The Tortoise And The Hare
Of all the parables that were learned as a child, and ways to apply them to our very own lives, none ring more true than that of The Tortoise and The Hare, particularly when it comes to achieving success online.
Due to circumstances, dire situations, and the inundation of people sharing their "success", we all have the tendency to want to do what the hare did, and jet from the starting blocks, in a hurry to get nowhere. When, instead, we should do as the tortoise, and take our time.
Based on the daily bombardment of people saying "they made this" and someone saying "they made that", it creates a tendency to feel like you may be failing, but that's not the case. Never mind the fact that the next person may have achieved something a little quicker. Run YOUR race. Take heed, apply, and comply the moral of this infamous story........SLOW AND STEADY WINS EVERY TIME
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That's right, Brandon. We're only running the race here against ourselves. Change your mindset to be successful no matter how long it takes. As soon as you give yourself an unreasonable deadline to cross the imaginary "finish line" you're only setting yourself up for failure. As long as you don't quit, you're in it to win it.
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The old lessons are often the best! Thanks, and best wishes for your success!