QUOTE: “Someone
with a job is never secure. Someone with
a calling is never unemployed.” McZen
YOUR ST˜R POWER, SCRIPTS FOR YOUR SUCCESS FROM HOWARD
BRINTON: www.StarPower.com. LISTING
PRESENTATION – EXPLAIN MARKETING: “I
would like you to tell me why you bought this house and how you bought this
house, because history repeats itself.
I’m going to use these ideas in developing my color flyer and internet
pages…..I’d like you to look at a couple of the things I do. One of them is my owner information sheet
where I’d like you to tell me all the neat things that you like about your home
and that you’ve done to embellish your home…Then I’d like you to tell me the
top three things you love about your home; the things that people say when they
come to your front door and they step through the door.” (Continued next week)
WISDOM FROM MICHAEL DUNN, author of What’s
The BIG Secret. From page 147: “An
ancient scripture states that if providence chooses, He can restore the years
the locust has destroyed. In other
words, don’t worry about your past. Your
past does not determine your future.
Learn to wear blinders except for the times when experience calls. Concentrate
all of your energy on your future, your dreams, and your desires. The past will always be there; we can only influence our future.” http://michaelpdunn.org/Success.html
THE WORLD OF STEVEN WRIGHT: Did
Washington just flash a quarter for his ID?
SPEAKING OF AMBIGUITY: Why
do they put Braille on the drive through ATM machines at the bank?
10 WAYS TO BOOST YOUR HOME WIFI SYSTEM: http://lifehacker.com/5931743/top-10-ways-to-boost-your-home-wi%20fi
BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD SPOT, by Joe Tye. Especially timely
Spark Plug given the results of Hurricane Isaac. http://tinyurl.com/c8v4d2j
THE BALL AND CHAIN OF FOCUS, by Joe Tye. This applies to everyone but especially the
BOLD Graduates. “We live in an ADD world
that is filled with distractions - poppy fields to lie in, shell games to play,
bright shiny objects to chase.” http://tinyurl.com/9lmbndm
9 WAYS TO EXPAND
YOUR SPHERE OF INFLUENCE THIS FALL by Marte Cliff. Great info. http://ymlp.com/zF8KuY
COMMERCIAL RETREAT,
AUSTIN TEXAS, SEP 20-23.
If you are working commercial real estate or thinking of developing your
commercial real estate business,
you need to consider attending more events of this nature: https://www.starwoodmeeting.com/StarGroupsWeb/booking/reservation?id=1203199790&key=DB61C
GRATITUDE – COMMIT TO PAY THE PRICE
By Wes
Hopper
"When you decide what you
want to do, donʼt just figure out what it is and how to get there. Find out what the price of that thing is, and
go ahead and commit to paying that price."
Jon Morrow
We all know, on some level, that
to have a successful life we have to live by truth and not wishful thinking.
The problem is that the truth is often not very comfortable compared to our
wishes.
Particularly if we're an
ambitious entrepreneur starting a new venture. We want things to go fast, and
smoothly. The problem is, they rarely do.
If we're living by wishful
thinking, we end up doing one of two things. We study the plans, and plan the
studies, and plan some more, and never start.
Or we start, and when the first
attempt doesn't go well, no one buys the product, or the financing falls
through, we give up in discouragement.
Here's
what is important to remember - you can only fail if you quit. The setbacks are
just part of the process.
This is the price that Jon Morrow is referring to in our quote.
Figure out from the start how
many false starts, reschedules, failures and setbacks you might have to work
through on your way to success.
The price is having all of them,
and more, and not quitting. If you're
not willing to pay that price, then don't start.
It's
wishful thinking to believe that we can plan a new venture so well that we
don't have to deal with setbacks. In fact, the bolder the venture, the more
obstacles to success.
The important part of the process
is that YOU have to change. That can
be uncomfortable, but it's part of the price, too. Overcoming the setbacks is
the process that changes you. For the better.
Big jobs, small jobs. It's all
the same. You can only fail if you quit.
All the best, Wes
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