How to view adversity as an asset and an opportunity and to use it to move to higher levels of success!
Program Titles
- Nobody likes adversity
- Hammering the Rocks of Adversity
- Adversity is the mother of necessity.
- Aging, preparing for end of life
- Perfect Passings: Advance planning opens a path to better communication between family members
Terry Ballantyne: There is a fundamental relationship between adversity and long term success.
Over the years, surveys and academic studies have proven conclusively that the attitude of people is the single biggest factor in human success and accomplishment. It is more important than skill, success or technical ability.
Since the key to growing a successful business is the effectiveness of it’s people, the attitudes of it’s people should be a strategic concern of business leaders. Nothing impacts attitude more negatively than adversity.
Nobody likes adversity, but everyone experiences adversity. Adversity presents obstacles and difficulty and people prefer softer ways. Adversity presents roadblocks to goals, plans and dreams. Adversity produces inconvenience and provides the means for people to complain and find fault. These inconveniences are like big rocks that get dropped in our path and winning requires that we keep hammering the rocks of adversity to overcome and win!
Terry Ballantyne teaches that the right kind of attitude allows people to see adversity as more of an opportunity than a problem. The difference between winning and losing boils down to how well people are able to keep hammering those rocks into dust and using that to propel themselves to higher levles of productivity and success. The ability to turn adversity into an asset is the result of a nurturing a mindset that every person can develop.
Terry Ballantynes program “Hammering the Rocks of Adversity” provides powerful tools people can use immediately to help them acheive levels of success they’ve only dreamed of. It is said that neccessity is the mother of invention.
Terry Ballantyne teaches that adversity is the mother of necessity.
Advance Planning Includes:
Identify what steps should be taken when you are gone
Locate and review important legal documents
Discuss organ donation
Name key decision makers
Limit expenses
Create power of attorney or advanced health care directives
Identify important civil organizations, veteran or union memberships
Plan burial, funeral or cremation
Loss of Loved One:
Notify family, friends and co-workers
Find and review decedent’s funeral or memorial wishes
Assist with traveling relatives
Obituary and eulogy assistance
Notify coroner and file death certificate
Soften emotional impact to family
Arrange for pet care, mail stop, groceries, and other household help
Coordinate memorial, burial or cremation
Keep records of payments and expenses
Arrange care for dependents or children
Investigate life insurance, union, or veteran’s benefits
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