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294 No Sweat

admin · April 28, 2012 · 1 Comment

I get up at 5:15 am to catch a plane.

He staples the hat to his forehead so they can take the shot of him without his hat blowing off.

She memorizes a complete movie dialogue.

He learns from the maestro for many years.

All research and re-writes are done long before you read the article /book.

Ok, so?

All you see is people who glide through their jobs, effortlessly.

The actor, the author, smiling and relaxed.

We draw a silent conclusion that to succeed ‚all‘ we need is a chance, a break, etc.

In actuality what you need is the sweat that prepares you.

Which you can do now.

Every day.

Immediately.

Rather than wait for someone to give you a nod.

You see no sweat because they already did theirs.

You?

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These are related:

# 1 Ferris Wheel – 32 Red light, Green Light – 44 After – 67 Personal Nag – 98 Third Time

117 Gold Mine – 126 Red Light – 130 Collecting Solutions – 133 Plenty of Peas

222 The Difference – 223 One Hour – 249 Xxx x Xxxxx – 251 A Rough Diamond

262 Water Pump – 266 Results – 282 If It Is To Be…

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262 Water Pump

admin · September 5, 2011 · Leave a Comment

Water waits to be pumped up for our use.

It is not mean, nor does it have anything against you.
The water responds exactly to your actions.
No more, and NO less.

And that’s where you don’t get it.

Start pumping /working and the water starts to rise. Results start to happen.

Keep on working — with no (visible!) results and the water keeps rising.
However the instant you stop pumping, the water starts to recede.
Sick? Tired? Discouraged? Fed Up?
It doesn’t matter, the water recedes.

When you get ‚motivated‘ and try again, the work is the same as the first time you pumped the water.
And you say „This is never going to work. Here I am, my sixth time pumping, and still no results.
Nothing is happening.“

So, what do successful people do, that you don’t?
They don’t stop pumping.
No matter the reason.

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These are Related:
# 1 Ferris Wheel – 7 Disaster – 16 Follow Up – 27 Responses – 29 Who’s in Charge?
44 After – 46 Always – 67 Personal Nag – 82 Limitations – 87 Barriers – 95 Ring/Knock
107 Iron – 117 Gold Mine – 133 Plenty of Peas – 136 Beggars & Alcoholics – 149 The End
170 Micro Steps – 201 One by One – 223 One Hour – 239 Spiral – 259 Don’t Stop

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230 Total

admin · Mai 27, 2011 · Leave a Comment

„Oh, I can’t approach him, he just got a raise.“

Everyone ADDS each event to all previous events and bases their response on the total:

* He is furious because the raise came too little and too late, … once again!

* He is now silently looking for another opportunity.

„I want to tell you how happy I am about my new raise/promotion.“

Phooey, I can’t approach him.

Do you know how many friends ask him if they could get a job at his place.

He’d be pleased to give a referral.

I admire people’s ability to handle what I can’t.

Or remain encouraged with something that would discourage me.

They experience the same event as I, but add to a different past series and respond to that total.

Stop stopping yourself because of your total.

It’s their total they act on, not yours.

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To reinforce this read any two below:

# 3 Cumulative Knowledge – 14 Eliminating Triggers – 18 Being Triggered

20 The ‚Gift‘ of Knowledge – 21 Interpretation – 22 Attitude – 25 How Old are You?

27 Responses – 35 One + One = Two! – 46 Always – 103 Ring Knock Part 2

105 Silent Additions

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228 Automatic

admin · Mai 27, 2011 · Leave a Comment

Everyone is equipped with an automatic transmission.

Many gears, ‚automatically‘ changing to accommodate your desire for speed.

You simply need to accelerate a bit before it automatically changes to the next gear.

So, why say this?

We never accelerate lest it become the new reality and we are stuck working 24/7 and lose life’s pleasures.

So we stay in low gear (9 -5 Mon-Fri)

Some work so very hard at the start (University, Professional, etc.)

And then they cruise, but in the next gear up.

We all admire /envy their status and income.

It’s exactly the same even higher.

You just have to rev more at the start and for a longer period.

Then you see the mega rich /successful /powerful people, … playing golf.

Remember your Automatic does not work until you need it to.

Then it’s, well, …Automatic.

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To reinforce this read any two below:

# 1 Ferris Wheel – 32 Red Light, Green Light – 50 Limits – 82 Limitations – 224 200%

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223 One Hour

admin · Mai 27, 2011 · Leave a Comment

There are 24 hours in a day. Everyday.

The % of time you devote to create your future = the % probability you’ll have that future.

One hour a day is a tremendous amount of time.

First eliminate the ‚constants‘

8 hours sleep

2 hours eat/groom

2 hours travel

8 hours work

The 4 hours left are your variable.

So to invest just One Hour – not on ‚maintenance‘ – a day,

represents 25% of your time, …creating your future!

What progress do you make when you do that elsewhere?

Computer games, hobby, etc. (Look at your ‚results‘ You got there a bit at a time)

Now it’s time to invest One Hour in your future

The first 20 minutes or so, you settle in. (Stay with it!)

The next 20 minutes, you barely start to become effective

(Make those calls, Write that article/book, Brainstorm your invention, etc.)

Don’t stop! The last 20 minutes are usually the most productive.

It takes the first 40 minutes to make the last 20 minutes most effective.

Invest One Hour in your future.

Consider the alternative…

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To reinforce this read any two below:

# 1 Ferris Wheel – 3 Cumulative Knowledge – 12 Change – 16 Follow Up

24 The Wedge – 32 Red Light, Green light – 50 Limits – 96 Habits

136 Beggars & Alcoholics – 196 Past, Present & Future – 201 One by One