These are the Top 10 Things I learned from attending QUANTUM LEAP WITH MO ANDERSON:
1. Never, Ever, Ever, Ever, Ever, Ever Give Up
2. Life is nothing but a series of challenges
3. There is a higher purpose to business - to give, to care and to share
4. The most important question in your life should not be "what am I achieving or accumulating?" The most important question should be "what am I becoming?" We are what we spend our tme on.
5. "Until a person can correct and control his thought life, he cannot correct his real life of actions" - Lester Sumrall, in his book "Imagination: Hidden Force of Human Potential"
6. In every important area, work out where 20 percent of effort can lead to 80 percent of returns. Do those items. CALM DOWN, WORK LESS AND TARGET A LIMITED NUMBER OF VERY VALUABLE GOALS, RATHER THAN PURSING EVERY AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITY.
7. THE LEGACY LETTER - write a legacy lettern to each and every one of your loved ones that will miss you when you are not here any longer. What would you want to be able to say to them after your funeral when they are grieving.
8. To break through my ceiling of achievement I must commit to models and systems. The habit of adopting successful models by deciding what you want, reseraching who has done it, choosing a model and documenting it completely and then suspend your need to understand every aspect of the model, now it is just time to implement.
9. "It's not who you are that holds you back - it's who you think you are not". - Mother Theresa
10. I need Mo's voice in my ear sometimes - it would help me with perspective and discipline.
In conclusion, I xonsider it a privilege to have been in the audience while Mo Anderson was teaching this class and I would highly recommend QUANTUM LEAP to anyone who gets the chance to attend it. It was 2 days that we should all take time to participate in. This has helped me to shape my life each time I have attended it. I wish both of my daughters could have attended the class with me.
"In the end, it is all about BECOMING. Our lives are a "life'long" pursuit of knowing, doing becoming." - from Gary Keller in the Quantum Leap Manual.
Lori ModeLori Mode and Bruce Durham, Keller Williams, Elk Grove
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