Driving back from dropping a couple of friends of at Heraklion airport this evening Jane and myself were listening to a recording that Ray Higdon made of a recent private webinar.
It was a good use of our time and I knew it would benefit me and at the same time provide valuable content I could pass on to readers of my blog. About halfway through the recording I had the biggest jolt ever and it wasn’t from Ray it was from Jane who was also listening to this. Watch the video to see what it was.
So don’t forget to practise what you know you should be doing and keep positive even, no especially, when everyone is doom and gloom around you.
Till tomorrow,
Dave
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I believe that acting as who you are is better than acting as who you wanted to be. Thanks for the video. I’m sharing it.
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It is very easy to be influenced by the mood of the people in your surroundings. The right thing to do is to keep on doing our job.
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Dave, as I had a bit of an epiphany the other day from my wife, so have you!
This is great. If you aren’t learning something new every day, then you are not growing! Grow and learn every day and you will reach the stars!
Alan
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Too true Alan, a year from now we won’t recognize ourselves!
Dave
What a great AH-HA moment! So great Dave…Not only for you but for all of us with whom you shared it. So simple sometimes how we miss things like that! Right on!
Cheers,
Amy
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A classic example of thinking we are doing something and not really doing it Amy, a lifetime of bad habits just take a little more time to break!
Dave
think that is the best article thet i have read
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