The people who have inspired me are often those people who have led difficult lives but overcome challenges, smiling as they do so, and making a difference, however small, to those they meet. My grandma was an inspiration to me. She had very serious health issues for most of her life yet she never complained, never moaned and was always cheerful. She touched the lives of everyone she met, and she was always ready to help anyone who needed it — regardless of her own needs.
Born with no arms and short legs, Alison overcame her disability and a difficult childhood to live a normal life, doing normal things like learning to drive, going to university, marrying, divorcing and having a child. Having been a single parent myself I know how challenging that can be, never mind when you have a disability, and I find her determination and positivity incredibly inspirational.
Author, speaker and artist Lisa Cherry also inspires me. Again she has faced many challenges but has overcome them and is now using her knowledge and experience to help other people. And now I am ….. I wrote a book about my experience last year, and did some public speaking, and I have now started a separate business so I can use my experience and knowledge to help other parents in a similar situation. It makes us feel good, and it motivates us to do great things ourselves at work, home, or in our communities.
We can learn powerful lessons from those who inspire us that we can use to inspire the people in our lives. Empleabilidad y Marketing Personal -- believes that understanding what inspires us is the key to learning how to inspire others. Here, according to Ines, are 11 ways she is inspired by others. Consider how you can inspire the people in your own work and life in the same powerful ways. I am inspired by people who feel enthusiastic about their job, their life, or their family, and who convey their enthusiasm and good energy to me.
Being with people who are passionate about what they do makes me feel good, and they are an example to me. They inject their enthusiasm and prompt me to make my best efforts too. I am inspired by someone who is capable of pointing out possibilities that I had not considered, that I thought were unattainable, or that I never dared to dream of or expect. This inspiration is powerful and works as a major driving force of my development and growth. I am inspired by people who believe in me and make me feel worthy, accepted, and approved.
Many who have made a real positive difference have been compelled to fight hard for radical change and for a cause bigger than themselves. But even in their fighting, they never stop openly sharing love, compassion, and care for humanity.
Because your open wounds get in the way -- of how you see yourself and others, and how you relate, experience and interact with the world. The wounds you experience color everything. People who inspire and uplift others have done the work to heal their wounds. Every human on this planet has experienced deep trauma and pain at some point in their lives.
But those who inspire and positively influence have done the work to clean up their wounds , recover, heal, move forward in healthier ways, and stop hurting others with their own hurt. Those who inspire others believe in collective power — in uplifting others and not just a select few so that positive change can happen more quickly. They want to see others rise, grow, and expand.
These inspirers have grown comfortable being totally authentic and open about who they really are deep down warts and all. To become more of yourself and inspire the world, visit the Amazing Career Project. This is a BETA experience.
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