Posts Tagged ‘Belief’

Better Day Movement presents a movement in the making. Check out the following video. First, a leader needs the guts to stand alone and take action. And, yes, he’ll eventually get all the credit. But, I’d like to challenge that belief. I think the first follower is super, super important…he actually turns the first individual into a leader. When a third individual joins the movement, it demonstrates that the first follower chose well. Its a tipping point…

Keep in mind, everyone follows the followers…not the leader. Read the rest of this entry »

Your rewards in life are determined by your contributions and service to others. Some people are paid minimum wage and others earn millions. There are no limits on how much you can earn. Limits are determined by your thoughts and beliefs.

As a child, wanting to be liked by others was a very powerful motivator. In school kids begin doing what they see everyone else doing. Acceptance is their focus. They want to dress like everyone else. They laugh when others laugh at a joke, story or subject matter…even though Read the rest of this entry »

The reality you live in today, is simply the physical manifestation of the thoughts and beliefs you’ve held in the past. Which means your reality five years from now will be a result of the new thoughts and beliefs you decide to adopt today and incorporate into each day going forward.

It’s important to make a conscious decision to acknowledge that leadership, wealth, success or whatever will be a part of your future. But then, let your subconscious take over and figure out the “how”. Don’t pursue it.

Rather decide to consciously focus on today, this very moment…focus Read the rest of this entry »

Many of the beliefs that we take through life with us are outdated and often very counterproductive.  Our beliefs are learned by processing new experiences or by giving new meanings to old experiences.  They are usually very ridged in nature and are what form our habits.  Once we experience something in a particular way, we tend to experience similar situations in the same way…this is what reinforces our beliefs.

Have you ever found yourself behaving in a way that was counter productive and then after having a chat with yourself about your poor choices, you go ahead and repeat the action over again when you experience a similar Read the rest of this entry »

Today, I want to ask you two very serious questions:

1. What is it that motivates you to change?

2. If you don’t like the results you are getting, what will motivate you to change the actions you are taking?

If you ask a smoker to quit his 10 year long habit and not smoke anymore for the rest of his life, you probably will get much resistance. Until the smoker experiences something drastic in their own life, he probably won’t be willing to quit. It would take something like seeing a friend pass away from lung cancer. Or maybe the smoker doesn’t want to see their own children Read the rest of this entry »