Bling receives her Grand Champion Certificate

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 Hi Friends,

I received my grand championship certificate from the American Kennel Club a few months ago.

At first I was going to file it away in my filing cabinet.  Then, I started thinking about the certificate and all it represents.   It was a goal for me to achieve my grand championship.   A great deal of work and preparation went into accomplishing this goal.

The certificate is a visual reminder that a goal I'd set was accomplished.  It is a reminder I was successful in my goal.   Accomplishments need to be celebrated.   The certificate is hanging on my wall.  Each time I pass it, I smile.   It reminds me that I can do anything I set my mind to do.

Be sure to celebrate  your goals and accomplishments too - not matter how large or small they are.

Love, Bling

#adogbing

 

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