Showing posts with label Difference. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Difference. Show all posts

Sunday, March 13, 2011

Make that difference today-how the action is Vital to your success


Mine action is one of the biggest factors that separate success from failure, action is the difference between living the life you want from life that you don't want. Of what you want to go without it.

Or action is reading a book, writing a book, creating a website, helping others, selling your House, self-development, stop a bad habit, learning a language, access to an evening class to learn a new hobby or skill, rewrite your RESUME, contact with friends you haven't seen for a while, improving yourself in one or way forcing yourself out of your comfort zone, action has an undeniable quality about it, it can not be ignored and is an absolute must when creating change in your life.

For example, suppose you want to start your own business, you've been thinking about it for a long time, reading numerous books on the subject, talked to people about your plans, they are all for it! But you still don't do it! Why?

We have all ideas for products that could be very successful, but how many people talk about it and how many people actually decide to do something about it?

We all know people who talk about what they want to do in the future, but how many of these same people are actually doing it months later?

You have a real chance of success when you take action, you immediately begin to make progress against the objectives you have set for yourself, you begin to learn about what works and what doesn't. However, your first steps, perhaps by this steps you say "this is what I want and this is what I am going to do".
Instead of just sitting and thinking about taking action. I know that if there is a medal for thinking was about taking action than I would sure win, but there is not, and rightly so.

But here's another way to look at it, if you're not measures with regard to whatever you want in your life take is, you are absolutely 100% guaranteed not to get. By no measures are you seal your fate before you've even tried to start.

Nothing comes from nothing? I am convinced that if you take action to your goals or what you want in your life change, than you do already more than a lot of people there.

"The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step ..."

-Lao Tzu

What stops people to act?

There's just too much to gain from action than not taking it when you are on a course of self-development. You know something has to change, and you still do not take any action, why is this? I'm guilty of this myself.

Laziness?

Motivation?

Money?

Time?

Fear?

Maybe you think your target is too large, and that what you do today will have no consequences so you don't bother to do something, this is a classic mistake to believe that what you today do not affect the general objective. But something is always better than doing nothing, little by little, great things can be achieved, it is only small changes in your daily life that over time, the greatest impact. It is through a commitment to yourself every day to do to improve your life, no matter how small, that over time will greatly affect your life. Before you know it, his real big changes have been made. Companies are created, relationships formed, languages learned, sustainable
changes that were made.

Breaking the problem into smaller chunks, instead of looking at the overall outcome.

What is it that you're going to do today that will make a difference in your life tomorrow?

For example, suppose you have an attribute to improve about yourself, such as the social confidence, from where you are now (shy, timid and nervous system), this may seem a long way off, but every day you make a commitment to do something about it and then take action to achieve, you are already on your way to overcoming the problem and an increasing number of social trust. The bet you for yourself each day to take action will always be what separates you from everyone.

The ability to act is what separates people. Action moves mountains! If you are anywhere in life, if you want to change your life in any way or form will need to sit down and take action. Create a plan of what you need to do and then take the necessary steps daily. Even if it is 10 minutes a day, it will always be better than
nothing to do.

"You don't have to be great to begin with, but you must start too big."

-Joe Sabah

In 6 months time how on earth do you expect your life to be different if you don't anything about it now? ~ Here's a newsflash, if you don't take action today, tomorrow or the next day to work on your goals and what do you think? You and your life will be exactly the same in 6 months time as it is now!

You've never had any chance of success (whatever that means to you) If you don't take action. Taking action is not a 100% guarantee on success; just because you are a class Act does not give you any day wins an Oscar. But something about your life do not guarantee that nothing will improve.

"There are three kinds of people; those who make things happen, those who watch things happen, and those who are wondering what happened. "
-Nicholas Murray Butler

Please bear in mind that your future is created not by what you do but tomorrow through what you are doing today.








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Monday, January 10, 2011

Seeds of success-a man can make a difference?


Growing up in a middle class family of seven was a learning experience that caused me to think often about the whole issue of success and motivation. Our family was a microcosm of the different income levels ranging from wealth too low middle class. I researched the motivations (or lack) of those within these layers and here is what I discovered: somewhere in the lives of those who aspire to the top is an underlying reason why they need to Excel. Their reason is governed by two factors, craving for more, and fear of loss.

These types are, in a Word, driven. They can't sit still until they reach a certain goal and as soon as that goal is attained a new target larger than the first. Those of us who want to succeed can learn from these motivated people.

I've learned from my uncle Charlie (the Millionaire of the family) who gave me great advice. On one occasion I was visiting his factory and he shared some thoughts. He told me that since the Federal Reserve creating mini depression I could count on recurring booms and busts in the economy and should plan accordingly. When I look back at his company, I see exactly how he followed this advice.

Although the economy is booming and that he saved cash when the economy was a down-turn he would get a great price on new equipment and a new building. This has happened every time! Het verbaasde me; others would act like chicken little to say "the economy will never recover this time" or "it can take 10 years to pull off this" but Uncle Charlie just kept on building right through the apparent worst of times. His company grew bigger and better every time.

Uncle Charlie was one of the most honest and decent people I've ever known and this was a big factor in his success. When he said that he would do he did it. If a customer had an issue he solved it. He stood behind his work! Everyone knew she could count on him.

Uncle Charlie grew during the great depression and watched as people were fired from their jobs. He decided the only way to prevent such a phenomenon in his life would be like to own a business.
He reasoned that company may delay, but he would still be some customers who need work. He was right. There's always movement in the economy ...All the time. It stops never completely!

What motivated Uncle Charlie?

Motivation means two things; desire to better our situation and desire to reduce discomfort. Some call it just greed or fear. I think that's too simplistic ... base, really. The term greed is according to me far too negative. Use Skype to call Uncle Charlie greedy because he wanted to be a great service for its customers and a great legacy of his family would be very wrong.

He was very rich in the process and that was a result of excellence in all its contacts. He was a win, win, win, win, win ... always win for everyone who knew him. If you've dealt with him were you getting a quality product at a fair price. If you worked for him got you a fair wage (above Union rates!). Full honesty is what you got from Uncle Charlie.

Uncle Charlie just as everyone had to struggle with desire for more and fear of loss. He told stories of equipment break or workers who are unreliable and leaving him responsible for great work orders. Through it all he rose to difficult situations.

Desire for more and fear; There's always a battle rages between these two motivations. Sometimes fear motivation WINS and people do nothing. Sometimes the desire for more WINS and great things are achieved. If there is something to be run one should go ahead and do it.

As Uncle Charlie had focused on fear he himself would have said "a machine could break or an employee can stop or I could make a mistake" and if he had let that fear his company would never have already started!

But, uncle Charlie was the kind of person who once he got the idea that he was something that was going to happen. Here is an example; sometime during the 1930s, he went to University to study chemical engineering. At that time the only chemistry books were from Germany and were written in German! So, uncle Charlie German learned and passed chemistry!

Only three in his entire class achieves this. Oh yeah, his family did not have much so he made his way through the school worked. HE WORKED HARD!

Uncle Charlie believed that a solution for every problem. He loved elaboration of methods for production. He loved new more efficient systems. He loved creating products for his clients. He loved his family and taught them well. I remember meeting a woman who is one of Uncle Charlies sons had met and they raved about what a real gentleman who he was. That statement came right off the top. I don't mean Uncle Charlie. I mean the one above him.

I learned a lot from Uncle Charlie and I hope that I've been pretty sharing the opinion of this great man.

Let me quickly recap:

1. There is a solution to every problem

2. Our boom and bust economy is artificially created by the actions of the Federal Reserve. Plan accordingly: saving during the good times and bargains for the growth of your company during the downturn.

3. see the big picture and not an occasional glitch let stop you.

4. focus on a positive result because your goal like every part of life; the vast majority is positive with a small setback to spice up the thrown.

5. be honest in all your dealings and stand behind your work.

6. continually strive to improve.

7. let love be your engine ... for your family, customers, employees ... o your best to treat everyone equally.

Looking back I realize Uncle Charlie had some great things figured out. He left this world but his company continues to grow bigger and better.

Bigger and better ... seems like a good goal for me!

I hope to share a bit about Uncle Charlie helps you on your way to success.
He has definitely helped me!








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