Self-Empower Your Motivational Skills To Achieve Your Goals and Dreams; By Using Motivational Power Phrases BJ Has Written

By Billy Joe (BJ) Cate

Self-empower your motivation skills. You can tailor-make your own system using BJ's motivational power phrases to achieve your desired success. He did it. Why not you? Here are a few of those phrases: Setting a critical deadline can serve as a motivating sign. The will for us to win comes from within. A big dream is a great motivator. It is also an idea and goal creator. Winners have learned a fact that is true: the art of winning can motivate me and you. Always remember nothing moves without motivation, even if it be an individual, group, business, or a nation. Worrying about something wrong we have done can really slow down a winner who needs to run. This is one book in a four-book series available online and in all major book outlets. There will be 250 of BJ's motivational power phrases in all four books on the following subjects: self-image, motivation, leadership, and setting goals. This book is on motivation. All my books can be found on www.bjcatewrites.com and blog.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Covenant Books, Inc.
• Release date: Feb 22, 2019
• ISBN: 9781643004471

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Background

BJ believes our self-image and self-worth are critical when we are growing up. Being small for his age, wearing some of the shirts his mother made out of feed sacks at home and being a sharecropper’s son, he was bullied in school most of his pre- and early-teen years. It helped him escape from all of this when he joined the Boy Scouts of America while selling papers and shining shoes to buy his own clothes. Going to school and selling papers at the age of twelve years, he became an auctioneer. which helped boost his self-image because churches, schools, clubs, and organizations were asking him to be the auctioneer for their box suppers, pie suppers, and other fund-raisers that helped them fund their desired causes. In addition, they published an ad in the local paper naming him as the auctioneer. He was not earning any money, but they always gave him plenty to eat. (Later, look for his auctioneer story in a book on a series of his short stories.) This gave him a feeling of importance; this helped to improve his self-worth by providing a service for others. It helped him focus on his future. After serving in the Boy Scouts of America for almost two years, he joined and served in Senior Boy Scouts for over two years. After serving a year, he became a Senior Patrol Leader. He was almost eighteen, so he decided to join the United States Navy. BJ realized at an early age that he needed to start practicing leadership and developing a good self-image could play an important part in his leadership skills.

As BJ looks back over his seventy years of experiences, not being a psychologist, he believes it is critical for all children to develop a good self-image. After serving all those years in so many different leadership positions, he was looking for a way to build on a stronger self-image and empower his leadership skills. Knowing what it takes to be a good leader, he could set good example for his team to follow. You can be a leader if you have a big dream and are willing to follow proven success principles while using his motivational power phrases in a well-thought-out system plan. His background helped inspire him to write this book on the use of his motivational power phrases that served as tools to help him build a strong self-image and enhance his leadership skills. Common sense has been his greatest defense, and having the courage to meet a new friend can be a self-image-building trend. These are two of his motivational power phrases. Along with this he suggests you read and study his Motivational Skills Poem in chapter 4 of this book. Once you read and study and learn how to apply it, he believes it will serve as another powerful tool to help you and others to build a stronger self-image.

He has served in the U. S. Navy for twenty years retiring as a Chief Petty Officer, serving in many capacities such as an advisor, training instructor, supervisor and leader. BJ has taught electricity and electronics to twenty-five students in a classroom setting for three years. While in the US Navy, he and his wife decided to support their community by being a part of it. They joined the local Civic League to help improve their community. After serving one year supporting the Civic League, BJ was elected president of their Civic League. He served in this position for three years. He did this while serving in the local fire department as a firefighter. A while later, BJ was elected PTA president, serving for one year for the grade school where their children attended. When he