I have a confession.
I have a confession, Iam a Motogp fan, who would have thought, yep i stay up late watching races live and plan my weekends around the races when its race weekend. Hey, I even went to Phillip Island in Australia a few years ago and it was .... amazing.
I had a motobike once apon a time, mainly because I found it very boring sitting behind my partner like a show pony, so i got one and learnt to ride, it taught me so so much, and scared the begevers out of me at other times. So i can really appreciate what these guys at the top of their sport are accomplishing.
Its race weekend at Phillip Island in Australia this weekend and while watching qualifying a while ago, it really struck me the dedication, sacfice and strength of mind that it takes to get to the top... in any field, consistency plays a huge part too ! Valentino Rossi has had a bad season with his bike just not performing how he would like, yet he still sits at 3rd in the Championship, why? Consistence, he turns up focuses and uses his learnt skills, dedication, determination and positive attitude every race.
I just leant a great lesson to apply here at Wealthy Affiliate, turn up, focus, continue to learn never lose sight of the big picture and retain a positive attitude. Hey if those guys can spin around a track doing a neck breaking 300km an hour, surely I can build a website, became an expert in my Niche and maybe get to the top 200 one day and make a living along the way.
It's all possible.
Cheers Janelle
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A great sport Janelle, exciting weekend ahead, you have to respect those guys nerves of steel, looks like you have had your break through moment, best wishes.
Hey Janelle,
Isn't it wonderful when those ah ha moments hit us right in the face.
Here you are thinking about racing and the racers themselves then it dawns on you that what they do is something that you can and should be applying to what you are doing.
It does not mater how we are taught the lesson, as long as we learn it, and implement what is taught.
Life is a lesson worth living,
Calvin