What we’ve personally found is that a good 85-90% of people who first contact us think they’re so so far away from having success (as if it’s in a galaxy far far away!)
When the truth is … they’re CLOSER THAN THEY THINK!
What are your thoughts right now as you’re reading this post?
Today is Day #3 of the 21-Day Blogging Challenge. Thanks for coming back to read my blog again.
If you missed Day #1 or Day #2, be sure to go back to Day #1 and/or Day #2. And please leave a comment below each time! 🙂
So … Day #3 is all about the question …
“Who/what has positively impacted your life?”
It’s a very open-ended question.
I do remember a specific tipping point for me…
So here we are on Day #2 of the “21-Day Blogging Challenge.” Today’s topic: Creating a “hack” to help a “newbie” acquire a skill quickly!
My favorite “hack” is teaching a person how to effectively use his/her Facebook account.
More importantly, how to set up his/her account with a VERY big picture in mind.
You see … I believe Facebook is the “Ancestry.com” of the 21st Century.
It’s how people today will “look you up” and generations from now it’ll be how people remember you.
WARNING: Public school teachers, principals, etc. may be offended by this post. This is a rant with a much bigger picture, so strap yourself in …
I took Tanner last week to his “end of course” exam for Algebra over at the local high school. (175 days of the year, he does his school from home).
The coolest thing about our “work from home” career is having our 14-year-old Tanner waking up each day with both Mom and Dad at home.
I heard a friend say years ago that his “why” was to be the Dad who “was the primary influence in his kid’s upbringing.”
Hear the full behind the scenes story of how Melissa bounced back from bankruptcy in 2011 to going on to earn over $650,000 in her primary business.
Who will complete me?
This is closely related the the question Why aren’t you completing me?, which, in its various iterations, has destroyed more relationships than restless legs syndrome and herpes combined. Memorable movie dialogue notwithstanding, wholeness is possible for every individual, and only whole individuals create truly healthy relationships. If you’re searching for the One to complete you or raging at the One who isn’t doing so, you’re looking at the wrong One. Try the nearest reflective surface instead.
The Top 10 things about time and space that most people seem to forget…
10. You chose to be here and you knew what you were doing.
9. There are no “tests” and you’re not being judged.
8. Everyone’s doing their best, with what they know.
I can’t believe I’m about to share this, but here it goes. In 1997, I was George Costanza! LOL (Insert clip moment at 1:30) At age 27, I was balding, with no job, with no money, and I was living with my parents! Obviously MY way of thinking was NOT WORKING. So … yeah … I was open to a whole new way of thinking.
“When you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with somebody, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible!” – Harry Burns (from “When Harry Met Sally”)
Perhaps one of the greatest movie lines ever spoken in Hollywood.
