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Dreams, Leadership and Persistence – Martin Luther King, Jr.

January 13, 2017 by @candesscampbell

“Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can do that.” 
― Martin Luther King Jr., A Testament of Hope: The Essential Writings and Speeches

MLK

  Nobel Peace Prize Winner

Today is a great opportunity, not only to remember Martin Luther King, Jr., but to activate in your life today, and forward, the very characteristics that made him a great leader.

In your own life and business, how can the life of Martin Luther King, Jr. be a guide for you?

Dream

One characteristic comes from his famous speech “I Have a Dream.”

What is your dream for the world? With all the resources and cooperation you need, what changes would you make?

Envision the world you want to live in and the world you want to share with those you love.

What is your dream for your own life?

Leadership

Martin Luther King, Jr. fought for equality when others would not. His life was one of education, service and leadership. He was involved in several groups and committees and learned to support and be supported in his endeavors in the civil rights movement.

How have you prepared yourself educationally to attain the goals you desire?

What services have you provided to help your community, a group or an individual? What services have you given to support your business?

How have you served in a leadership position and where have you found support for your causes?

Persistence

Seemingly, taking a stand for Civil Rights alone, Martin Luther King, Jr. did not quit. Even while incarcerated he continued to work on his dream. He didn’t give up under the most difficult circumstances.

What are the hurdles you have to overcome to create your dream?

Today, what do you need to overcome to finish your project, take the next step or regain your focus?

What is the end result for your persistence? What is the planned goal and what will be your reward?

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Comments

  1. Dina Eisenberg says

    January 13, 2017 at 9:10 am

    Such a wonderful way to honor Dr King, thank you. I have a vision for all my clients that, by delegating, they build a business that empowers them to live and work they way they want, whatever is most satisfying to them. I achieve the world I want to live in by supporting my clients who are changing the world!

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    • candesscampbell says

      January 13, 2017 at 9:43 am

      What a beautiful gift you give to your clients Dina!

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  2. Kristen Wilson says

    January 13, 2017 at 12:19 pm

    I wish I remembered more of my dreams! lol I believe MLK did a great service, but not just for the African American community, but for all people.. we aren’t equal, we never will.. but we ARE all human!

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  3. Erin says

    January 14, 2017 at 1:51 pm

    I was just having a lovely conversation with my young children about this. Trying to help them understand why they have a long weekend 🙂 Its wonderful to hear their ideas: We should just be kind to each other because we are all sort of different. We need to speak up for those who can’t or don’t know how.

    I love your breakdown of dream, leadership and persistence. This is a beautiful tribute.

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  4. Meghan says

    January 15, 2017 at 8:45 am

    The teachings and lessons of Martin Luther King, Jr. are powerful and timeless. I love how you related his life and example to our own personal lives. You’ve brought up important questions, some of which I can’t answer and need further reflection. I greatly admire King for standing up for his beliefs no matter what peril or judgment he faced.

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