How to be outstanding and live a life of true personal power

Are you outstanding in your line of work? Do you love what you do? Perhaps that’s why you are or aren’t getting the results you want. People who consistently achieve outstanding results all have this in common: they are  passionate  about what they do. It’s no longer work, but an active participation of joy and creativity. I spent the three years doing a Biochemistry with Chemistry degree at University so that I could go on to do technical work in the biochemical industry. After a short time working for a famous pharmaceutical company I decided that I wanted to become a Science Teacher. I did a Physics and Philosophy two year PGCE in Education. Very soon after, I landed my first teaching job and quickly worked my way up the ladder, taking every extra opportunity I could. I worked as Second in charge of Science, Head of Science, Applied Science coordinator and Teacher Governor. It should have been straightforward to move up and become a Deputy Headteacher from there. I had made

How to be outstanding and live a life of true personal power. How to be outstanding......? What I mean by outstanding could be one of three things: a) You are exceptionally good at what you do. Well done! b) You've not paid me yet or... c) We have unfinished business To be outstanding is a matter of criteria and perception . What makes a person exceptional at what they do could be the level of expertise they could apply to a particular role. I might be amazing at something but if you don't like me, you may see everything I do in a particular area as not meeting your needs. Conversely you may think that I'm completely off my trolley but am great at doing X and Y. http://tidyurl.com/ztn4tb    (Free trial videos digital Education) The next option is that you correctly percieve me as exceptional good and that this has built up a legacy of respect. I am now renouned, a specialist or expert in a particular field, a genius or a hero. Being outst

In order to become a success in any field you have to first establish which areas of your life you have a fixed mindset. This is where you have a set number of beliefs that you feel that define you and that you are not able to change. You also have to take stock at which areas you are happy to have a growth mindset. For example, you may have been doing a certain job for many years and feel as though you can not be anything else. You may be too afraid to go abroad and travel or embrace Scientific discoveries or new technologies. (How to start a profitable business online from scratch free video link:  http://tidyurl.com/modq1n  ) Personally I don't think everyone is fixed in every area, although this gets harder as you get older. Even school children think a certain way and have limiting factors at a young age, which act like barriers to learning! They may think ' I'm no good at this subject' or 'Its too hard' or 'I'll never ever be good at it'  or