william durant: Forget the Past . . . . Focus on the Now
- 04/04/16 01:25 PM
Forget the Past . . . . Focus on the Now “Forget past mistakes. Forget failure. Forget everything expect what you’re going to do now and do it.” William Durant 1861 - 1947, Founder of General Motors
As I see it. . . . . . . . Forget the past . . . . focus on the now
Your future is created when you focus on the now . . . . and the moments in your day. Make today a production day . . . . that will build forward momentum for your future success.
As you make each day a successful day … (12 comments)
william durant: The Best Way to Escape a Problem
- 02/04/14 10:20 PM
The Best Way to Escape a Problem “The best way to escape a problem it to solve it.” William Durant 1861 – 1947, Founder of General Motors
As I see it . . . . . . .
The best way to escape a problem
#1 Is to focus forward . . . . and look for the solution.
#2 Don’t avoid the problem . . . . deal with it and look for answers.
#3 Learn from the problem . . . . to avoid the conditions recurring in the future and … (12 comments)
Let Go and Forget Your Past Mistakes “Forget past mistakes. Forget failures, forget everything except what you’re going to do now and do it.” William Durant 1861 – 1947, founder of General Motors
As I see it . . . . . . .
Let go and forget your past mistakes
We live in our thinking.
Focusing your thinking on your past mistakes is investing the valuable resources of your mind and time on negative conditions. Misusing your thinking will return no dividend or serve any constructive purpose.
Focus on the Now and Create Your Future "Forget past mistakes. Forget failure. Forget everything expect what you're going to do now and do it." William Durant, founder of General Motors
As I see it. . . . . . . . Focus on now and create your future Your future is created when you focus on the now and the moments in your day. Make today a production day that will build forward momentum for your future success. When we make each a successful day we stack our successes to create the bridge … (6 comments)
Forget the Past . . . . Focus on the Now
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