Irresistible or Irresponsible?
When they are irresistible, it’s probably OK as they would fit in the 20% of the 80/20 Rule – and they probably don’t affect anyone as we are just cutting loose or balancing out.
But when they are irresponsible…they are probably not OK and most likely put us in peril or the ones around us.
So guilty pleasures can be fine as long as they are occasionally irresistible:)
Your in “Choice” – Coach
No worries. There is no late bell, or deadline. When you are ready, you are ready…keeping it as a priority in taking YOUR life to the “Next Level” will be motivator enough.
Simply writing down a plan to meet a conceived deadline will produce empty results.
Keep thinking, dreaming and planning and you will roll it out when it’s time.
Yours in when it’s time – Coach
That the one thing or the many things that bug us, only do so when we are in a bad mood?
That’s because, we have allowed ourselves to be in a bad mood, and what we then see, or pick up on, is simply in alignment with our thoughts or emotion.
What we think about and how we think, actually becomes a magnet of what we see, as it is what we are focusing on. We are simply satisfying our reality of what is in our heads.
Thinking poorly begets things that justify our thinking, and in thinking positively, we see the positive around us.
So if things keep bugging us, we need to change our thinking and they will “go away”.
Yours in “The way it is” – Coach
But taking a Sunday Drive every day of the week will not get us too far.
Balance is great, don’t get me wrong, but doing things just to be doing things, without direction, most of the time will just not help us get where we want to go.
During the week, we may just want to “Drive our Bus to Success Town”.
We don’t have to even drive it hard…just in the direction of where we choose, so progress is made, even if it’s little by little.
– Dr. Vik, The Culture King
Yes your body contains it’s own camera but unlike the digital ones you can buy in the stores, what you see may not be what you “get”.
You see, our camera receives the image through the lens of our eyes yet is developed somewhere else…the brain.
Once the picture is in the brain, more specifically the amygdyla which is responsible for memory and emotion or more simply the past and your thoughts, it gets the coloring or lack thereof, which in turn develops our picture.
Positive perception about our past and positive thoughts create a positive picture… unfortunately the opposite results happen when our perceptions are negative.
So in reality, you can develop your pictures the way you want to…just by your thoughts.
– Dr. Vik, The Culture King
It was the title of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s first movie when he was the top in his game in bodybuilding.
He said that “staying hungry” was his recipe for success, for if he was full, he would be satisfied and not do more to excel.
Staying hungry is also the opposite of “the fat cat syndrome”, and we all know where that leads to.
– Dr. Vik, The Culture King