Leaving for work at 9 am and not getting back home until 10:30 pm sure makes for a long day. It would be easy for me to use it as an excuse to not write this evening. But I've been making excuses my whole life, and look where it's gotten me. I don't want to make excuses anymore; I want to make a positive difference in the lives of others in a monumental way.
There are two obstacles to my achieving my goal to make a billion dollars in the course of the next year: fear and doubt. Fortunately, they are both mental constructs that can be overcome with right believing. What I choose to believe about myself is that I am capable of handling the disciple required to earn a billion dollars and the responsibility to manage it once the billion dollars is acquired.
Running a full marathon last summer proved to me that I am able to do anything I set my mind to. Remaining in motion for 26.2 miles was a physical impossibility when I first started training. Possessing a billion dollars is a physical impossibility for me at this current moment. However, I believe with all my heart that if I remain disciplined, do the necessary work, even when it's hard, and trust the power of the universe to bless me beyond my wildest dreams; I will succeed in obtaining my aspirations.
It might be easier for me to write a bunch of blog posts all at once, so I have one to use in case of emergency, but I won't allow it. The whole point of my blog is document my journey from broke to billionaire each day, as it happens. Writing a little bit more about my progress each day is the most effect way to reach out and help others attain their goals and encourage them that success is possible despite insurmountable odds. Plus, taking the time to write on my blog every day helps to keep the vision in front of me, at the front of my mind and directly before my eyes. Thank you for taking this journey with me and for supporting my efforts along the way.
There are two obstacles to my achieving my goal to make a billion dollars in the course of the next year: fear and doubt. Fortunately, they are both mental constructs that can be overcome with right believing. What I choose to believe about myself is that I am capable of handling the disciple required to earn a billion dollars and the responsibility to manage it once the billion dollars is acquired.
Running a full marathon last summer proved to me that I am able to do anything I set my mind to. Remaining in motion for 26.2 miles was a physical impossibility when I first started training. Possessing a billion dollars is a physical impossibility for me at this current moment. However, I believe with all my heart that if I remain disciplined, do the necessary work, even when it's hard, and trust the power of the universe to bless me beyond my wildest dreams; I will succeed in obtaining my aspirations.
It might be easier for me to write a bunch of blog posts all at once, so I have one to use in case of emergency, but I won't allow it. The whole point of my blog is document my journey from broke to billionaire each day, as it happens. Writing a little bit more about my progress each day is the most effect way to reach out and help others attain their goals and encourage them that success is possible despite insurmountable odds. Plus, taking the time to write on my blog every day helps to keep the vision in front of me, at the front of my mind and directly before my eyes. Thank you for taking this journey with me and for supporting my efforts along the way.
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