The fact is that the strongest testimonial we can give to others is our own personal experience. If we are willing to be vulnerable, honest and willing to take personal responsibility for our actions, then we will be able to share our most powerful testimonial. When we have had the honour of working with an organization or helping someone achieve their life goals, then we know how life changing these experiences can be. We are willing to share these experiences and what lessons we have learned along the way.
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It takes courage to be totally honest with ourselves about what it means to be a powerful, successful leader. It takes the courage to look within and beyond our own limitations, because even the most promising and powerful testimonial is the weakest testimonial if we lie or hide anything from ourselves. It is important that we are completely honest and straightforward when we are creating our strongest testimonial.

This is a true fact that is proven by thousands of people who have changed their lives through personal growth and change. Think about all the amazing life changes you have personally experienced. What would your strongest testimony be? If you were an ordinary person, what would your greatest testimony be? If you were an extraordinary person, what would your greatest testimony be?

You may be the person that comes up with this very question yourself. It can be a great challenge to find the strongest testimonial that we can provide. It takes time, effort and commitment. One of the things that makes it easier is if you already possess a list of the most powerful experiences that you have had. This will make your job much easier!

Here is another question that will help you find your strongest testimonial. What are the three items or events that changed your life? Can you identify them by describing how each event happened? How did you learn something from this experience? How can you use these particular events as a model for future goals?

The purpose of the questions in this exercise is to identify your strongest testimonial. It doesn't matter if you are providing a testimony about your own personal life or about the lives of others. Your testimony will be more powerful if you share it with someone else. Sharing with someone else who shares the same goals as you will bring even more meaning to the testimony.

Our strongest testimonial is the best testimonial isn't just written on the envelope. You have to actually hear what it is that makes you most proud. If you were called upon to do a job interview and you had to give a speech, would you know where your strengths lie? Would you know what to say to make you sound more desirable?

I encourage you to keep asking yourself the question, "What is my strongest testimonial?" over again. Because when you find out what it is, you will be able to use it as motivation, when looking for a job, or even when evaluating yourself in relationships. The stronger your testimony is, the greater your success will be in life. That is why it is our strongest testimonial.

I have found that one can remain motivated when they recognize that their actions are having an impact on the results of their life. When you feel as if your efforts are paying off, you will be inspired to greater heights. You will want to do more and feel more. You will start to look forward to the future and dream about living that way. You will be more willing to give and take responsibility for your own future. You will truly live a magnificent life.

Our strongest testimonial is the best testimonial isn't always the most beautiful. It isn't the one that gives you the most credit or praise. Most often our greatest testimonial is the one that we are most willing to share with others. When others see that we are not afraid to be vulnerable, that we are not self-conscious, and that we are not embarrassed by the flaws that we have, they will follow us to our next steps and relationships.

As you find your own strength, courage, and character, make it known. Tell others what you are doing and how it is affecting your life. Help them understand how you can build a life that is stronger and more meaningful because of what you are doing. Our strongest testimonial isn't always the best, it is the one that we are most willing to share with those who are willing to hear. When your testimony inspires someone, you find your own strength. It is that which keeps you growing and becoming stronger and more powerful.