There’s a Difference Between a Want To and a Have To
“It’s so hard when you have to, and so easy when I want to.”
Sondia Anice Barnes, Author
As I see it. . . . . . . .
There’s a difference between a want to and a have to
When you want to do something . . . . your efforts seem to become effortless. You become eager to get your day started . . . . and you’re excited about your possibilities.
The time seems to fly by . . . . and you’re enjoying what you’re doing.
When you have to do something . . . . it can look like a mountain that you don’t want to climb. You can find . . . . more reasons on why procrastination is the best choice for you.
If and when you decide to start to climb the mountain . . . . every minute seems like a lifetime.
The difference between wanting to do something . . . . and having to do it . . . . becomes the difference between success and failure. When you want to do something you have a purpose . . . . and enjoy what you’re doing.
When you want to do something . . . . you will take a giant step towards your future success.
Turn your have to . . . . into a want to.
There’s a difference between a have to and a want to is in your attitude . . . . and when the attitude is right you will enjoy what you want to do.
©2016, Lou Ludwig Success Tips, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author
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