Wheatgrass, Health And the Forgotten Secret of Success (Part 11) - Benefit Others

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Many people simply define "failure" incorrectly. 15 Minute Manifestation Review They have a goal, but they don't take the first step out of the fear that it is the only step they take and determines whether they succeeded or failed.He gives some examples of people who call into radio stations when he was when on his book tour. They told him they needed things. He asked one woman who was unemployed but afraid to take a job in a career, "What are the chances you'll succeed in that job if you don't take it" The woman got the point.He then gives an example of a woman trying to make it as an actress who holds down a day job while keeping her dream alive by continuously auditioning. He also adds he thinks she has no talent! Finally, Hernacki winds up this chapter by cautioning readers not to automatically declare the visible or material evidence of success as true success. He gives two contrasting examples:

It incorrectly leads many readers to the wrong conclusion. Here's why, based on my personal experience of being wealthy and connected with many wealthy friends, some of whom are billionaires:When you don't have sufficient money, basic fears about food, clothing, and housing are always present gnawing in the background and sucking up your emotional and mental energy as stress. Don't believe me Ever been a day away from being evicted with nowhere to go and nowhere to put your stuff How does that feel emotionally When you have sufficient money, basic fears about food, clothing, and housing are gone forever. Sure you can take your shallowness to higher material levels. But you're not concerned about finding food or being evicted.

And regardless of how much you have, you will always have issues: personal and interpersonal. There are nice and nasty people at every level of wealth and social status.Hernacki is correct in discussing continuing until you succeed rather than giving it one try then quitting. But the one part he doesn't include is reflecting on what doesn't work and modifying your approach until it does work.He merely hints at it by referring to Thomas Edison and his famous 1000 or more attempts to create the filament light who he says wasn't discouraged because he found 1000 ways that didn't work. It's certainly inspiring to hear the great man didn't give up. It's more enlightening to understand how he modified his results. I assume he kept very detailed recordkeeping as a scientist so he wouldn't repeat the 1000 ways that didn't work.One definition of insanity is this: "Continuing to repeat the same behavior over and over expecting different results." Perhaps some considered Edison insane.

Life is not tidy, clearcut, and simple as the guidance you're reading. So where does this definition of insanity work and where is it just a statement of limitation that will hold you back Sometimes you engage in the same behavior again and again and can reasonably expect better results over time. Such as when you practice anything, from music, sports, learning a language, business, in fact anything where you start clumsily from the beginning, understand the basics, and continue improving.Sometimes you work at hard and do improve but only to a certain point. I don't think it's a limiting statement to say you're great in certain things, good to okay in others, and there are a bunch of things where it's probably better if you get someone to help you because you suck. I think it's realistic and smart to recognize your gifts and talents and focus on them.

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