How do you know?
How far you can go, if you don't challenge your boundaries? How far is too far? Have you done all you can do?
With rare exception, I have never met anybody who really can say they have absolutely left it all on the floor, gave it all; did all they possibly could. Ok, maybe Michael Phelps or Housain Bolt, but even they seem to keep beating their own records.
For the rest of us mere mortals, seriously...ask yourself -
Am I really doing everything that I can do to make this work?
The answer for myself is a resounding and embarassing - NOPE!
I need to post more. I need to go through the lessons faster. I need to do more around here.
Life gets in the way
I get in my own way.
Technology gets in the way.
Yesterday, internet was out for most of the day. Ugh!
While some are out of my control, most of it is.
I am inching my way towards my goals rather than charging towards them. That keeps me on the path, but it doesn't get it done.
This morning, the house is quiet. Mike, Caryn & Jack just left to get the Saturday morning doughnuts then some shopping, a party, and who knows what else. Internet is up and the only thing to get in my way is me. I have until 11am when I have to go to work. So let's see what I can accomplish in two hours time.
If it's to be, it's up to me!!!
Hope you have a wonderful and productive Saturday!
Christine
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Great post!
That's right, it's far better to give everything we have to our business so we don't have to wonder if we've done everything right. But we are human beings so sometimes some of us find it easier to give up and go rather than stay and fight until they succeed. I'm sure we're not part of the losing team and we're going to do everything we can to be proud of ourselves at the end of the road.
To our success!
Ingrid
Hi Christine, Life is too busy, there is always something getting in our way, there never seems to be enough hours in the day, (unless you don't sleep LOL)
But I believe that when you are passionate about something, and stay determined, you do somehow manage to find the time.
Have a great day
Dave.
Wise words Christine. But I think you should appreciate that you do a lot and life can be incredibly busy, especially this time of year.
Women mostly do the organising for the Christmas parties and family time. This includes a huge amount of cleaning, cooking, present buying, travelling and thought. Then we beat ourselves up that we are not spending 8 hours a day on our business.
You are doing great grabbing those few hours and making them work for you.
Guilt can paralyze us. This is all part of our journey.
I think you are awesome.
Love and hugs
Lily 🥰💕
Moving slowly is good, we have to take note of all the surroundings and beautiful people as we move forward and inch toward our goal. Just think if we charged we would never engage with our WA family here or even good people en route.
Enjoy the journey, the destination may never be reached but the journey will be one helluva ride.... 😉
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Hi Christine a subject I think almost all of us can equate with, trying to keep abreast with the training, trying to read and inwardly digest all the emails, going to work. My thought is it is down to time management, I have read it takes thirty days to form a habit, while on my vacation it is my intention of mastering at least 2/3 hours per day training on WA.