Find something that you love and stick with it.
What has been your longest career?
I've been an entrepreneur for more than twenty years, starting my first venture when I was just 26 years old.
Over the past 20 years I've been with only two companies. I consider myself very fortunate. I found a company and a product line that I love and I made a commitment to stick with it....until.
Too often I see people make a half hearted attempt to create success. They start that new business and give it a go for a few months or maybe a year or two before retreating and going onto the next shiny thing. Trouble is they never actually master the skills necessary to succeed at anything....at least not to a significant degree.
Those that commit to the journey, those that commit to plugging away and working with intention every day are the ones that go on to succeed big time.
So find something that you can get behind. Find something that offers a platform for growth and development and then engage with that thing every single day.
It's a much better strategy than bouncing around and being the jack of all trades and the master of none.
This video showcases a 14 year journey of success from two Prosperity Of Life distributors, Lee Anne and Simon Haggard from Australia.
“If I could offer up any advise it would be get informed and asked the hard questions and have an open mind so you can find a new direction for yourself.”
Are you familiar with the 10,000 hour rule? To become the master of a new skill they say it takes 10,000 hours of dedicated effort. Working 80 hours a week for 48 weeks a year, the 10 000-hour mark is reached in a mere 2.6 years.
Jim Rohn planted the seed of working full time at your job and part time at your fortunate. I think all of us could carve out a couple of hours a day to devote to a new venture.
If you spent just a couple of hours a day for years devoted to a venture that could elevate you to a high degree of financial success and independence would it be worth it?
What else are you going to do with your time?
The average person spends 2 hours and half hours a day on social media every day and another 3 hours watching TV.
YES....you read that right. More than 5 hours a day devoted to watching other peoples lives play out on social and Netflix. CRAZY!
What if you channelled this energy into becoming rich?
That's what I decided to do back in 2002 and it payed off big time.
The two most important questions someone should consider if they have a goal to become independently wealthy.
“Have you found the opportunity that's going to take care of you and your family for the rest of your life?” Jim Rohn
If the answer to the above question is no.....
"Are you spending some time every day searching for the opportunity that is going to take care of you and your family for the rest of your life?" Jim Rohn
