Are You an Achiever or are You an EXCUSIOLOGIST
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Are You an Achiever or an Excusiologist?
Discover Your Path: Achiever or Excusiologist?
Introduction
Heraclitus, the ancient Greek philosopher, once said, "It is in changing that things find purpose." Change is essential for growth. So, are you ready to make meaningful changes, or are you stuck pretending that your Volkswagen is a Porsche? The choice is yours.
The Desire for Change
If you're reading this, you're likely seeking something beyond your current life?"be it a new business, opportunity, or side income. At the root of this search is dissatisfaction. Even if you're successful, perhaps you're bored and seeking change. Here's the truth:
Change starts within you.
Education is Key
To achieve more, you must commit to continuous learning. The knowledge you left school with isn't enough. Everything evolves, and so should you. Are you keen to reinvent yourself?
Sadly, many people boast about not having picked up a book or pursued learning since school. Yet, they often lament about their problems. Let’s shift that mindset.
Reflect and Act
Consider these questions:
1. How much time did you spend last week feeding your stomach?
Estimate the time and jot it down.
2. How much time did you spend feeding your brain?
Many find this answer is sadly minimal.
3. Why the imbalance?
These questions aim to inspire reflection, not belittle you.
Thinking deeply can spark action?"and change your world.
Overcoming Excuses
Non-achievers often become "excusiologists," making excuses instead of actions. Recognize the language of excuses:
- "I'm not smart enough."
You don’t need to be a genius?"just open to learning.
- "Nobody in my family has been successful."
Break the trend and set a new example.
- "I've never had any luck."
Luck favors the hardworking.
Be mindful of your words. When asked, "How are you?" avoid the negative "Not bad." Instead, try "Outrageously well, thanks!"
Stop Wasting Time
Time is precious. Don't squander it on excuses. Start educating yourself. Knowledge provides potential power; acting on it gives actual power.
- Read books on motivation, self-help, and personal development. Your local bookstore has a plethora of resources.
- Enroll in courses to expand your horizons.
After taking these steps, there’s no room for excusiology.
Embrace Your Potential
You only have one life?"make it remarkable. Reject past limitations. Gather new knowledge and explore fresh ideas. Remember, there are three types of people:
1. Those who make things happen.
2. Those who watch things happen.
3. Those who wonder, "What happened?"
To move from groups 2 or 3 to 1, you must:
1. Invest in yourself.
2. Learn new knowledge.
3. Apply that knowledge.
Decide today whether to embrace growth or ignore advice. Investing in yourself is paramount. Even one idea from a book or seminar can transform your future.
Block Out Negativity
The media bombards us with negativity. By focusing on success principles, you can shield yourself from this negativity and concentrate on your goals. The world needs more achievers, not more excusiologists.
Join the Achievers
Become part of the group with success-thinking as their foundation. Leave excusiology to "Failure 101." Make the choice today to be an achiever.
Whatever path you choose, I wish you success.
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