Today is Fun Friday change your habits change your results... I took control of my life. our personal development journey is an adventure that includes great moments of joy and not great moments of disappointments. It is when we are confronted with a challenge that we learn how we've done our internal development work.
If we've done well with our personal development work we will handle a life or business challenge with confidence in our ability to ask questions, find solution, make a decision, and take action.
On the other hand, if we’ve simply skimmed the surface by reading numerous books and relying on social media memes to keep our outlook on life a bit more positive, we will not be able to handle the challenges of an ever-changing world. Our life and our business will always be a series of great ups and great downs.
To achieve a balance between internal and external lives we must commit to taking daily action to change the habits that are holding us back and causing the imbalance. This is when long-term, transformative change occurs. This is when we stop reading about success principles and begin living them. We reach an understanding that the results we want in life and business are contingent on the daily maintenance of our spiritual, emotional, mental, and physical health. That daily maintenance relies on our habits.
When our habits are in line with the success principles we want to live by, we experience peace of mind because we know the decisions we make are the correct decisions.
What You Do Every Day Matters
What will set you apart and ensure that you achieve your goals and are successful in life and business are the habits you do every day.
Successful people have positive, powerful habits. These are things they don’t even have to think about because they happen on autopilot.
Because habits are done on autopilot they can be difficult to recognize as being helpful or harmful to you.
When you can identify the habits that are stopping you from practicing the success principles in your daily life, you can change them.
Make a decision, right now, to pay attention to your everyday habits. List them on a piece of paper. It could look something like this:
Morning Habits
Afternoon Habits
Evening Habits
