“After one has discovered what he is called for, he should set out to do it with all of the power that he has in his system. Do it as if God almighty ordained you at this particular moment in history to do it.”
Know who said that?
PS. This is the second post here today. Â Scroll down for the first.
How often do you feel like giving up? Â Like quitting? Like what you do doesn’t matter? That the effort is too much, the payoff too little?
Received an email today. Compelled to share it. Â And it wasn’t from a blog conversation, but a LinkedIn connection.
We connected, like people do, and I sent a personal message, like I always try to do, mentioning, “I am selling hope, and it’s free.”
He sent back a reply, which was a little confusing, so I asked for clarification. Â He said:
“I mean it’s about putting it out there.  My dad’s quote (and every dad’s?) – You’ll only get out of life what you put in …Keep selling hope – we all need it.”
Did you catch that? Â What his Dad always told him?
Benchmarking. Â Seeing, not how others do things, but more importantly, seeing how others think.
I am a serious bench-marker. Â Way more than the average bear.
There will come a time when my (five) blogs have more sophisticated features. Â All good things take time. Â Rome wasn’t built overnight. Â I didn’t wake up one day and get to represent the United States at the WMA Master’s Track & Field World Championships. Â It took a decade.
Anyway, this blog caught my eye because of Trent’s 14 Money Rules. Â Click here to go to Trent’s blog. Â Scroll down a bit, its on the right side column.
Money, like our mind, body and spirit, need constant attention, otherwise we will not reach our potential.