Tag Archives: courage

Speaking on Courage

Posted on March 21, 2012 by alfoxx

Bravery is worthwhile and meaningful when it is not so much a willingness to die manfully but a determination to live anyway. Continue reading →

The Survival Attitude

Posted on December 22, 2011 by alfoxx

Speaker on Attitude Freedom First my severest foe and then my biggest ally in the rehabilitation process was my Attitude. I’m often sharing what I think or believe about Attitude, so, depending on how much of my work you’ve already … Continue reading →

Speaking About Embarrassment

Posted on July 13, 2011 by alfoxx

Have you ever faced a debilitating fear? Have you ever worked through a disabling challenge when it would have been easier to quit? Have you ever needed change so bad that you could avoid the challenge no longer? Continue reading →

Overcoming Fear

Posted on May 8, 2011 by alfoxx

Overcoming Fear Isn’t Easy, But It Is Simple The simple process of overcoming fear is:

NEGATIVITY

Posted on May 3, 2011 by alfoxx

Negativity is an Addictive Disease We all know it, but people with disabilities see first hand how negative thinking kills acceptance, courage, gratitude, the list goes on. No one can afford negativity!