183 days ago,
4,392 hours ago,
263,520 minutes ago,
15,811,200 seconds ago you declared movement towards a goal or goals.
Well?
You’ve got 183 days left,
4,392 hours to go,
263,520 minutes available,
and 15,811,200 seconds to grab what you said you would reach for.
Obsess over the inches.
Love the grind.
Go.
Finish it.
Luck exists.
I don’t have the time.
Tomorrow will come.
You are born successful.
It’s just a dream.
Just wait and you will see.
I’m not schooled enough.
It’s not worth it.
I can’t _______.
We whisper these words under our breath all too often. And they’re heavy too. So heavy that we’re going to have to drag them to the trash every morning.
Resistance loves when we forget to take the trash to the curb.
But our soul is free to fly when we hear the trash man drive off with our kryptonite.
One of my heroes, Howard Brinton, often says, “get out of judgement and into curiosity.”
Don’t judge the new system. Get curious about the results.
Don’t judge the book cover. Open it. Read it.
Don’t judge the song in the first 20 seconds in. Listen fully.
Your life will alway feel like it’s in rewind when judgement rules the mind.
Curiosity is the precursor of all forward progression.
So to get from point A to point B, we’ve got to start asking questions, wondering why, finding why, understanding what’s written between the lines, and reporting back.
Response and speed will be the competitive advantages the great enterprises seek in the decades to come.
You can own any market with a simple 3 step formula:
1). Find the market.
2). Identify the market’s needs.
3). Respond with a remedy.
Could it be more simple?
Of course your remedy response is the most courageous step you’ll have to take, but he who can boldly take these three steps the fastest wins in the marketplace.
And after you respond with a remedy to the need – keep listening.
We love when our favorite bands and businesses actually play the music we requests.