Hilary McLellan Obituary, Death – As we break the news to Hilary’s family and friends that she has passed away much too soon, we would like to offer our most sincere sympathies to all of them. She was a magnificent woman who left a lasting impression on the lives of a large number of people and who others looked up to as a role model. Hilary was a lively and affable person who possessed a natural talent for supporting others in gaining a better understanding of who they are and what they are capable of. She have an innate talent for comprehending other people and perceiving them for who they really are. She was able to motivate a huge number of people to realize the significance of emotional intelligence in acquiring control of our behavior and in more effectively controlling ourselves as well as the manner in which we connect with other people. An increase in emotional intelligence is the means by which these objectives can be attained.
It is a good way to recall how and why Hilary recognized the significance of developing our “authentic self,” which she had previously highlighted on the website. Additionally, it is a wonderful way to remember how Hilary realized the value of establishing our “genuine self.” You can read her account of the event here. However, for the time being, all that we want to do is share with you something that Hilary herself said in her last few months of life. There is an infinite number of hilarious incidents that we could tell about Hilary, and there are an infinite number of superlatives that we could use to characterize her. “My life has been filled with truly wonderful experiences. I could not have asked for anything more or that was superior to what was provided.
I have grown a wonderful lot of motivation and self-knowledge via the process of building my own firm, and I adore my children and my spouse. My professional work and the process of developing my own firm have helped me develop these qualities.” In addition to that, I’ve picked up a lot of useful information from observing nature and animals. The unconditional love and compassion that my horses and dogs have shown me throughout my life have been invaluable teachers in the virtues of patience and acceptance (however our cat Dora has shown me that life can be very enjoyable even when one is doing absolutely nothing). “The impact that I have on the world is the thing that matters the most to me because I am a firm believer in the adage that says, “You must be the change you wish to see in the world.” It does not matter how long I stay or what benefits I individually derive from my presence here. It’s the difference I make in people’s lives around the globe.”