Waiting for the perfect time makes you lose the zeal you have to carry out the task and even the ideas. Start now and watch yourself grow.
Thank you for these reminders, especially the N0.1 you need to do hard things to be happy in life and you can.
I just told myself, Salome, stop running from the opportunity that can change your life forever for good.
Thanks once again.

I’ve been reading your articles a couple of months now and I love the way you present so many fundamental things of life that keep us stuck, with such wisdom and truth.
I keep a daily journal and set aside putting down my thoughts and feelings on it, I also note some of your phrases that resonate in me and have helped me a lot!!
I’m grateful to have come across your blog and I thankful to read your words.
I live in Greece – Athens. If I ever wanted to follow one of your programs, would that be possible ?

Thank you!
Keep up your amazing work!

I have been waiting for years to make a very important decision that could have disastrous ramifications in terms of an insecure stressful homeless future at worse but with happiness in terms of personal freedom. Or a secure bleak future being miserable in a relationship.
This article has given the power to go ahead with something I should have done a long time ago.

Excellent decision on your part, Jim! Well done! Now you are ready to start your new journey/chapter/segment of your new life! 🙂 🙂 All the best! May I suggest you read Jim Kwik’s book: “Limitless”. I believe it will help you take your game to the next level!

Excellent evaluation, Hayley! Your new perspective will completely change/improve your whole life! Smart move! 🙂 🙂

Excellent notion, Juan! Smart move! 🙂 🙂

Excellent, Adebayo!! Go for it, Man!!! 🙂 🙂 🙂

I enjoyed it, it’s very interested I appreciate you, this is a lesson learnt

You guys are doing Heaven’s work. Thanks for sharing!

I loved this article! I’m looking to be intrinsically motivated to do my job…it’s just not coming to me…I know you say put your best you into something right now, what’s in front of you right now. For me, it’s my work computer. I am not motivated to continue the same repetitive and unappreciated work for the ones I do work for. How can I convince them that my predecessor did way more than she was required to (according to my co-workers and my boss)? I get a comment at least every week that “so and so always did this for me”…it certainly makes me feel insignificant and that I’m disappointing people. It’s a morale killer. When do you say STOP and not put your all into anymore? When it robs you of your self-esteem? Hard call…any suggestions?

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