consistentpersistence: You get to decide
- 05/01/18 06:22 AM
I believe most people sell themselves short. After all, each us individually has the capacity within us to make unbelievable magic in the lives of everyone around us.
We do this in our day to day and minute to minute interaction with the world.
Why, then, do some folks seem to achieve SO much more than most?
My contemplative observation boils this down to credit those whose modus operandi is characterized by intensity of being intentional.
Intentional Intensity
Persistent consistency
Intentional intensity with persistent consistency
That upon which you focus expands.
Every day, I wonder about the “Human Potential” of myself … (2 comments)
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consistentpersistence: Every moment . . .
- 07/17/16 10:06 PM
Every morning, I wake up VERY early, make a pot of coffee, settle into my comfy chair with my computer on my lap desk, and I think and write and plan for the day. Almost always, one thought rises above the others in terms of NOW significance whether it be personal or professional, and I have this golden opportunity to do something with that thought. So often, we get mired in the tyranny of busyness and forget the value of the PAUSE such that these “AHA’s” can surface in our consciousness. It’s not enough simply to have the … (3 comments)
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I believe most people sell themselves short. After all, each us individually has the capacity within us to make unbelievable magic in the lives of everyone around us.
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