Why Try To Get Out Of Your Box, When You Can Use What's In It?
The world doesn’t specifically award people for doing this or doing that. In fact, the world is pretty rewarding to those who simply do.
You don’t need to know what to do, you just need to do.
Stay Positive & Something Is Better Than Nothing (The Whole World Is Watching)
Garth E. Beyer
“Not for too long”
I’m going to use a personal example, only because I know you can relate. All my life, I was told not to push it. To not do something for too long. To not over-do it. My parents knew I would burn out. If I was on the computer too long, I would get a migraine. If I lifted really heavy weights, I would pull a muscle. If I worked 10 or 11 hour days in construction, I would get muscle strain in my back. If I tried to memorize everything the night before a test, my brain would be kaput in the morning. I burned out, I crashed, essentially I failed.
Sound familiar?
You get pushed down. You get hit. You fall repetitively. You fail over and over. Yet, somehow, you never fail to get up. It’s something engrained into your character, your heart and your minds desire to constantly adapt and improve. Setback is only temporary. It may last a day, a week, a year, but it will always subside and something will replace it: Success
Down and Out
When you burn out from doing something. You’re being gets that much better at doing it. How about the time you got sick because you stayed up too late for a few nights. Yet, the next month you were up late four days in a row and turned out fine. Or what about the time you got a headache from writing at your computer for 6 hours straight. Yet, after getting 3 more headaches, your average writing time at your computer became the same as a full-time job – with ease. You will noticeably experience this at least a few times each month that you are able to perform harder, put forth more effort, dedicate more time to the things that you constantly burn out doing. In fact, this is actually the source of constant adaptation.
Stay Positive & Failure Is Friendly To Those Who Don’t Fight It
Garth E. Beyer
What I learned about people that make time to read and learn everything about how to be successful in their life and their specific life interest (Marketing, Sales, Writing, Blogging, Spartan Racing, etc.), is that they very quickly have no time to study and practice because they suddenly start living the successful life.
It’s only a short (very short) matter of time after you begin applying what you learn that you become a success and begin doing what you love rather than reading about it. Don’t let the extent of information and lessons there are in your area of interest that you think you need to learn prevent you from starting. You won’t get through all the books. You won’t listen to all the success CD’s. You won’t attend all the seminars. All you need to do is access 1/10 of all the information on your muse in order for you to be happy and successfully living it.
Stay Positive & Fill, Apply, And Begin Living Your Passion Before You Realize It
Garth E. Beyer
My life is the outcome of all the cigarettes never smoked, all the opportunities never passed by, all the people who never said “Hi” back and all the goals I never threw away.
I had to excogitate my life to get to where I am and to get where I want to go.
I had to mitigate the impact of failure, criticism and my own ignorance.
Now it’s time to publicize my life through words to the point that the power is heard.
The attainment of your wishes can only be made by lionizing each moment. – Alate your membrane – Elevate your views above the clouds, above the stars and above your dreams.
Your life is the outcome of your mistakes made seen, of all your successes declared — Of the infinite possibilities being prehensible, grappled with and shared.
Ignore those who are impaired, who use their criminal knavery to bring you down — Of those whose jaundiced ambiance captures all that they surround.
You. You decide, direct, choose, make, give, determine, create, craft, and ordain every moment of your life. Every memorable second is related mutually to your strife.
If you capitalize the power of experience, personal illustrations and positive influence you manifest a life of compound interest.
If you philosophize the art of planning, the process of preparation and dexterity of failure you make future success prominent.
If you activate the progress meters, the social interaction receptors, the over achieving levers you will discover a metamorphosis of the stairs turning into an elevator.
Only you can work these words, these literary pieces of life, to discover what success truly means. However,what I can tell you is the definition of failure – doing less than you can.
Stay Positive & Maybe Success Is Doing More Than You Can
Garth E. Beyer
