I recently read the following quote from George Bernard Shaw and was blown away

“This is the true joy of life, the being used up for a purpose recognized by yourself as a mighty one; being a force of nature instead of a feverish, selfish little clot of ailments and grievances, complaining that the world will not devote itself to making you happy”

Wow, very powerful words that I suspect are even more relevant in our society then when they were written.

The comment from George Bernard Shaw should inspire all readers to fulfill their potential and stop worrying about who moved your cheese.

Each person on this earth has the basis to achieve great things and it really comes down to the decisions we make.

Why is it that some of us are more consumed with what the world owes us or the chip on our shoulder rather then really making a difference? Is it nature or nurture? Is it the influence of our parents or our spouse? I suspect it is a combination of all these things but at the end of the day the ball is in your court.

It is up to you to decide what to do with that ball and the difference you will make in the lives of those around you.

Michael Haworth

Binatech System Solutions

West Seneca, NY and Hamilton, ON

If someone asked you today what is the one thing that you want to be remembered for – what is it? What difference do you want to make with your life? You are given once chance at life and the choices you make determine what impact you have – on your family, friends and your community. Do you want to make a difference that improves the life of others or do you want to squander the unique opportunity you have been given to make a difference?

I suspect this is a question that we really do not take seriously enough. We all rush through life ensuring that we are the center of the universe without really giving much thought to our real purpose and the true meaning of life.

I believe our purpose is to leave a legacy where we have made a difference in the lives of others. To make a difference through our acts that impacts those that we leave behind. Surely we must make a difference otherwise have we really lived up to our full potential?

What is Your One?

Mike Haworth

West Seneca NY, Hamilton Ontario