Trying new things is a good thing! Maybe you feel scared, nervous or
frightened about trying something new, try it anyway! You may be
surprised at what comes out of your new adventure. The more you trust
other people, the more you find trustworthy people to surround yourself
with. The more that you open doors in your life, the more doors will
continue to open for you.
“You miss 100% of the shots you don't take.” - Wayne Gretzky
If
you feel stuck in your life or feel you have not been living up to your
full potential, it is never too late to suddenly stand up and take that
leap. You can do anything. You have always been able to do anything. Remember, "The only limits are those you place on yourself."
Maybe
you don't know what to expect, maybe you are not sure what the future
will be, but as long as you know who you are and are confident in
yourself, you will always be okay wherever you go. Never forget that.
Whether you believe in God, spirituality or just being a good person, as long as you stay true to who you are you will be able to always succeed in life.
And,
while some people believe that if your goal is to make large sums of
money this isn't the best way to live; it is important to keep in mind
that there is nothing wrong with making a great deal of money.
I
believe this way of thinking has come about due to specific reasons.
Many stigmas exist regarding money. Our language and common sayings
like “filthy rich” have made people feel guilty for choosing to work
hard and a goal to make a substantial amount of money. It is important
for you to find ways to counteract these beliefs. Turn to great people
who are leaders in your community, who you admire, etc. to help you
realize that money does not define you unless you allow it to.
Money
simply acts as a way to help make your life less stressful by offering
stability, insurance, and peace of mind among a vast array of other
benefits. For example, you can put your children through college
easier. You can have more free time to spend with your family. You can
give back to the community by volunteering your time. And, you can live
the life of your dreams.
Never stop dreaming, never stop believing.
One influential man who has been helpful in my personal struggle with the stigma surrounding wealth and financial success is Deepak Chopra who logically and thankfully states that inherently human beings are
meant to live in abundance and luxury. I believe this theory has to do
with the idea that the better we feel about ourselves, our lives, (i.e.
less stress, more peace of mind) the more that we are able to spread positive energy and live happier lives.
Remind yourself everyday: There is nothing wrong with making a great deal of money.
I
plan on becoming a millionaire and a billionaire. J. K. Rowling did it,
why not me? Why not you? Jim Carey believed in himself enough to write
a check for $1 million dollars to himself before he became famous.
Are you writing your check now?
Best wishes, success, happiness and health to all.
