Hi Everyone, Whenever I talk to someone about not giving up, I tend to quote the Chicken Soup for the Soul guys (Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen) who I remember at a conference I attended once in the United States, (Mark) said that they had been rejected by 147 or 149 publishers, before finally they found a publisher to take a punt on their book idea. I always wonder how they kept up their stamina and I question if/when I would have given up.
Well, now I have a new story to share. Did you read about the lady in Korea today that finally passed her written driving test after 950 attempts?
I ask myself... is this story really true? How long is it going to take her to pass her physical driving test? And, dare I say it, is it safe for this woman to drive...?
Well, I'm going to give her the benefit of the doubt and believe her story. This woman, who apparently needs a driving licence for her vegetable-selling business, never, never, never gave up.
Think about your own life: are you making excuses or giving up before you should...?
Andrea
Sunday, November 8, 2009
A Story About Never Giving Up
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Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Would You Like To Speak At The Asian Women's Entrepreneur Conference?
Hi Everyone, In a blogpost last month, we let you know about the upcoming Asian Women's Entrepreneur Conference (AWEC) to be held in Seoul, Korea, from 25 - 27 September.
Well this week, we received an email from the AWEC Committee, asking us to nominate relevant, credible and high-level speakers for their conference.
If you feel qualified to speak (and/or you know someone who is) and you would like to pursue this further, please email the committee and request the Speaker Recommendation Form. Thanks.
Note: As a speaker at the AWEC Conference, you can also apply for an honorarium and/or financial assistance to help with accommodation and conference registration fees.
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