Wednesday, February 16, 2005
The Real Secret of Patience
A note from David Cameron provides food for thought:
As you probably know, wholeness is the quintessential "force" for getting what you really want out of life.
When congruency is reached, your whole being is renewed. You've got more energy, health and vitality. You can see problems before they come because your creativity is boosted. And because you own high self-esteem, you lead more effectively and you sell more abundantly.
The problem is that you don't gain this kind of mastery overnight.
Jack Canfield, the founder of Self-Esteem Seminars and the co- creator of the New York Times #1 best-selling Chicken Soup for the Soul, said:
"What we know is, if, when you hit that plateau, you keep practicing, practicing, practicing-- all of a sudden, whoop!: up you go to a new plateau. But most people don't sustain it long enough to get there. That takes patience."
No matter what kind of methods and techniques you use to get success, if you don't have an effective strategy or plan, you're not going to make any progress.
As you probably know, wholeness is the quintessential "force" for getting what you really want out of life.
When congruency is reached, your whole being is renewed. You've got more energy, health and vitality. You can see problems before they come because your creativity is boosted. And because you own high self-esteem, you lead more effectively and you sell more abundantly.
The problem is that you don't gain this kind of mastery overnight.
Jack Canfield, the founder of Self-Esteem Seminars and the co- creator of the New York Times #1 best-selling Chicken Soup for the Soul, said:
"What we know is, if, when you hit that plateau, you keep practicing, practicing, practicing-- all of a sudden, whoop!: up you go to a new plateau. But most people don't sustain it long enough to get there. That takes patience."
No matter what kind of methods and techniques you use to get success, if you don't have an effective strategy or plan, you're not going to make any progress.
