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How many of us actually walk the walk? We may talk the talk, and some circumstances do require us to present ourselves in a particular way. In order to feel confident and step effectively into the role of boss/teacher/colleague we may adopt a specific persona which allows us to deliver what's required and do it well. But what's behind the public face, how real are you? When we take on a role, adopt a set of values or code of conduct the underlying question could well be, are we living what we advocate or is behind the scenes a very different story? Yes, many of us have several versions of ourselves that are revealed in the different areas of our lives. When we're with colleagues, friends, lovers, family, children, pets we will slip into either a comfortable, familiar role or one that helps us cope best with the situation. Hopefully we'll still retain our core, fundamental authenticity. We may present as tough in business, more fun and relaxed in domestic or social...

Allow Life To Show You Endless Possibilities It's fair to say there are many things that hold us back from living an extraordinary life. We are controlled by our habits or lack of them, our fears and the opinions of others. This impacts our self-esteem and prevents us from revealing our unique gifts and talents. Yes, we all have extraordinary gifts to share, even if they are unfamiliar to you. Those who achieve extraordinary things, go on a quest to develop their talents to bring to the world. How about you? What are your exceptional talents and gifts? Are you aware of them or are you still developing those qualities? Irrespective of where you are, life is about discovering our authentic self and living according to our highest values. Therefore, we mustn't be restricted by limiting factors as they reduce the potential to become our best selves. It is a given we will make mistakes and encounter setbacks throughout our life. But this serves a purpose, insofar as it...

Mr Petrucciani , small in size , enormous , gigantic in courage , perseverance , passion and talent.  If you are not familiar with this unique artist , he was born with osteogenesis imperfecta, which is a genetic disease that causes brittle bones and, in his case, short stature. It is also often linked to pulmonary ailments. The disease caused his bones to fracture over 100 times before he reached adolescence and kept him in pain throughout his entire life.  Do you think that would be fair enough for him to just blame the world for his problems ?  His pianos were equipped with custom-built pedal extensions , and he frequently had to be carried to and from the piano bench because his bones were so fragile.  He once said "I don't believe in genius , I believe in hard work"  We wanted to honour him today and also give our readers a different approach of what success looks like in the face of the most seemingly impossible obstacles. What are your e...