Many a motivation speaker will direct us into a specific direction during his or her orations - one of the aspects in teamwork that can be overseen at times, is the momentum that occurs when everyone are truly fulfilled within the organization. This implies an "attitude of gratitude" in good times, but also a spirit of acceptance on the downward curve. Tau Borotho focuses our attention on the following:  "Whatever results we achieve or outcomes we enjoy, begin with ourselves. You have to know who you are and I believe this is a learning process that never ends. The more you get to know yourself, the better equipped you are to deal with whatever life throws at you. You do not have much development or learn much about yourself in the good times. It is usually in trying times that you really discover your true colors - and the true colors of those around you. Many of these situations will even contribute to shaping your character, usually for the better. Good times are for celebrating and it is important that you do that too."  Any sharpened motivational speaker in South Africa will grease our mental gears to be vigilant against self-absorption and depressive attitudes. Incommensurable trials are challenges for the short-term and will be overcome. Organizational growth (people and business) are subjected to our "can do" mindsets. Do not string your mind on worries and quirks - focus on the long-term. Time to call the motivational speaker?