Some of you are probably thinking it’s a little late to be thinking about success. Spunky Old Broad’s never think it’s too late. In fact, they’ re always mixing it up a little bit so no one takes them for granted.
It is finally your turn to decide how you want your life to be. Whether you are married, widowed, divorced or always been on your own, by this point, you have fulfilled what others always wanted you to do. Now it’s your time to turn up the heat and make it happen for you.
by: Elaine L Currie
Of all the things that go towards shaping our destiny, it is our belief in our own abilities which has the greatest influence. Our level of self belief determines whether we succeed or fail to achieve our dreams and ambitions. As Henry Ford said “If you think you can, you’re right. If you think you can’t, you’re right.”
Eleven differences between those who dream and those who act:
1-Wanna-be’s obsess about ideas. Entrepreneurs obsess about
implementation.
Don’t get stuck in Analysis Paralysis. Look at what the top income
producers are doing and copy them. No need to re-invent the wheel
2-Wanna-be’s focus on positive thinking. Entrepreneurs plan for
multiple contingencies.
Positive thinking is important but you are not a Jedi, yet. You
cannot move things with your mind or conjure money out of thin air.
Positive thinking will only get you so far. You must have Positive
thinking combined with specific, targeted action.
This blog is an extension of a project that I began about 18-months ago. The purpose of the project was to determine why I had done so well in my professional life, but have seemingly failed in my personal life. I purchased my first home and was doing very well by my 20th birthday. I was broke by my 24th birthday, living from paycheck to paycheck. Though I was nationally recognized for my management skills within two of Americas largest retailers, I couldn’t seem to manage the personal aspects of my life.
If you want something in your life, you are going to have to go out and get it. You can’t just sit around and wait for it to come to you. And here is where my Hippocratic behavior is apparent. Figure out what you want, and get it, if you don’t answer the door when opportunity knocks, it won’t stick around and wait for you. My problem in life is that while I sit around the house and wait for opportunity to come on into my living room, the whole while, opportunity is sitting outside my door getting tired of waiting for me to open it. Here’s a suggestion, Live.
