Short video from Meg LeFauve, writer/director for Pixar Animation Studios. Here she seamlessly weaves together faith, determination, belief, vulnerability, courage through fear, and other values, talking about her career.
Tag: determination
Leap of Faith
Sometimes the Faith is exhibited by knowing that you dont have to jump.
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Put Your Heart into it, and Believe
Put Your Heart into it, and Believe
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“The mightiest oak in the forest is just a little nut that held its ground.”
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this will work out somehow
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I cant do anything
Yes, you can. Humans are the most intelligent species known on this planet. You are limited only by your belief that you are limited.
Human history is full of individuals and groups overcoming obstacles that were thought to be insurmountable. Anything can be overcome. Any problem, issue, or obstacle can be overcome, because we have the ability to continually improve ourself. Humans can identify an obstacle, and working together or alone, (with Faith), can use the mind to find a solution, or suitable way forward.
Every ‘issue’ or problem you encounter, you have the capability to overcome. This means that you can do anything.
Addendum:
The answer you want may not be the answer you receive. But you will always have a way forward, somewhere in time and space…or elsewhere
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When You Get Down, Get Up
when you get down, get up
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Faith and fear eat eachother. It’s up to you to decide who eats who.
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If you do not Find what you are looking for, you Create it
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Failed in business at age 21.
Was defeated in a legislative race at age 22.
Failed again in business at age 24.
Overcame the death of his sweetheart at age 26.
Had a nervous breakdown at age 27.
Lost a congressional race at age 34.
Lost a congressional race at age 36.
Lost a senatorial race at age 45.
Failed in an effort to become vice-president at age 47.
Lost a senatorial race at age 49.
Was elected president of the United States at age 52.
A glance at the life of Abraham Lincoln.