Success in Six Minutes a Day

For all of us, success is defined as something different.

It may be your success in running a business.
It may be in running a happy, and well adjusted family.
It may be in your ability to volunteer for a good cause, meaningful to you.

For us all, success is something different.

However, I think the statement below summarises it well:

"A good plan is like a road map: it shows the final destination and usually the best way to get there."

H. Stanley Judd
Author

Success is definitely a determined series of actions, or steps, that will lead you to your desired destination. However, it is important to remember that you also need to enjoy the ride, as otherwise, you are more likely to do what others have done, and that is give up.

I am not suggesting you need to be a martyr, but you need to0 be determined.

As Napoleon Hill said, in his book, Think and Grow Rich, it is essential to start with a desire, that is so hot, it burns inside you, and motivates you daily.

However, as Zig Ziglar said, motivation is like bathing- we need to do it daily, to remain motivated, as we need to wash daily.

I know this is all theory at this stage, and that is why I wish to show you the importance of moving forward in small steps, and building on that.

Let me ask you,:

Have you ever wondered when you were either driving or flying, something like, "Are we rthere yet?" probably often asked when you were a child.

I know the answer already,as you do.

I try to illustarte this best by saying you need to work with the journey, enjoy the view, keep motivated, and so on.

I have found the best way is through a regular daily dose of motivation, as well as application.

I call this my Dose of Success Planning and Motivation for Six Minutes.

My Success Implementation Plan

We, as all humans, develop ourselves over our entire life times, and become the fully developed beings we are capable of over time.

However, we are also able to decide for ourselves the specific direction we can take, and control it, to a point, rather than just drift aimlessly.

This is where I am heading on this page, for you, the reader. I am in my late 30's as I write this page, and have certainly experienced much over the years, but am at a point in my life, where I have experienced massive change, and this has caused me to look deeply at my deepest desires. My goals, wants, and hopes for the future.

I know this sounds heavy, but we all need to take stock of our lives and decide the path we are going to head on.

What are your career goals?]

What are your family goals?

What are your personal desires?

What do you wake up, wanting to do in this life?

It is an important question, and one I wish you to spend some time thinking about.

I have found that taking a quiet evening, alone, with a hot beverage, a notepad, and pen is a great way to start.
Just start writing.

Write whatever comes to mind, no matter how 'out of reach' it may seem now.

We must be honest with ourselves, in terms of writing our deepest desires.

The only time we are likely to succeed is when we are being honest and true to ourselves.

It does not matter how you will get there.

Just write it down.

What does this have to do with success in six minutes a day?

I have been using the porogram devised by Bob Proctor- Six Minutes Success, and have not looked back.

Bob, himself, is very personable, experienced, and able to help you see things in a clear way.

That isoften half the battle.

I have found that the videos from him, every week day, provide insopiration, incredible points for reflection, as well as the ability to make notes, and answer questions presented. \

This is all done online and allows you to steadily progress, from a start, to a laying a foundation, where you are able to think for yourself, on your wants, your desires, your goals, and more.

You are encouraged to write much of this down, online, that then becomes a journal you can refer to.

I look forward to my six minute daily routine, and as it is only around six minutes, we can all squeeze that time frame into our week days.

In addition, if for some reason, you miss a day, you can go back, and 'do it' later.

I really highly encourage you to look at the Six MInutes a Day Program.

I am certainly glad I did.