Who Am I
Each day for each individual person the day will bring different thoughts, memories, and belief structures which will forge the way our day will turn out.
If we have been brought up in a regimented environment, we may either have followed and respected this training and may be well organized, or we may have rebelled and have a do work if I feel like it approach which can be counter productive when we need to put our nose to the grind stone and keep working.
Some people say it is about learning self discipline and self control. Yet others say it is the problem that we are listening to too many thoughts going through our brain and we should be limiting these to just a couple of thoughts at a time and process these which are more manageable than allowing our brains to have random endless thoughts.
Never the less the really good news is who we are and how we go about our daily tasks is completely in our control and with small steps each day a person can make what ever changes that they themselves think they need.
Remember the saying "how do you eat an elephant" Answer, "one mouthful at a time" so if you have some things to change about "who am I", It can always be achieved and once you see the necessity and compile a plan you are well on the way.
It will also help you if you visualize the benefits of what it will be like with these new skill sets and how people all around you will have access to learning off you from this new you.
All of us are in different stages of development through age, education or environment but we all have an obligation to ourselves to get the best out of ourselves.
I wish everybody the utmost success with your self improvements.
Best Regards
Robert Manly
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Hi Robert
Great Read! For me it's setting goals! They seem to drive me even when I don't feel like it. Typically becoming overwhelmed with fear is something that always plays the same song in the back of my mind.
By using my goals I am able to overcome most hurdles, remaining firmly focused as to why I started any given goal in the first place!
We live and learn everyday and that is what makes us all individually marvellous.
Kind Regards
Michelle
Thanks Michelle for your excellent feed back, you are so right about the fear of something and I think this might be quite common.
the process you use to overcome the hurdles with the visualization of the outcome is excellent.
well done and keep up your great work.
Best Regards
Bob
I couldn't say it better! So elegantly put! We ourselves have it in us to make the change we want to become. It take patience and diligence to make it happen!
'visualize the benefits', so true, people do forget how important it is to 'see' where you're going :)
Well said Robert. The only thing we can really have control over is ourselves. Thanks for this post.
I think time management is at the top of the list along with persistence.
Napolean Hill and Calvin Coolidge spelled that out for us very clearly. Right behind them are the motivations. And the only type of motivation that works is internal. External has no shelf life. Just feels good.
There's do doubt of the flood of info here at WA. For me it's time management and retention.
With my other business, my household and my new wife. There's a lot of info bouncing around in the ole hair covered computer to sort out. You really do have to push yourself.
Building a successful online business is all about discipline and perseverance, those 2 qualities you do need!
Afterall you are your own boss, and have to boss yourself around obsticals:)
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Hi Robert, I myself am working through this particular type of process presently and it was nice to read the post to remind me of what it is I am trying to achieve.
Thank you and best wishes