Focus Rule #1: Be ruthless about your own time. And obsessive about your own passions too.Read more here.
Focus Rule #2: Be PRESENT. ...many people say 'I can't be happy because I was hurt (as a child),' or because 'this person or that person did something to me,' or alternatively, 'I will be happy when I move to a new city,' or 'I will be happy when I get a new job.' Nope. Not true. This is just a bad tape playing in your head, destroying everything present and possible around you.
Focus Rule #3: Understand (embrace) that something has got to give.
Focus Rule #4: Create more time.
When you live your life with internal confidence, you stop letting other people or circumstance to define your priorities. You're not hating on anyone else. You are just doing you.
Focus Rule #4: Do you. Once you understand who you are, and once start the process of becoming 'reasonably comfortable in your own skin,' you immediately realize that other people are not able to destroy you, nor can they create a future for you. Only you can do that.
Focus Rule #5: Execute.
Train yourself to not get distracted with the drama that life will serve up everyday.
Focus + consistency = success.
Let's go.
This blog is looking for wisdom, to have and to share. It is also looking for other rare character traits like good humor, courage, and honor. It is not an easy road, because all of us fall short. But God is love, forgiveness and grace. Those who believe in Him and repent of their sins have the promise of His Holy Spirit to guide us and show us the Way.
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Showing posts with label focus. Show all posts
Sunday, September 13, 2015
Focus!
Here are some excerpts from a Linked in post by John Hope Bryant, founder of Operation HOPE. The post is entitled, FOCUS + Consistency = Success.
Monday, June 16, 2014
Focusing on what matters
Ann Voskamp writes today about staying in the pool. That was Olympic gold medalist swimmer Mark Phelps' secret: he stayed in the pool long after everyone else had left. Ann writes:
One needs God’s strength to exercise consistency.Read more here.
To consistently step back, breathe deep, focus — and know Life is dessert — too brief to hurry. Too delectable to be distracted through. You don’t wolf it down.
Life isn’t an emergency. Life isn’t 20 open screens and one flickering attention span. Life is a gift. Crazy grace.
Simplicity isn’t a matter of circumstances — it’s a matter of focus on what matters.
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