We have just one month left before the end of 2017…
Can you believe how fast this year has gone by?
Time goes by quickly.
How have you done on your goals?
What changes have you made in your life?
Have you made the effort to become better than you were when you started this journey? If so, how?
Will you take a moment right now and write in your diary or journal about the changes you’ve made in your life?
Time to do that now.
Successful people tend to become more successful because they are always thinking about their successes. – Brian Tracey
I don’t know if I completely agree with Brian Tracey on this one.
I suppose it depends on what you think success actually means. And then, it may also have to do with dreaming about future successes and working on accomplishing them. I don’t think that if you are focused on past successes you are very successful. You can do many great things in the past and then quit or retire. If that’s the case, then the success is over. I don’t think we can revel in what’s been done in the past. I think we have to move upward and onward.
I’m sitting on my couch right now, watching my son practice the piano. He hems and ha’as about practicing. He says he needs “help” (whatever that means)… but when it comes to just play the songs over and over again so that you are not just competent and proficient at it, but you master it —> this is where he gives up. He just refuses to do it enough to master it. He complains and he whines about practicing. It becomes clear that he doesn’t love it. Because he doesn’t love it, he’ll never master it.
Is mastery even an option if you don’t love it?
I think it is. Sure. In fact, I’m willing to bet it you practice enough, you could master anything.
Remember Malcom Gladwell’s 10,000 hours to be a master of something? I think this applies.
The trick in my mind is to keep practicing and putting in the effort, while other people refuse to do so. Maybe they don’t refuse to do so. Maybe they just won’t put in the effort required. They would rather moan and whine and complaint and go watch TV or a movie, play a video game, or do something else.
If you want to master something. If you want to be the very best it is at what you do; then you need to put in the time and effort. I think anything can be mastered. The question is really up to you. Are you will to pay the price?
Well, are you?
If not, then go back to sleep or watch tv…
The smartest thing that a person can do is to persistently think the thoughts that are consistent with the kind of person he or she would like to be. – Brian Tracey
Who are you?
Who do you want to be?
How often do you think about who you want to become?
Are you content in life?
Do you want to be better?
How do you want to be better?
Is there anyone, other than you, who can change you?
What thoughts should you be thinking?
How do you change your thoughts?
What is the process you should go engage in to better your thoughts?
When was the last time you memorized something?
Should you memorize quality thoughts and repeat them on a regular basis? why?
What are you going to start with first?
Your Life Really Does Matter.
This is why.
Take out a piece of paper.
Go now – do it.
Get a pen.
Got one?
Now.
Think about what will happen for others and the world if you achieve your goals.
Realize right now, that once you achieve your goals, everything will change.
Not only for you, but for the entire world.
If your goal is to get a million dollars. Think about how many lives you will affect when you achieve that goal.
How many homeless people can you provide shelter to?
How many hungry people can you feed?
How many naked people can you clothe?
How many people can you aid?
Consider the impact you will have on the world and for people through generations.
You have inside of you the potential to contribute and impact our world.
Is history going to remember you?
Are you going to be a footnote in history?
Are you going to be a paragraph in history?
Will there be a chapter on you in history?
Will someone write a book about you…?
Or, will many people write many books about you?
The answers to those questions are entirely up to you.
You choose.
You decide.
What are you doing with your life?
Everything is a Test
– Jay Abraham
As you create your life, Jay Abraham suggests that you approach each change you make as a test.
Why do you think that is?
If things don’t work in the “real world” the way you thing that they should, is that a problem with the “real world” or is it a problem with your approach? Can you change the “real world”?
Can you change your approach?
Which is the easier change to make?
If only 1/5th of the things you try to do will work, shouldn’t you take action quickly to find the 1 out of 5 that will work so you can “succeed”?
What is success anyway?
Have you succeeded yet?
By the way, the year is half over.
How are those 2017 goals and new years resolutions coming along?
Is there a point to all of this?
Why go through the process of change?
Are you happy where you are?
Will achieving something different make you happy (or happier)? Why or why not?
What else should you be doing that you’re not doing right now?
What action should you be taking?
What is the next step?
Do that now.
jeremy eveland mental block
We have a mental block inside us that stops us from earning more than we think we are worth. If we want to earn more in reality, we have to upgrade our self-concept. – Brian Tracy
Imagine for a moment that you could have — be — or do — anything. That’s right. Imagine that it’s real.
Imagine that you could have it all.
Be it all.
Do it all.
Whatever you wanted.
Now, open your eyes.
You are in that position now.
You can create the life you want.
It does not matter who or what or where you are.
Each of us can climb out of where we are and become something more.
Do something more.
Have something more.
Be something more.
It’s true.
The past doesn’t matter — what does matter is what you’re going to do with what is before you.
You can do it.
Whatever it is. You can.
There is a way.
Find the way.
Make the way.
Build the way.
and surprisingly.
It is entirely up to you.
not me.
not someone else.
not anyone else.
Only you.
You choose.
So make a good choice. No. I take that back. Make the best choices you possibly can for you.
And you might be surprised what you can accomplish.
Now, get to work.
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Jeremy Eveland Self Confidence
The real foundation of self-confidence is living a life consistent with your innermost values and principles while thinking and acting in harmony with your highest aspirations.
– Brian Tracy
What is it that you value?
Do your goals reflect your values?
What are the principles that you believe in?
Have you written them down?
Can you articulate them without stuttering?
Do you know who you are?
What do you stand for?
What is it that is important to you?
Do you live your life based on your principles and values?
Moment to moment, each day, are you living your life by design or by default?
If you’re not, what are you doing to change now?
By the way, how are your 2017 goals coming along?
How are those new year’s resolutions? Have you achieved them yet?
Why or why not?
Who is to blame if you haven’t?
What are you going to do about it?
Head’s up – next month will be 1/2 way through the year.
I’ve heard that most people overestimate what they can do in a year and underestimate what they can do in 5 years.
Do you have a 5 year plan? If not, what are you going to do about it?
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“An attitude of gratitude enriches you in many ways” – Brian Tracy
It’s extremely important to be grateful for what you have. I have a family of friends. These friends have in their house a quote or saying above the front door to their house.
It reads something like this:
Crazy to think about, right?
We ought to be more thankful.
I ought to be more thankful.
There is always something that we should be thankful for.
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jeremy eveland adversity
“The quality of your entire personality is affected by how you deal with adversity, how well you keep your chin up.” – Brian Tracy
When I was a kid, I was told by someone that adversity is like fertilizer – it stinks but it helps us grow.
There is truth in that.
There is a lot that people go through in their lives.
Many know that Lincoln failed many times before he became president of the United States. Many know that the most successful people had multiple failures. I, myself, have failed more than I cared to admit. But at some point, you have to pick yourself up and take that failure and learn from it.
Then, when adversity comes (and it will surely come), you grin, put your head down, and go for what it is your want. Because there is no way you can live with yourself and be happy if you don’t push forward through the adversity.
It’s like the plant just starting to grow from a seed. It’s got to push it’s way out of the ground and catch that sunlight to engage in photosynthesis to grow and develop. The same is true for us. We must grow. We must grow through adversity to become who we need to be.
And for all of us, the process does not stop.
It goes on.
When you are ready to grow, call me.
We’ll grow together.