What do you value? A lot of common answers would be health, family, wealth, faith etc. But are your values and beliefs congruent with your behavior. Let’s say you highly value your health. Although your belief system supports good health you may find yourself inactive, overweight or your diet contains poor nutrition. In this example your values and your behavior are in disconnect. This causes stress in your life and can lead to poor health, unhappiness and even depression.
Let’s say you value wealth, financial freedom and living debt free. However you find yourself deep in debt, trading time for money and focused on your week-to-week budget. Again – here you find disconnect and the end result is stress.
Life is too short to live in a constant state of stress. Studies prove that stress will in fact make your life shorter. The change starts with YOUR desire, YOUR state of mind and YOUR action. In short -- it starts with -- YOU!! There are entire books on this subject and for good reason. People tend to focus on external reasons for the causes of their stress. Until you start with yourself, you will not change and your stress levels will remain constant or likely rise.
Examine your values. Ask yourself if your behavior is consistent with what you value. Then take the necessary steps to get yourself in harmony. The same old pattern of trading time for money is not going to get you out of debt. Watching TV after work with a bag of chips is not going to slim your waistline.
There is a consistent theme in my writings. Formulate a plan and take action. Waiting around to cash your lottery ticket is not getting you to where you want to go.
If you are serious about the financial freedom area of your values then get yourself to a place where you can attain the results with the system available to you here.
We are a team of serious entrepreneurs that are very real and very committed to our own success and that of our team. If you are serious then put your values into action!! Apply and Commit!!
To Your Massive Success!!
Derek Bayer
Saturday, July 18, 2009
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