Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Building A Legacy!

The desire to build a legacy for me has been side tracked several times. Why? Let me explain.
When someones words turn sour, it it their words or your ears? Many times in life I have entered into a business or relationship with blinders on. After a while what seemed to be so wonderful changed, did it change or did I change. I think many of us have experienced this one or more times.

I believe there is always a plus factor in life. As our awareness grows hopefully me make better choices. For myself I came to realize that when something does not feel right or resonate well with me no matter how wonderful others are doing I have to draw the line and let go.

For the past 18 months or so, I thought I was building a legacy. In a way I was. I was rich in experience, rich in failure (lessons). Developed friendships, helped others that were not in my team. I heard story's about people with circumstances worse than mine and how these people went straight to the top of the company ranks. Wow! What was wrong with me? What was wrong with me was something did not feel right or resonate well with me and that was holding me back.

So I looked around and found something that did resonate well with me, my ethics and my desire to influence others with integrity. Now I am sure many of you are thinking, what company was he with, what he he doing now. I am not going to tell you. That is not my intention in writing this. My intention is to have you take a good look at what you want, what you like. Go within and ask yourself if what you are presently doing is an honest and ethical means to build your legacy. Is it fun, is it frustrating, are you succeeding, are you attracting others. Do you see anyone being able to do this? What does the team your working with offer? Do their teams make time for questions and answers?

Ask yourself, what causes or prevents me from sharing this with others? Do I have the skills to help others duplicate? Am I on fire with this opportunity? Can I see myself earning $100,000 or more a year with this? Can I see myself putting in 5 years of effort and having a legacy that will provide for me and my loved ones.

I ask you.

Did this blog get me thinking? Was this helpful? Am I committed to building a legacy?

Have a sensational life! Your the one who creates It!

Dr. Mike

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