While i’m at it legs get some boot leg Nike shoes with the sewed on swoosh…

I wonder who wore them first not bad for $20…

Got some Louie and coach for you too for the low… Bootleg for everyone

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Way to go Mr. President. While all the lames are worried about if you were born in America, if you black or white, if your Christian or a Muslim, if you had what it takes to be commander in chief, you stay poised and go about doing the things you said you were going to do in your campaign. Another feather in your cap sir.

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But there is a thin line between being confident and being arrogant. No one likes a know-it-all, or someone who doesn’t listen because they believe they have nothing to learn. If you display arrogance, you may turn people off, lose potential opportunities and hurt your reputation. Not to mention it can be a lonely way to live. So here are some ways to maximize your confidence without encroaching into arrogance territory.

Be Approachable

Having confidence doesn’t do you any good if you become standoffish or unfriendly because of it. You want to be able to enhance and develop relationships, not make people view you guardedly. You can make yourself more approachable by making eye contact and using body language that invites conversation.

In social settings, introduce yourself, offer a firm (but not too strong) handshake, and remember and use others’ names as you chat. In social networking situations, engage in conversations – both personal and business-related – to show your personality and give people a way to relate to you.

Be Sincere

Arrogant people either rarely offer compliments or do so in a way that feels forced and artificial, and it can almost undermine the success of the other person. Make a point to frequently and genuinely acknowledge the hard work and successes of those around you, even those who you may consider competition.

When engaged in daily conversations, listen well and focus on developing relationships. Avoid saying what you think the other person wants to hear and instead wait until you feel moved to offer an authentic and personal comment.

Be Humble

Modesty and confidence work exceptionally well together in the battle against arrogance. To be considered confident without arrogance, act with humility when you are recognized for a job well done, and be accountable for your role in any errors that transpire.

If you are part of a team that reaches success, take time to share the praise, give credit, and point out the contributions of others. We rarely reach success without support from someone else, and acknowledging the role others have played in our accomplishments is a great way to display confidence without arrogance.

Be Wrong

Arrogance almost always comes with a perpetual belief that you are right, while confidence balances your ability to listen and learn from those around you. While it may seem that admitting uncertainty can chip away at your level of confidence, the opposite is true. Being clear about what you know and what you don’t know can be liberating, and it’s usually appreciated by others.

Be Forthcoming

You’re confident because you’re good at what you do. Instead of sitting on a pedestal with your knowledge in your pocket, share it. Speak at conferences, write a blog, and talk to your colleagues to impart some of the wisdom you have gained.

Having a collaborative attitude can prevent you from every being tagged as arrogant and it can open the door to new relationships and opportunities.

Do you know someone who is confident but borders on arrogance? What would you suggest they do to rid themselves of the overconfidence?

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Today I went to a funeral to support a co-worker who daughter past away on Easter morning. His daughter was only 24 months old. You never think about your life expectancy and many time we just assume that there is always tomorrow. As important that it is to plan for tomorrow we must ALWAYS remember that we have to maximize what we can do today. When you work hard to maximize your potential today you are also working toward fulfilling GOD’s plan for you. Any times with my teams and work and when I coached sports we talked about destiny and how what we do not only affect us but affects everyone around us even people we don’t no can be affect through our actions. Everyone we must open up our eyes and see just how our decisions (or lack their of) have a huge impact on us helping ourselves and other’s fulfill GOD’s plan for us. When my Aunt Rita passed away due to cancer the preacher said  that we don’t always get to see the finish line. We don’t no when its our time to pass on and be with GOD. Do everything you can today while setting a successful future because your life clock is already preset and one day we will all reach our finish line.