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Beauty InformationTHE BEAUTY OF DIFFERENCE
by:
Sharon John dalton Williams
Every morning I start my day with several quiet time in my office. I have
a good cosy armchair I curl up in with my cup of coffee. My chair
faces the window to east, so every morning I get to watch the day dawn.
Some mornings I am there so early that the sun hasn't up
yet. I
enjoy look the stars twinkle in the pre-dawn. Slowly the sun
begins to rise, and light begins to push back the darkness. The
process is fascinating.
Some mornings I am treated to a spectacular sunrise scene. The colors
bouncing off the close
clouds give me a pleasing light show. I watch
the colors change from pink to purple to orange to yellow.
Other mornings it's stormy outside, and all I see are storm clouds
angrily athletics
across the sky. There's magnificence in the power of
the storm as it marches through moving everything around.
And then there are the mornings wherever
nothing particularly spectacular
is going on. The sky is clear, and as the sun rises, it quietly bursts
forth onto the scene lighting the earth.
I sat there in my quiet chair enjoying the view outside my window
recently and complete how blessed I am to look out the same window and
see so many a several skies. Each sky, so really different, has its own
intrinsic beauty. The skies don't try to look like each other. They
don't try to be thing
they are not. They are different, and they
are beautiful.
The wordbook
defines difference as:
* The quality or condition of being unlike or dissimilar.
* A specific point or element that distinguishes one thing from
another.
* A noticeable change or effect.
* Discrimination in taste or choice; distinction.
Each one of us is different. Each of us has our own personality,
talents, gifts, and ideals. Once
we take what is unambiguously
us and use it
to build our businesses, we end up with products or services that are
noticeable, distinguished, and distinct. And there is tremendous
beauty in that.
Don't try to be like everyone else you see. Take time to find out what
your passion is and pursue it. Find that element in you that does you
stand out from the crowd and develop it. Do not be afraid to be unique.
As you nurture your individuality, your business wish be noticed
because no one can do it simply like you.
There is beauty in difference.
Just about THE AUTHOR
Sharon John dalton Williams is the author of "How to Succeed and Live a Full
Life." Discover how to reach the goals you have set for your life and
business. Surf to http://www.sdwassociates.com to order your copy.
Learn how to use what is unambiguously
you in building your business.
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