We do that to ourselves regularly.
We ARE good enough. We are sufficient to the task. Sure we need help and as we take the action the answers are there.
You are needed. Remember these wise words from Helen Keller:
As the days pass we can grow tired and weaken in our resolve. We may not want to take the action this day but really this is the only day to take the action. Tomorrow arrives as another day but we can never reclaim the missed time/action.
You were made for this day. We have what it takes to push through for this day.
The push is worth it.
Know where you want to go? Excellent place to start and make a difference in numerous ways. Got your eyes set on the destination and your heart set to thrive.
The next step is all you need to do. We can falter when contemplating all the steps required to get us there. Realize your (first) next step leads you to victory. We can take the next step. Then the next step. When do we stop? We define our next game changing destination and take the next step towards it. We always take that next step.
Your next step means so much to so many.
Taking it all in learning and growing for some time now.
Time to push out of my comfort zone. Time to do it. Time to face the fear. Today is my day.
Read someone’s resolution for the new year; “Do one thing every day that scares you.” (Eleanor Roosevelt) Sounds like a good plan to me.
Take this step from Robin Crow in the section on ‘Achieving the Unachievable’ in Jump and the Net Will Appear to bump your life up a notch or three. Here is the step:
“But this next chapter adds another key element. It’s a trait that will make the difference in whatever you set out to do. It’s the ability to consistently move forward toward your goals each and every day. It’s the ability to follow through. It’s the ability to take action even when you’re unsure, to be willing to trust that your net will appear. This is where faith comes in.”
Robin states it another way; “Your success in business will always be in direct proportion to your ability to take action.”
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