Fri, Jun 12 2009, 10:38 GMT
by Steven Croft
All of us at one time or another have come to a fork in the road.
It may be a real fork in the road during a trip. It may be a family decision issue. It may be a major situation within your business. It may happen while you trade.
How do you approach it? What do you do? Many times, society places so many concerns and warnings in front of us that we just look at both options and then plan and talk and analyze, but no action is ever taken.
A commitment to action will always provide a stronger experience than doing nothing. Even if the decided action takes place and produces results that you do not like, the learning that comes from that action far exceeds the loss that occurred.
To grow your skills, your knowledge, your emotional ability and many other areas of success, you need to believe in the decision you make and then act on it with strength and boldness. When the fork in the road appears, analyze and decide and then turn in that direction and start moving forward.
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We all have situations in life that are challenging. They seem to be so large that they look like a mountain that is insurmountable.
At times we might decide that the climb is too difficult for us and we walk away. The world throws that style of defeat at us in so many ways and we need to be aware of it and not allow it to stop us.
We will not make it to the top of the mountain the first time every time, but if we learn from our challenges and never walk away we will begin to look at these mountains in a different way.
Instead of seeing them as something that has beat us down before, caused us pain, brought about losses or any of a dozen of other negative pictures, start to picture yourself going farther next time.
When the mountain appears and the climb looks difficult, don't walk away. Say to yourself, "I love the climb". Because then and only then will we begin to see ourselves making it to the top and planting that flag of success on the peak.
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I am confident that each of us has achieved success in certain areas of our life... business, sports, family, health, trading and so many other areas.
Once we reach a strong level of success and can clearly see that we are good at what we are doing, don't allow yourself to stop. Don't be afraid to step away from the success of "Good" to strive for "Great".
All of us will experience being good at many things, and we need to take time to enjoy that and reap the rewards. However, we should never stay still and go stale. Look for ways to enhance, strengthen, stretch your wings and when you do this; you will see that you have so much more that is within you.
When you learn how to take this step, you will then have the urge to share it with someone else. This is how we pass it on so that the growing never stops. Don't be afraid to stretch. Be excited about moving towards feeling great.
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Published on Fri, Jun 12 2009, 10:55 GMT
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