Five evaluators got a chance to evaluate my target speech for a Toastmaster’s club’s Evaluation Contest over lunch. Also, my wife didn’t have to cook supper tonight.
One of the hardest lessons in life is to learn that “It’s not all about Me.”
How many people contributed to Google’s success?
Does Wikipedia work without thousands of volunteers?
Does FedEx get a package delivered with only one person?
Those organizations succeed in finding solutions, not excuses. They’ve done it with large networks of people working together.
When we’re focused on assigning blame for our problems, we’re saying “It’s about Me.” But when we’re focused on how can we solve a problem together, we’re saying “It’s about We.”
Tomorrow, listen to yourself as you talk to your spouse, friends and co-workers. Do you talk about solving a problem together, or finding blame?
It’s not about Me, it’s about We.
Give Our Time 
Kala, kai to oti h Ferkydou einai dromos 2plhs kyfkrlooias einai ligo anekdoto! Anyway, as mhn trwme to xwro me ta (poly) mikra problhmata ths geitonias mas…(btw, thymasai to sxedio gia ypogeio parking sthn plateia plasthra? se kapoious den arese kai to eixan sabotarei. twra pou einai akoma adeio to parking ths tydews???)