WORKSHEET SET 1
05 Jan 2010
Ahhhh, smell that?
That is the smell of rarified air.
Welcome to the top 3 percent !
By choosing to participate in this program and go through this process, you have separated yourself from almost everyone else�or at least frrom the remaining 97 percent of the population that doesn’t give thoughtful contemplation to their life’s desires and chart a proper course to take their life in that direction.Is it that easy to step away from the herd and step ahead of everyone you work with, compete against, live around, associate with and meet on the street?
The answer is yes!
Most people are more diligent about making their grocery list and spend more time planning their summer vacation than they do designing their life. That is why it is so easy to get ahead in life, stand out and move ahead. Most people�97 percent off them�can’t be bothered.Sad, but true. But not you.
Here you are! Congratulations!
Now, as my mentor Jim Rohn said, “What is easy to do is also easy not to do.” You have shown up, and I commend you for that. But you also need to stay committed and PLAY FULL OUT!
I am going to take you through a self-examination process that will have you taking long looks in the mirror of assessment. This process will reawaken dreams, desires and ambitions you might have abandoned long ago. You will fight, kick and scratch to not open up those old toy boxes, for fear that doing so will require you to leave behind your cozy and comfortable rut�. I mean routine.
If you are going to take this journey with me, you will need to be serious. Serious about radically changing the trajectory of your life. Serious about wanting to truly access your great, but maybe mostly dormant, potential inside you and willingness to set it free. Serious about committing to the process of examination; challenging old thought and behavior patterns and declaring new choices; establishing new behaviors; building new skills; and taking bold, new actions to realize your great goals.
If you are not serious about doing the above and will not seriously commit to the process, I recommend not even starting. Slip back into the herd; no one will even notice.
