr 2010 02:57:48 +0000 http://www.aspire-cs.com/?p=1093#comment-1008 My favorite part of this is accepting responsibility for your part. It is so easy to point a finger at someone else and blame others, because if you do that you remove the focus from yourself. But this is so bad. I have had so many bosses in the past that almost ruined their company because they refused to take responsibility for their actions and change a defect that they created. I think we would see much more positive progress in many different businesses if their leaders were to take a look at all your posts Mary Jo! My favorite part of this is accepting responsibility for your part. It is so easy to point a finger at someone else and blame others, because if you do that you remove the focus from yourself. But this is so bad. I have had so many bosses in the past that almost ruined their company because they refused to take responsibility for their actions and change a defect that they created. I think we would see much more positive progress in many different businesses if their leaders were to take a look at all your posts Mary Jo!

]]> By: Mary Jo Asmus http://www.aspire-cs.com/unlocking-your-potential/comment-page-1#comment-990 Mary Jo Asmus Tue, 30 Mar 2010 22:44:30 +0000 http://www.aspire-cs.com/?p=1093#comment-990 Monica and Susan, thanks for your kind words and your wonderful additions and wisdom! Monica and Susan, thanks for your kind words and your wonderful additions and wisdom!

]]> By: Susan Mazza http://www.aspire-cs.com/unlocking-your-potential/comment-page-1#comment-989 Susan Mazza Tue, 30 Mar 2010 22:24:55 +0000 http://www.aspire-cs.com/?p=1093#comment-989 Very insightful Mary Jo. I think it also points to the value of having a coach as well as partners (in whatever form that may take) who can keep you awake to your commitments and potential, hold up the mirror when appropriate, as well as provide support and encouragement as you venture into the unknown. Very insightful Mary Jo. I think it also points to the value of having a coach as well as partners (in whatever form that may take) who can keep you awake to your commitments and potential, hold up the mirror when appropriate, as well as provide support and encouragement as you venture into the unknown.

]]> By: Monica Diaz http://www.aspire-cs.com/unlocking-your-potential/comment-page-1#comment-988 Monica Diaz Tue, 30 Mar 2010 15:03:09 +0000 http://www.aspire-cs.com/?p=1093#comment-988 Sound thinking as always, Mary Jo...and so much more than two cents worth! :) Only a seasoned coach and observer of the human condition such as you can sumarize this! Yet, it is so familiar to us all. Haven't we all been there at some time or another? There is always a choice that can take you further, a choice you can make, regardless of circumstance! The trick is to find it and put it into action. Your tips here are a great way to do that! Sound thinking as always, Mary Jo…and so much more than two cents worth! :) Only a seasoned coach and observer of the human condition such as you can sumarize this! Yet, it is so familiar to us all. Haven’t we all been there at some time or another? There is always a choice that can take you further, a choice you can make, regardless of circumstance! The trick is to find it and put it into action. Your tips here are a great way to do that!

]]> By: Mary Jo Asmus http://www.aspire-cs.com/unlocking-your-potential/comment-page-1#comment-986 Mary Jo Asmus Tue, 30 Mar 2010 11:46:28 +0000 http://www.aspire-cs.com/?p=1093#comment-986 Yung, thanks for stopping by with your confirming words. Kelsey, congratulationson taking responsibility for your own growth and development.It seems to me that you have a very bright future! Yung, thanks for stopping by with your confirming words.

Kelsey, congratulationson taking responsibility for your own growth and development.It seems to me that you have a very bright future!

]]> By: Kelsey Anderson http://www.aspire-cs.com/unlocking-your-potential/comment-page-1#comment-984 Kelsey Anderson Mon, 29 Mar 2010 20:06:20 +0000 http://www.aspire-cs.com/?p=1093#comment-984 Mary Jo, I am rather new in my career. Not until recently have I realized the extent of one's potential. When I was in college, I would be spiteful of my friends getting internships with large companies. I always blamed it on the college I attended; it wasn't big enough, I didn't have relatives to just hand a position or a company to me. I always blamed it on politics. After undergraduate, politics played in my favor, a friend of the family just happened to be a partner in a large corporation in my hometown city. However, it dawned on me...I wanted to make my own path so I rejected the offer. My path moved me across the country to continue my education and to find a job. It allowed me to perfect my interviewing skills, make a reputation of my own (not from my family or college), and to eventually find an amazing job. The idea of unlocking my potential had started. I know I am only a short distance in on my journey, but I can see the path just up ahead and I could have never imagined it. I am a firm believer in your post and the advice you have given. There is so much in front of me on this path (good and bad) that I cannot wait to learn from. Thank you for your encouragement and insight! Mary Jo,

I am rather new in my career. Not until recently have I realized the extent of one’s potential. When I was in college, I would be spiteful of my friends getting internships with large companies. I always blamed it on the college I attended; it wasn’t big enough, I didn’t have relatives to just hand a position or a company to me. I always blamed it on politics.

After undergraduate, politics played in my favor, a friend of the family just happened to be a partner in a large corporation in my hometown city. However, it dawned on me…I wanted to make my own path so I rejected the offer. My path moved me across the country to continue my education and to find a job. It allowed me to perfect my interviewing skills, make a reputation of my own (not from my family or college), and to eventually find an amazing job. The idea of unlocking my potential had started.

I know I am only a short distance in on my journey, but I can see the path just up ahead and I could have never imagined it. I am a firm believer in your post and the advice you have given. There is so much in front of me on this path (good and bad) that I cannot wait to learn from. Thank you for your encouragement and insight!

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