Monday, July 19, 2010

“Capital isn’t scarce; vision is.” Sam Walton

Motivation gets you going, but habit gets you there. Zig Ziglar

The word NO means “new oportunity”


A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; and an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty. Winston Churchill

Monday, July 12, 2010

UNITED WE STAND

Fellow Ugandans, I can't think of any other way but to be reminded every minute as I get to terms with the sad news of the terrorist booming in Kampala that indeed we lay our future in Thy hands… united, free, for liberty, TOGETHER we always stand.

Oh Uganda! may God uphold thee,
We lay our future in thy hand.
United, free,
For liberty
Together we'll always stand.

Oh Uganda! the land of freedom.
Our love and labor we give,
And with neighbors all
At our country's call
In peace and friendship we'll live.

Oh Uganda! the land that feeds us
By sun and fertile soil grown.
For our own dear land,
We'll always stand:
The Pearl of Africa's Crown.

Friday, May 28, 2010

Hey there

Been thinking heaps about you today. Trusting you are all well, and that you had a beautiful day. I hope that each day traversed you further into your destiny.

Personally, I believe that with all the weird up comings in the world today, the fundamental needs of the human heart are the same around the world. Sooooo...this makes you so relevant in all your actions this weekend. I have confidence and hope that we can be of help this weekend in big and small ways.

Well, don’t forget to Rise up and believe in someone _ ‘The Power of Belief turns out to be pretty strong and it alone can be of great help to a hurting heart.

Okay, it’s been such an honor spending time with you this week :-) i mean through facebook, twitter and my blog. Just remember to BE THE CHANGE...in your home and community throughout the weekend. Ehhhhh

Have a fabulous weekend.
Xoxo Kat

Thursday, May 27, 2010

LEADERSHIP THOUGHTS

"You can tell who has been swimming naked when the tide goes out." -Warren Buffett


"The secret to my success is practice." -David Beckham


"In a gentle way, you can shake the world." -Mahatma Gandhi

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

"There are the dreams we have for our life and there are dreams that life has for us. You have to be able to identify what you really love and what you really want before you can get it." "- Marcia Wieder, Author

The Secret Inside You, Don't Let Fear Stop You, Tap Into Inner Wisdom, Strengthen Your Weak Spot And Build Your Dream.

Marcia Wieder haswritten a new book "Dreams Are whispers From The Soul." Be sure to read this awesome book

Loving life
Kat
Wow!

Sometimes i forget the importance of Mirror-ing one-self, then i come across Rhonda's news letter...

"When you look at yourself and feel dissatisfaction about any part of you, you will continue to attract feelings of dissatisfaction, because the law mirrors back to you exactly what you are holding inside."

Be in awe and wonder at the magnificence of you!

Monday, May 17, 2010

Don’t Change the Guy. by Mark Gungor

Way too many women are dating guys thinking they can change or morph them into the man they want him to be. It would be far better to just find a guy that is more of what you want. If he’s a frog, you aren’t going to turn him into prince charming. You need to move on. I don’t know what it is in the female psyche that makes women think that the bum will be different when they are married.

If you don’t like the fact that he isn’t a devoted follower of Jesus, or that he smokes or is a slob, or whatever—you fill in the blank—but think by some “magical cosmic force” he’ll be different once you are married, you are fooling yourself. Women will say they want a solid Christian man, someone with a good job and a wonderful mother, but date a guy who stays in bed and watches TV rather than going to church, can’t hold a steady job and whose mother is a banshee. Then they think these things will go away, won’t matter or that they can change him. These ladies are in for a ton of misery.

First, make sure your expectations are realistic. If your list includes a guy who looks like a Greek god, is a millionaire, loves cats, has June Cleaver for a mother, sings like Pavarotti and has the entire bible memorized in 3 translations, you probably won’t find him! Be realistic and then decide which ones are deal breakers. Maybe it’s the future in-laws, or health issues, or values like the depth and commitment of their faith. You have to decide what you can and can’t live with—or live without! But don’t kid yourself into thinking that those things that bug you and those things you don’t like will not matter down the matrimonial road. They will matter and you’ll end up wondering if the road took a detour through hell.

I frequently have women talk to me and tell me all the things wrong with the cretin they are married to. When I ask them if he did those things before they were married, the answer is almost always — yes! Come on, think it through! If you didn’t like these things before, then what made you think it would be different after the “I dos” were said? It’s that inexplicable (and ridiculous) notion in the brain of a woman that says, “But I can change him!” Guys don’t think that way. In fact, most men don’t want the woman they fall in love with to change one bit after marriage! They are perfectly content to have their brides stay just as they are!

You can’t make a man into the one you want him to be or the idealized version you wish he would be. You need find the one that most closely fits your mold…and he still won’t be perfect! There will always be things in marriage that make men and women crazy. Again, make sure your expectations are realistic. If the dude doesn’t make the grade, don’t assume that you can do “extreme husband makeover” on him. You’ll just bring a lot of grief to yourself and the poor fellow you are trying to remodel.