the self-empowerment pledge

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The Self-Empowerment Pledge includes seven simple promises that will change your life; this presentation shows you how to make those promises a part of your life.

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THE SELF-EMPOWERMENT

PLEDGECopyright © 2010, 2011, Values Coach Inc.

Seven Simple Promises

That Will Change Your

Life*

* One for each day of the week.

If you’ve been

waiting for someone

else to empower

you, you should

know that…

No one can empower you but – YOU – and once you have empowered yourself…No one can take that power away.

The Self-Empowerment

Pledge can give you

that power – but first

you need to invest in

yourself…

365

minute

s

If you knew it would

change your life for the

better – profoundly and

permanently – would

you invest …

A minute a day for the next 365

days

Would you give up one

television commercial

a day for a year to

change your life?

You

bet!If your answer

is yes, here’s

what you

need to do.

Every morning start

your day by making

that day’s promise –

which will take you

about

15 seconds.

Repeat the promise

again in in the middle

of your work day.

Once more before you

leave for home.

I am re

sponsible,

accountable, and

determined!

And one more time

right before you go to

bed.

4 x 15 seconds = 1 minute

Repeat these promises

like you really mean

them!

Read

y?

Let’s take a

look at the

seven

promises…

Monday’s Promise:

Responsibility

I will take complete

responsibility for my health,

my happiness, my success, and

my life, and will not blame

others for my problems or

predicaments.

Tuesday’s Promise:

Accountability

I will not allow low self-esteem,

self-limiting beliefs, or the

negativity of others to prevent

me from achieving my authentic

goals and from becoming the

person

I am meant to be.

Wednesday’s Promise:

Determination

I will do the things I’m afraid

to do, but which I know

should be done. Sometimes

this will mean asking for help

to do that which

I cannot do by myself.

Thursday’s Promise:

Contribution

I will earn the help I need

in advance by helping

other people now, and

repay the help I receive by

serving others later.

Friday’s Promise:

Resilience

I will face rejection and failure

with courage, awareness, and

perseverance, making these

experiences the platform for

future acceptance and success.

Saturday’s Promise:

Perspective

Though I might not understand why

adversity happens, by my conscious

choice I will find strength,

compassion, and grace through my

trials.

Sunday’s Promise:

Faith

My faith and my gratitude for

all that I have been blessed

with will shine through in my

attitudes and in my actions.

Here’s WHY it works…

You keep promising yourself that

you will be responsible,

accountable, and determined; make

a contribution, be resilient in the

face of adversity, have a positive

perspective,

and that your faith

will shine through.

Then you catch yourself whining

and complaining, procrastinating,

gossiping, blaming others for your

problems, taking when you should

be giving, and pretending

that you have no power.

You end up with what

psychologists call…

Cognitive Dissonance

Which is trying to

simultaneously hold two

incompatible beliefsI am responsible,

accountable, and

determined! It’s not my fault,

they did it to me,

this is so unfair.

At that point, one of

two things MUST

happen. Either you

take the easy way and

stop making

the promises…

Or you keep making the

promises until you

begin to change your

attitudes and your

behaviors.

And as you do that, you

will begin to achieve

better results in every

dimension of your life.

Read these seven

promises one more

time…

Click here to print a poster.

Now ask yourself these

two questions…

Question #1:

If you personally were to take

these seven promises to

heart, would you be better

off than where you are

headed now – personally,

professionally, financially,

and spiritually?

Question #2:

If everyone where you work

made a good faith effort to live

these seven promises, would

you do a better job of serving

customers and of supporting

each other?

If your answer to these

two questions is…

And if you’re being

honest, that’s what

your answer will be.

Then why wouldn’t you

invest those 365

minutes in yourself?

Do it, because no one

can empower you

but you.

Will you do it? Will

you give up one TV

commercial a day…

To

change

your life?

For best results, bring

together a group of people

to recite each day’s

promise; that way you can

both hold each other

accountable and set a

positive example for the

organization.

Tri Valley Health SystemCambridge, Nebraska

UC Davis Medical CenterSacramento, California

Pledge

Groups

There’s more at:

www.Pledge-Power.com

www.Healing-Story.com

www.joetye.com

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