What incredible success would you have, if you really meant what you said about your goals or wanting to make changes?
If you set yourself up to win, changed your habits and environment, had specific goals and timelines and committed fully to discipline each day rather than motivation, your success would be almost inevitable.
So what’s stopping you from setting yourself up to win?
The more prepared you are, the more likely things will go smoothly and you’ll succeed in whatever you are doing.
If you’re going somewhere, you’re better off if you pack a few days before and get your admin and tickets all in order in advance too.
Back to school? Get the clothes you need as well as books, pens, bag, notebooks and devices that will help you succeed. Start looking for these in advance and you may get some deals!
A prepared mind and body will usually make you more successful at every turn. The compound effect of this can be quite astounding.
What you do today sows the seeds for your tomorrow. What seeds are you planting? If you’re not planting healthy seeds, don’t expect much in the future. Are you learning new things? Are you acquiring new skills or honing useful ones?
Your application of your knowledge and skills is required to get some feedback and build a brighter future. Sow your seeds of success today and everyday.
Try new things if only once a week or once per month. Maybe you could work up to new things daily after awhile.
New things can be good for the mind and soul.
Keep accelerating as your holidays wind down. Build momentum in the off season so you can dazzle in the pre season and around in the season itself.
Think of the next 12 months ahead. How closely will it resemble the last 12 months? Will you eat similar foods, sleep at similar times, work about the same hours on very similar type things? I will guess that you’ll also celebrate the same birthdays, holidays and special moments.
If everything you do is the same, how can you expect life to be or feel differently? You really need to make some small changes or shifts in what you do. Then increase the frequency and/or intensity of these changes so you begin to get demonstrably different results.
Smart people tend to create things. Scientists, engineers, and dreamers. They also are instrumental in bringing creations to life. These can be the financiers, marketers, lawyers and technology folks.
However, after two centuries of progress and improved living standards around the world, some, if not many, of these same types of educated people are saying it is all too much. It’s going to destroy the planet.
How will we keep the advancements but not the downsides. Will all the smart people come up with a decent solution for all?
A little movement can do a lot. Don’t stall. Keep moving. Things will work out alright.
When plans aren’t firm or known, they’re up in the air. This can sometimes be stressful but other times it can be very liberating or opportunistic. Which do you tend to prefer?
You have more than you think you do. When something is important, you can push harder for longer and withstand greater adversity than you ever imagined you could. Test yourself. Really go for it!
