I am a Motivational Speaker

MOTIVATIONAL ADDRESS

GIVEN BY

VICTOR S E MOUBARAK 

The most important thing in life is to focus. Focus on who you are. What you are. And whatever else you want to be or do in life. 

Like the eagle who soars in the skies and can focus on his prey down below; you too should do the same. Focus on the pigeons, rabbits, snakes, rats and others below and reach for the skies. 

But before considering on being an eagle, think like an eagle. 

Ask yourself, do you like eating pigeons, rabbits, snakes and other vermin below? If not, you need to change your attitude.

Yes, we all need to change if we are to go ahead. We can start with our vests and underpants. 

When is the last time you changed yours? Be honest now. Honesty is the best policy. 

Success in life can lead to success in love. Remember our motto:  

Say it with flowers
And chocolates too
Say it with jewellery
Or a good meal for two
Say it from the heart
Say what you think
But never be careless
And say it with ink

The next thing to consider is looking back. Never ever look back when you're moving forwards in life. 

I learnt this lesson the hard way when I walked into a lamp post, fell down the stairs, and on one occasion met the mother-in-law down a dark alley at night. 

Beware of perseverance. This means a persistent attitude to doing something despite setbacks and apparent failures. My advice is, if at first you don't succeed suck something else instead. 

In other words - If at first you don't succeed just give up. It is no point spending precious time and money doing something that will most probably not work anyway. Have the foresight of realising your failings and get on with doing something else instead. 

When I was at school I had failure written all over me. The other kids did it with their ball point pens. My teachers however said that I'd go down in history ... and geography, maths, science and practically everything else.

Did it worry me? No ... I forged on ahead and fulfilled their vision of me and became who I am. 

And in doing so I saved a lot of time and money trying something I'd fail at anyway. 

Know your failings and your potential. 

It is no point cooking a lobster thermidor if you don't have any thermidors in the house. 

In life, be like a sardine. Get into your tin and leave the key outside. Sooner or later someone will open up and let you out. Metaphorically speaking that is. 

Do as little as possible in life. Make it obvious that you are not doing so well. Pretty soon some kind soul will have pity on you and help you anyway. Either that, or marry Rich!

P.S.

Look what I have found in the garage

My own 

Coats of Arms

painted some ten years ago.