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EUR MOTIVATIONAL NOTE

Today’s ‘Live Better With Willie Jolley’ Tip: Fly Like a Bumblebee

     No fear. No doubt. This is it, look out! Success is an amazing adventure. It is the process of having a dream and then pursuing that dream whole-heartedly. It is getting to the point where you believe it is impossible to fail.

     I had the opportunity to meet Mary Kay Ash, the founder and president of Mary Kay Cosmetics. Mary Kay Ash is a remarkable woman who had a dream that others called impossible. She refused to listen to the naysayers, and went on to build a business that is now one of the largest cosmetic companies in the world. The symbol for her company is a bumblebee and it represents the ability to do the impossible.

     Why? Because scientists and animal experts have emphatically stated that it is impossible for the bumblebee to fly because it has small wings and a big body. But the bumblebee doesn’t know that it is impossible for it to fly, so it flies anyway!

     The only one that ultimately keeps you from being great is YOU, and your limiting beliefs. Stop saying, “I can’t”, and start saying, ‘‘it’s impossible for me to fail,’’ and you, too, will do unbelievable things!

     Visit my website at www.williejolley.com free motivation and make every minute count!

CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS    

       Nov. 27: Actor James Avery ("Sparks," 'The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air") is 61. Actress Robin Givens is 45. Rapper Skoob of DAS EFX is 39. Rapper Twista is 37. Actor Jaleel White ("Family Matters") is 33.      

       Nov. 28: Motown Records founder Berry Gordy Junior is 80. Actress S. Epatha Merkerson ("Law and Order") is 57.  Actress Garcelle Beauvais-Nilon ("NYPD Blue," 'The Jamie Foxx Show") is 43. Singer Dawn Robinson (En Vogue, Lucy Pearl) is 41. Musician apl.de.ap of Black Eyed Peas is 35. Rapper Chamillionaire is 30.

      Nov. 29: Blues musician John Mayall is 76. Actor Don Cheadle is 45.

WEBSITE OF THE WEEK     

      Black and Missing but not Forgotten was founded in July 2007 in effort to raise more awareness of missing black women, children and men (www.blackandmissing.org).            

      Submit your favorite Web site to us along with a 15-20 word (or less) description to info@eurweb.com.       

BLACK HISTORY

       Nov. 27, 1957: Dorothy Height, YMCA official, elected president of the National Council of Negro Women.

       Nov. 28, 1961: Ernie Davis became the first African American to win the Heisman Trophy.

       Nov. 29, 1955: Alice Childress becomes the first African American woman to receive an Obie Award for her play, "Trouble in Mind.” (Source: www.BlackFacts.com)