Improve Yourself and Empower Others

By Cavan Kyle Kreitler

It's very easy to look tough, talk tough, and appear to the world you're obviously a huge jerk. A lot of people play that card their entire personal and professional lives. It can be difficult to bring your A game every single day. It's the person that finds the willpower to try who will discover reward. The first thing you should put on in the morning is your infectious smile. It will be noticed by everyone who sees you--a stranger, a friend, your neighbors, work associates, and most importantly, your family.

A thoughtful smile is free, so pass out all you can. Don't let them go to waste. In fact, it takes more facial muscles to frown than it does to smile. Add a simple random act of kindness along with your pearly whites, and it can alter anyone's day to be a little brighter.

So, today, be the reason that you make someone smile. You should choose to use it and pass it on. It might even make you feel better.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Covenant Books, Inc.
• Release date: Nov 1, 2023
• ISBN: 9798888515570

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Table of Contents

Title

Copyright

Key West, Florida

The Congo

Find your lane

Swim your race

Clear eyes

Full heart

Can't lose

3 FIN

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

About the Author

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Improve Yourself and Empower Others

Cavan Kyle Kreitler

ISBN 979-8-88851-556-3 (Paperback)

ISBN 979-8-88851-558-7 (Hardcover)

ISBN 979-8-88851-557-0 (Digital)

Copyright © 2023 Cavan Kyle Kreitler

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A warm and special thanks to my loving mother and father

Key West, Florida

The Congo

Find your lane

Swim your race

Clear eyes

Full heart

Can't lose

3 FIN

January

January 1

Resolution—BS. Recognize it's temporary, tempest crap. The importunateness of understanding your self-control and direction is the strategy you need to honestly challenge your goals. Consistency and courage wins every time.

January 2nd

Master the art of diplomacy in every conversation you have at home and work. More positive compliance of accomplishments will be achieved. And acknowledge those of a job well done.

In 1789, Raleigh, North Carolina, had a population of 5,082,059.

January 3rd

Support positive courage. Appreciate the US Marine on the front line. Thank your neighbor for ensuring your kids walk safely home from school when the big, bad bully is pushing them around. Don't feel vulnerable. Sometimes, the unavoidable happens. Stand up and enlighten yourself to do the right thing.

January 4th

Don't let people put you down with critiques. You know the influences some have over you. Speak when you know what you're talking about. The appropriate treatment is to listen first, then…

January 5th

Don't pray for a miracle to become a champion. Commit yourself to discipline. You will fulfill your goals with enormous enjoyment by following the path that is the right route.

January 6th

Keep the negative emotions and comments from coming out of your mouth. Leave work at work, and try to be the perfect person at home. When the family is happy, then everything else will fall into place.

January 7th

Now, looking back, we know, generally, bad behavior can cause us pain and hurt. All of us can probably think of something we would like to undo. Drop the guilt, and move on. You have already been forgiven.

January 8th

Find and fulfill your individual potential. Be furiously committed to being responsible with family, work, and yourself. Don't let hopelessness drain your energy. Uplift yourself to a higher standard.

January 9th

Discourage always taking the easy route. Restore your spirit, and strengthen your perseverance, and try to inspire someone else along the way. Old dogs can learn new tricks.

January 10th

Ultimately, you control your longevity. Initiate a significant or meaningful experience. And during that challenge, you'll find that you have more character and realize you have a lot more distinguishing features.

January 11th

What is your reason to live? Reaching our dreams and achievements will be a struggle. Don't let anyone or anything demoralize your unique abilities to get over that mountain.

January 12th

Don't surrender. Awaken and keep fulfilling and energizing your situation. Take time to look up and read Sir Winston Churchill's seventy-fifth birthday speech today. Never take time to die.

January 13th

Make the appropriate expressions at the right time. After a productive accomplishment has been made, share praise by showing practical, meaningful, and appropriate compassion. For someone else to achieve a goal deserves the passion of pride.

January 14th

Competition between students for education is great. Hopefully, at any age, we will always have the wisdom to move upward and onward. Continue to learn as you grow.

January 15th

Courage to change. Don't neglect yourself the incentive to be successful. Pinpoint a manageable task, and have the confidence to add value and importance to your life. You're not a cat. You only have one life. Improve yourself.

January 16th

Relieve yourself of all guilt. Move on and find a sense of values and principles that have a profound determination to do the right thing. You'll sleep better at night and wake up feeling great.

January 17th

It's very important to find some privacy. Life is difficult when dealing with other