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The truth of the matter is that children are going to make mistakes. Mistakes and pain are unavoidable realities of life. How we handle them is the key. We must always remember that our children are watching how we handle the difficulties that challenge us. And in their watching they are learning ways to cope as we model our life before them.

I agree with your definition of success and you are correct that some will not think that this is a conversation about success.

Be encourage in your service for you have been assigned to those you serve.

The reproduction John Maxwell is talking about here refers to the inward traits of integrity and character. Progress will be made because our children will be challenged with progressive and evolving situations in their life. They will be faced with challenges that are relevent to their generation. I agree that there should be room in how we approach life, but I also believe that when we approach life with truth, honesty, reliability, temperance, and the such we rise above the elements that promote failure and a low self-esteem. If we don’t model the aforementioned traits our children will not be exposed to them from those who have the greatest impact on their life – their parents.

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Yes, but the desire to serve others begins in the mind. This is my personal definition but I do understand that there are many that look at success in a different light than I do. We also must remember that serving takes on many forms.

My definition of success is: success is not a destination but a journey. Success is not reaching a goal but the willingness to strive toward the goal. Success, I beieve begins in the mind and heart of a person that moves them to reach out of themselves to serve someone else. Success is not a selfish mindset or a self-serving accomplishment.

My definition of success is: success is not a destination but a journey. Success is not reaching a goal but the willingness to strive toward the goal. Success, I beieve begins in the mind and heart of a person that moves them to reach out of themselves to serve someone else. Success is not a selfish mindset or a self-serving accomplishment.

Yes, any successful accomplishment begins with a state of mind. I believe that true success is NOT the end result but begins in the mind. Success is more a belief in oneself born out of your view of yourself and the world. A person’s actions/work will never make an impact without the inner fortitude to work the plan of their heart. Thus, success is not a destination but instead a journey.

I would like to add additional lessons but when I attempt to do so the page editor is not engaging. Everytime I click ‘new page’ it takes me to me existing lesson. Am I doing something wrong? HELP!!