Activity rules Success
Hello Guys 'n Dolls,
I hope this post finds you with an open mind and a commitment to success!
Just a few pointers and gentle reminders to help you on your journey. I was watching a program and I gleaned a few points from it that I would like to share with everyone. Whether we know them, use them or do nothing about them, it is worth repeating.
Nuggets:
Activity Rules Success
Action speaks louder than words. If you take no action, your result will always be the same - Status Quo! You have to DO something in order to SEE progress.
Failure IsThe Key To Life Success
NO one is perfect and however you choose to slice the pie, unless you are a born genius (not too many of those), then you will fail a few times before you succeed - remember Thomas Edison and the light bulb. Each 'failure' should give you AMMUNITION to start again and the determination to do it another way and more focused towards success 'this time.'
Emotion Is The First Sting Of Failure
Yes, I know it hurts that it did not work out the way you intended the first time, but, dust off yourself, and try again. Enjoy your 'pity party' for a bit, and then 'get crackin'. It is an emotion and YOU can change it ANY TIME you choose. Yes, it shakes you a bit and you feel that loss of stability, but get back into the play, start again, and keep truckin'!
Don't Drive Your Car Looking In The Rear View Mirror
Have you ever thought about the size of the rear view mirror and the back windshield? That 'itsy-bitsy' viewer is just that - a small look-back through a BIG window. Don't keep looking back, remember the BIG picture. The look-back is just a reminder that you have passed that way and now it should be just a blurr in your current space as you move onto bigger things.
PLUS, you can't drive too well if your eyes are behind you and not focused on your prize. Use the rear view mirror as a reminder of where you have been and not where you choose to stay.
Much success to everyone on their journey. It might not be easy, there will be 'bumps' along the way, however, keep your destination in full view.
Namaste
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Love the post, Michelle. That's a great analogy using the rear view mirror. Fits perfectly to my current situation.
Randy
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Nice reminder of what I should be doing. Thanks M.
You're welcome, R.
M