Iron Sharpens Iron

A wise man once said, "Iron sharpens Iron." I first heard about this adage last year and I have never been the same. Have you truly asked yourself what that saying means in your personal and professional life? You want to lift others as you rise but be careful as people might end up being a weight on you instead of a wing. It's up to you to decide whether you want to fly or not.

Flying with crippled and un-crippled wings

Before learning to fly make sure that you have healthy wings and surround yourself with people who will become wings to you and not a weight. If you allow yourself to be surrounded by people with crippled wings who want to cripple you ...they will burden you to the ground. So don't forget to fly around those with strong wings and strengthen those who want to be strengthened so you all can fly together.

Learning to fly through life's challenges

We all like to imagine the thrill of  flying but flying is not just an event it is a process. All pilots have to undergo intensive training before they are allowed to fly. Even eagles have to learn to overcome any fears and fly. So if you wanna fly ...and fly up to the sky with your life and dreams; don't forget to take time to learn to fly a day at a time.