A Simple 3-Step Formula For Creating Any Result You Want
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http://buildingabrandonline.com/livethedream/ What's going to happen when you want to call your friend because you want to go have fun, but you dial the number BACKWARDS? I'll tell you what's going to happen - either prepare to get laughed at, or to have fun alone, or both! That's kinda like success works. You've got to follow a proven formula, and you can because we've been able to accomplish so much, but if you follow it backwards - ain't gonna work :-( But that's what most people do - they call the wrong number and Mr. Failure answers... Here's how to dial the RIGHT number ;-)
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- 2. I want you to think about something real quick, OK?
- 3. If you want to become a world boxing champion, when is the right time to start training like a champion? Is it when you win the championship? Or is it tomorrow? Or is it right NOW?
- 4. See, that’s where a lot of us get sidetracked, and if that’s you, I don’t blame you because I’ve been there, but I also happen to know how to get out of there ;-)
- 5. So many people say things like “When I finally have this money, then I’ll be able to do all the things I want and I’ll be happy.” For them it’s have => do => be, so they never get the results they want because they got the formula completely wrong! It’s be = > do => have! Not the other way around.
- 6. If you’re going to wait until you’ve got a championship title until you start training like a champion, you’re going to have a looooooooooong wait :-) First you train like a champion, then you win the title.
- 7. Think about the BEST VERSION of YOU….
- 8. How much money do you make? Where do you live? What do you accomplish? Where do you go? Who do you meet? Who do you hang out with? What actions, what what does the BEST you do in order to have that?
- 9. What is the BEST you like? Strong? Confident? Courageous? Inspirational? Enthusiastic? Determined? Persistent? Passionate? Friendly? Committed? When are you going to be that person? When you have the life you want? NO!!!#@$#$@! Right NOW!
- 10. If you become the best you today, you’ll begin to act like the best you, and you’ll begin to have the things the best you is having! – Because you’re being the best version of you!
- 11. And what do you need to become that person?
- 12. Just decide. You don’t need proof… You don’t need anybody’s permission… (If you REALLY think you do, you’ve got my permission :-) Just go for it!) The only barrier that’s stopping you is in your head. Don’t you think it’s a good idea to remove it?
- 13. Hopefully you enjoyed the slides ;-) For more cool content, visit my blog ;-) The link is in the description!