I don't generally watch television. However, each year I make a special effort to follow the X-Factor. I find it inspirational, and I absolutely love Simon Cowell! The X-Factor showcases regular people with talent although it's not always obvious in the beginning. Throughout the series we follow the contestants' journeys, and bear witness to their transformation over the course of 12 weeks. Unfortunately some of them get worse as they lose confidence, but the majority of the contestants greatly improve as their talent develops. These contestants are a joy to watch because they have realised their own talent, and proceeded to maximise their potential. Thus demonstrating the 'X-Factor". This is proof that self-belief, self-confidence, and self-worth really does work.
Last Saturday I thought that Danyl's performance was undoubtedly the best of the night, but I was disappointed when both Louis and Cheryl accused him of being 'cocky'. He's amazing and he knows it- there's nothing wrong with that! Self-belief is power which is the driving force behind personal success.
The X-Factor phenomenon has taken over the twenty-first century. Everything we do in our career, business, and even relationship is heightened by our X-factor. In the current economic climate, there are more people than there are jobs. In order to overcome the impact of this, ask yourself ' Why should anyone employ me as opposed to someone else?'. In business, ask yourself 'what difference does my product or service make to my industry? In relationships, 'what is it about me that maintains the passion?' Of course there should be some consistency in your answers across all areas of your life. Think about it..
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