Acres Of Diamonds In Your Own Back Yard
Acres Of Diamonds In Your Back Yard
A message to everyone looking for opportunities.
I've been in business for my self for the past 14 years of my life specializing in helping others improve their fianacial quality of life. Opportunities are within us. We are the opportunity and most of us don't have the belief in our selves that we are.
Sometimes we need to borrow the belief of others, until we begin to see it for our selves, and that is the main reason why I became involved in our industry.
The leader that I started to work with early on was somebody that truly believed in me. He gave me the push to believe in my self that I could do it, until one day, I started to believe in my self and started to compete among other team mates in our office organization.
When I broke the barrier that stop me from winning, my life unfold before my eyes. I started to win trophies, medals, plaques and most importantly money.
I began to recognize opportunities in adversity. I began to see acres of diamonds before my eyes. When I use to see people, I use to duck so I wouldn't have to talk to them, but when I saw opportunity in people, I approached them, because I knew I had something that they could need in their lives and that was, Hope and Opportunity for them to change their lives.
So when I read this story and heard of this story it stunt me forever and I hope it does the same for you.
Many Centuries ago in Persia, a farmer listened enthralled while a storyteller wove him a yarn. The tale concerned something called a "diamond." According to the storyteller a diamond was a "congealed drop of sunlight," a gem so precious that any man who discovered a mine of them would be richer than any king. The farmer had never heard of diamonds before. But now that he had, he burned with desire to lay his hands on such treasure.
It happened that this farmer owned many fields and orchards. He was a wealthy man. Yet from the moment he heard about diamonds, he felt like a pauper. The one thing in life that he coveted, he could not have. The thought of all those diamonds lying undiscovered, somewhere in the world, tortured him in his sleep. So one day he sold his lands and set out on a quest. The farmer wandered through Africa, Palestine, and Europe in search of Diamonds. At last he arrived in Spain, a bitter old man, dressed in rags. Overwhelmed with despair, he threw him self in to the sea and drowned. Never once, in all his travels, had he so much as glimpsed a single diamond.
Meanwhile, back in Persia, the man who had bought his fields made a startling discovery. He found a diamond embedded in a black stone. Further investigation revealed that there were literally acres of diamonds concealed beneath his property. In time, that humble farm came to be known as the diamond mine of Golconda, the richest ever found. If only the greedy farmer had been content to stay at home in his town! The wealth would have been his for the taking.
See folks We all know now we are going through a tough economy in our country. If you only see our opportunities our country has in store you'll be able to see how many opportunities unfold before your eyes. America is hurting and there are many ways to help someone improve their lives.
Remain positive and see what you can do to help someone. I have also learn this Quote From JFK And is " ASK WHAT YOU CAN DO FOR YOUR COUNTRY, DON'T ASK WHAT THE COUNTRY CAN DO FOR YOU."
Blessings to all.
GO, GO, GO,
Personal Field Trainer
Fernando Ramirez
(818) 626-0569
www.vrtmg.com/framirez
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