Mistakes and failures are a part of life. Albert Einstein said, “The man who never made a mistake never made anything.”
Do you let fear of failing hold you back? Have you ever made a mistake and just weren’t able to move past it? Mistakes are proof that you are trying, and trying and failing is much better than never trying in the first place.
It’s true you can change your life by changing how you think. It doesn’t happen overnight, but if you change the quality of your thoughts, you will eventually change the quality of your life.
Too many people think their circumstances need to change for their life to change. The truth is, your circumstances are a byproduct of your thinking and your decisions.
Having a game plan is crucial to success. No winning team would ever head into battle without being prepared with a plan of attack.
A game plan puts you on the offense, rather than being defensive and reactionary. Victory usually comes to the team that is aggressive and takes initiative. A game plan allows a team to be organized in their plan.
What would you say if I told you I’m going to give you $86,400? No strings attached. A gift to you to do with as you wish?
That’d be a pretty sweet gift wouldn’t it? What would you do with all that money?
But wait!
Champions are made in the off-season. Whether it’s the NBA, March Madness, the NFL or any other sport — it’s the off-season where the champi0nship run begins.
Winning the championship game in season, is simply the result of all the hard work and sacrifice that the team put in long before game day ever came…long before the season ever started.
You see, champions are willing to put in work, knowing the result of that work will not always have an immediate payoff.
Execution is everything!
Goals are great….dreams are great…..intentions are great. But what really matters is: “Are you are executing?” Are you doing what you want, how you want, to get the results you want?
Too many times in life we are affected by pressure. It may be external pressure, such as pressure from a boss, a client, or a deadline. Or it may be internal pressure that we put on ourselves.
It’s half time! Tomorrow, July 1 marks the half way point of 2017. How are you doing this year? Are you reaching the goals you set back in January? Do you even remember what those goals were? Maybe you’re like a lot of people who started out focused on your goals, but you’ve got so far behind you have forgotten about, and even given up on your goals.
It’s time for a comeback!
In super bowl 51 earlier this year, the Patriots were down 21-3 at halftime against the Atlanta Falcons.
We all find ourselves from time to time in difficult situations that we have no control over. We have a boss or coworker that makes life miserable…or we have a family member that is doing their own thing and hurting you and others…or perhaps you’re in a transition period waiting for the “next thing”.
Life is always presenting us with challenges in everything from finances to relationships to our health.
What do you do when there is nothing you can do?
Everyone loves to win! Whether it’s your favorite sports team, your business, your family, your church, or any other part of life, everyone wants to experience that feeling of success. There’s no question about it, winning is fun, and it makes you feel good, but there are times when losing can actually do you greater good in the long run than a win can. “How’s that?,”…keep reading…
As a coach I would never think of going into an athletic contest without a game plan. A game plan is essential if I want to put my team in the best possible position to win.
A game plan gives a course of action to take, and is the basis for the coach to make decisions. A good coach would never think of just showing up for a game unprepared, without a plan.
Just as a coach has a game plan to help his team win, you need to have a game plan to win big in 2017.
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