You Know This!
This podcast is extracted from the radio feature Motivation Minute on Music Radio 97 in Trinidad and Tobago. Written, produced and presented by Garfield King, the programme aired every weekday for 28 years - 1992 to 2020. The content served to remind of what most of us intrinsically know or feel.
Airing early in the mornings, the brief radio messages aimed to encourage the attitude … “It may not be easy, but it’s not hopeless.” ... This podcast aims to build on that ethos.
Theme music - Mike Alleyne
Airing early in the mornings, the brief radio messages aimed to encourage the attitude … “It may not be easy, but it’s not hopeless.” ... This podcast aims to build on that ethos.
Theme music - Mike Alleyne
Episodes
292 episodes
Acceptance does not mean surrender
Acceptance of the facts as they are right now, provides a solid foundation on which to build your strategy for moving ahead.
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1:17
There’s always an opportunity for improvement.
Belief in our ability to make a difference, to be part of something bigger than ourselves helps to focus on what needs to be done.
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1:13
Awareness of just how interconnected we are.
Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly.
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1:21
Solutions are worth the energy.
Once you decide something must be done to get back on track, energy should go into solutions.
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1:11
Stuff happens and then we learn. Well, that’s the hope.
Sometimes all you can say about bad stuff that happened in the past is that you learnt a useful lesson.
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1:15
The education of experience.
Experience can only be a teacher is we’re prepared to be its student.
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1:16
Deadlines don’t have to drain the life out of you.
Having a deadline can be very useful, but a job rushed due to an unrealistic time limit can have negative consequences.
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1:15
Crossing the line
Even if we can see the line, should we be controlled by it, move it or draw a new one?
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1:12
Experience teaches, do we learn?
Experience is always keen to share wisdom and teach valuable lessons, but are we willing to be students?
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1:16
Voices are not heard if they are silent
If we don’t speak up time and time again, how can our voices be heard?
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