The path to success is a Varied One
The Path to Success is a Varied One...
Come with me...let me lead you up the garden path...that is to say, I always find garden paths intriguing, interesting, exciting, colourful. They are usually varied in terms of where they are going, what they are made of and the things you see as you meander along them. They instill a sense of wonder at what is to be found around the next corner and bring calm in a crazy, mad world. They do for me anyway. I want to encourage one and all to wander along each path, turn and curve making your own discoveries along the way to success.
As with WA and our online business’s, the path to success is a varied one, we learn as we go and approach each learning curve with an open mind as to what we are going to encounter next.
Steep climbs may take the wind out of our sails for a short while but when we get to the next level and catch our breath... Oh boy the view of success is well worth the effort.
Along the competitive path of niches, SEO, rankings, traffic etc there are many things to see and learn and as we approach the corner of one section we eagerly anticipate what is coming next.
Take time along your chosen path, don’t hurtle along at breakneck speed, or you miss the essentials, the little things are what are key to being a successful online entrepreneur.
Take time out to enjoy life’s varied pathways.
My success’s this week are having my latest blogs on page one of Google, competing with and equaling the Big Guys of the Gardening world. It is what motivates me to follow that path and discover more.
All the Best
Louise
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That's awesome Louise, that's no easy feat. I enjoyed a gentle wander through your post. It did indeed have a most calming effect coupled with an important message, so thank you.
You're very welcome Louise and likewise, have a wonderful day.
I had heard that back in 'olden times' the paths through some gardens had 'scented' plants along the borders so that the 'big' dresses used to sweep through the flowers and thus the smell was carried onto the fabric and into the air.
Yes indeed, and what a lovely idea it was too. I love scented gardens, I often trail my hands along scented plants and I can't pass a rose without stopping to smell it.
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What a great object lesson to show examples of diversity. I too would love to see your garden. I always wanted to design a beautiful flower garden, but we never lived any one place long enough to see it to fruition. Then I grew too decrepit to accomplish the task. But my children took it up and do some fantastic landscaping efforts.
Linda
Hi Linda,
Thank you.
Maybe your children can design a flower garden for you.
Its always a good feeling to wander and explore paths..garden ones or otherwise.
Best Wishes
Louise
I wish! My two landscaping sons actually did the landscaping of our last home but again, we didn't live there long enuff for it to mature. Now we are further north and less summertime. Well, maybe in my next life. haha
Aww nevermind, a good excuse to visit lots of other gardens in your area then.