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Power Of A Dream
Power of a Dream
Word Count:
490
Summary:
As an overall population, over 95% of adults have no mastermind team but they have group
of so-called friends, who will tell every reason why they should never try to win and to just accept
their life.
Keywords:
Why, Truth, Dreams
Article Body:
I recently spoke to a Youth Leadership Group, and I was deeply inspired listening to the
dreams that the teenagers had for the future. While I was presenting, I felt the group of
teenagers begin to realize that it is ok to dream and be proud of what you have done in
your life and where you want to go in life.
As adults, we need to realize that the power of a dream will enable you to achieve whatever
your ultimate "WHY" in life is. By the age 25, most people lose all of their dreams and fall
into a rut. From the age 25-65, people generally go back and forth to work and say to
themselves," I wish...if only I could have...if only I knew then what I know now," and
numerous other lamentations as to why they do not feel fulfilled in life. The key in life to
feeling fulfilled is to simply listen to your inner spirit and make your daily work in life something
that you love to do and will help you achieve your DREAMS!
The key word in that sentence is DREAMS! Too many people when asked, "Where do you see
yourself 2-5 years from now" give the answer, "Just let me make it to this weekend." The underlying
reason that they dont know where they are going to be is because they have no dreams. This
can be extremely frightening! Each of the teenagers that I spoke to this week has dreams for their life
and where they see themselves in the future. As a professional speaker and business coach, my ultimate
outcome is to empower people to find their WHY in life -- to catapult them to attain their dreams in life.
I also spoke to the group about how important it is to be around a mastermind team, which will push
you on and let you know it is awesome you have a dream.
As an overall population, over 95% of adults have no mastermind team but they have group
of so-called friends, who will tell every reason why they should never try to win and to just accept
their life. You need to stop right now and take a personal inventory of your life and ask yourself three
life-changing questions:
1) WHAT is my WHY in LIFE!!! (Why I am getting up each and every day?)
2) WHO is my Mastermind Team?
3) WHERE do I see myself 2-5 years from now?
When you answer these questions you need to be honest with yourself and tell yourself the
truth because the truth shall set you FREE! The key to living a fulfilled life is waking up
each day with a driving desire to achieve your "WHY. The key to winning in life is to be
part of a winning team and realize life decisions are challenging but very beneficial. Bring
your Dreams back to life!
Find your WHY & FLY!
John Di Lemme
www.FindYourWhy.com
BONUS : Title:
Practicing Discipline In Life
Word Count:
647
Summary:
Ive been thinking a lot about what I believe to be the central challenge facing our clients right now, along with the rest of our society. Its not an original concept by any means, but more and more I come to believe that it is the key to unlocking every success principle in existence...
Keywords:
goal setting, success
Article Body:
Ive been thinking a lot about what I believe to be the central challenge facing our society today. Its not an original concept by any means, but more and more I come to believe that it is the key to unlocking every success principle in existence.
Discipline.
Discipline may seem like an odd thing to emphasize- but I see the results of real discipline every day. I also see the results of the lack of discipline every day. Heres what I mean:
Think about anyone who you would consider to have made it. You know the person- the woman who is the number one producer in your office and also has a family that loves her and is very close. Maybe you think of the guy who consistently outperforms everyone else and still has time to take numerous vacations AND train for a marathon. Perhaps you are envisioning the manager who genuinely loves developing the team and does a great job of it. Maybe you are considering your own track record right now. Whomever the example, picture clearly why they popped into your mind as an example of success. Now, if you watched that person very carefully, I guarantee you that you will see that nearly everything they do is purposeful, focused and disciplined. They are disciplined about setting goals and achieving them. They are disciplined about maintaining a great attitude, and theyre likely very disciplined about how they use their time. Youll notice that when its time to work, that individual WORKS- so that when its time to play they can do so freely and without baggage.
On the other hand, consider the individual who perpetually seems to get the short end of the stick. You may know someone who is extremely intelligent, or is very positive and upbeat, or perhaps has a great sense of humor and everyone loves them. Everyone either knows somebody or is somebody who seems like they should be extremely successful in Life, but for some reason they just keep struggling and scraping by. If you watch that person very carefully, the underlying cause is almost always a lack of discipline- about Goals, about their Attitude, about how they use their Time, or about how they communicate- or maybe all of the above. Either way, I notice more and more that the most frequently occurring theme in the lives of truly successful men and women is the theme of discipline. As Albert Gray says in The Common Denominator of Success, they have formed the habit of doing what unsuccessful people dont like to do. They are motivated by pleasing results rather than just pleasing activities. In other words, they are disciplined.
So then what I got thinking about was the question: What is discipline?
Well, I had heard once before that the word discipline has the same root as the word disciple. As in a follower. Now I didnt want to get all super-religious or cultish on anyone, so I started thinking about what it actually means to be a disciple. I couldnt really put my finger on it until recently when the answer was physically handed to me in church. The sermon was called Majoring in the Minors and the notes at the bottom read as follows:
a disciple is one who stays focused on what really matters, and is careful about letting other less important issues or concerns get in the way.
Says it all, really. Again, Im not trying to create some Cult of Personality here. I just encourage you as you begin this day, this week, this month, Your Life- stay focused on what really matters to you- at Work and in Life. Be careful about letting less important issues or concerns get in the way. I urge you be a disciple of your own success.
Practicing Discipline In Life
Word Count:
647
Summary:
Ive been thinking a lot about what I believe to be the central challenge facing our clients right now, along with the rest of our society. Its not an original concept by any means, but more and more I come to believe that it is the key to unlocking every success principle in existence...
Keywords:
goal setting, success
Article Body:
Ive been thinking a lot about what I believe to be the central challenge facing our society today. Its not an original concept by any means, but more and more I come to believe that it is the key to unlocking every success principle in existence.
Discipline.
Discipline may seem like an odd thing to emphasize- but I see the results of real discipline every day. I also see the results of the lack of discipline every day. Heres what I mean:
Think about anyone who you would consider to have made it. You know the person- the woman who is the number one producer in your office and also has a family that loves her and is very close. Maybe you think of the guy who consistently outperforms everyone else and still has time to take numerous vacations AND train for a marathon. Perhaps you are envisioning the manager who genuinely loves developing the team and does a great job of it. Maybe you are considering your own track record right now. Whomever the example, picture clearly why they popped into your mind as an example of success. Now, if you watched that person very carefully, I guarantee you that you will see that nearly everything they do is purposeful, focused and disciplined. They are disciplined about setting goals and achieving them. They are disciplined about maintaining a great attitude, and theyre likely very disciplined about how they use their time. Youll notice that when its time to work, that individual WORKS- so that when its time to play they can do so freely and without baggage.
On the other hand, consider the individual who perpetually seems to get the short end of the stick. You may know someone who is extremely intelligent, or is very positive and upbeat, or perhaps has a great sense of humor and everyone loves them. Everyone either knows somebody or is somebody who seems like they should be extremely successful in Life, but for some reason they just keep struggling and scraping by. If you watch that person very carefully, the underlying cause is almost always a lack of discipline- about Goals, about their Attitude, about how they use their Time, or about how they communicate- or maybe all of the above. Either way, I notice more and more that the most frequently occurring theme in the lives of truly successful men and women is the theme of discipline. As Albert Gray says in The Common Denominator of Success, they have formed the habit of doing what unsuccessful people dont like to do. They are motivated by pleasing results rather than just pleasing activities. In other words, they are disciplined.
So then what I got thinking about was the question: What is discipline?
Well, I had heard once before that the word discipline has the same root as the word disciple. As in a follower. Now I didnt want to get all super-religious or cultish on anyone, so I started thinking about what it actually means to be a disciple. I couldnt really put my finger on it until recently when the answer was physically handed to me in church. The sermon was called Majoring in the Minors and the notes at the bottom read as follows:
a disciple is one who stays focused on what really matters, and is careful about letting other less important issues or concerns get in the way.
Says it all, really. Again, Im not trying to create some Cult of Personality here. I just encourage you as you begin this day, this week, this month, Your Life- stay focused on what really matters to you- at Work and in Life. Be careful about letting less important issues or concerns get in the way. I urge you be a disciple of your own success.
