Live your life on your terms.
Fear, Double – put them aside.
Come back again and again.
Discover your why. Your why will push you forward.
It’s up to you to decide!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwfhH8yDZQo
Push on to greatness
Never give up, never give in.
This is a great song. This time listen to it from an entrepreneurs point of view and it becomes extra special.
Just close your eyes, listen to the music and bring to mind what you really believe you can accomplish.
Enjoy:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAM2-hg7xJs
Entrepreneurs have to really believe to achieve their goals.
Believe
Believe in yourself.
Believe in your dreams.
Believe the vision
Growing up, no one predicted Hillary Biscay would someday become a world-class athlete. As a competitive swimmer, she competed for 10 years at the local level, way behind most of her peers. But this late-bloomer found a way to keep showing up and training hard, even when her choices didn’t make sense to anyone else.
Today she is a triathlon champion who has finished more than 60 Ironmans, making her one of the most prolific leaders in her sport. In this talk, Hillary explains the mindset that has helped her reach her goals and the mental tricks she still uses to keep crossing the finish line.
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Face it, in business the person who stands out from the crowd, in a good way, will be the one with the most success.
So how do you transform yourself from average to that person looked up to?
I’ll let Michael Hyatt give you his secret:
In the chatter of a market filled with messengers, you and I mustn’t give way to the tug of impersonation. Your message is too important for that. Instead, we must commit to authentic representation. You—you!—have too much to offer.
Want to stand out? Here’s the three-part secret:
- Know who you are. This is no small task. It requires time, energy, and courage to connect with who you are at your core—your dreams, personality traits, talents and passions. It requires hanging out in the quiet spaces, outside the noise of the market, to connect with the less-than-public, less-than-packaged you.
Try this: Shut down the laptop. Power off the phone. Ignore your email and analytics and social media accounts for a day. In its place, take inventory of who you are and write it down. Honor yourself and your message enough to become well acquainted with both. Only then can you expertly deliver it to the world.
- Know who you are not. Earlier this week I listened to an interview with Dr. Henry Cloud. He was discussing his book, Boundaries For Leaders, and in the course of conversation he said words I will not soon forget: “The first thing you need to know is who you are not. Be not conformed.”
Although I may co-host Michael’s podcast, I am not him. I am not a technology wizard (this fact cannot be overstated). I am not a once-a-day blogger or web theme designer. And my writing style will always be far more narrative than how-to. But my differences don’t make me less-than. They make me me. Which leads me to the third aspect of the secret.…
- Believe you are enough. When working in a world with such talent and opportunity, it’s easy to focus on what we lack. Like you, there are moments I wish I had different gifts and talents. But to standout, you and I need to spend less time wishing we were different and more time believing we have just what it takes. It is the quirky, unique, and uncommon that makes both a product and person stand out.
Don’t dishonor the uniqueness of you. You’re far too valuable than that. Instead, deliver the one product absolutely no one else can replicate.
You.
Question: What would be possible for you and your message if you focused on authentic representation instead of impersonation?
Inspire us with your comment.
