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Believe In Your Dreams
By: Ed Hirsch
Email: ed@dreamstyles.com
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So. San Francisco, California
This Way to FREEDOM!
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Can you be trusted to complete what you say you will do?
In other words, be your word?
Have you ever made a promise and delivered on it ... or did
you put it off and not have closure?
One of Benjamin Franklin's 13 Governing Values was
*Resolution* ... simply *Resolve to perform what you ought;
perform without fail what you resolve.*
So that means make a decision and stick to it until it is
accomplished.
One of the most important things for you to focus on is your
faith ... Faith in what? ... God, your dreams coming true,
the healing for your health, your relationships, money
matters, etc.
*NOW faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the
conviction of things not seen.* --Hebrews 11:1
Allow your faith to have an impact on ALL whom you come in
contact with. It reflects in the way you live your life,
how you spend your time and how much you give of yourself.
We all get frustrated when things don't go exactly as
planned. Frustration isn't necessarily a bad thing. It's a
reminder that there's a goal you're reaching or a desire
that can't be immediately satisfied--and that's good.
Without the essential tension of frustration we'd have
little motivation to pursue our goals and desires. *A man's
reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for?* It
was frustration that led you to seek change in your life.
It was frustration that led you to read this article because
maybe you lost your focus of Believing in your dreams.
Two Corrective Actions which may help you:
1. Recognize that there are few things in life that you
*have* to do. There are many things that you may *choose*
to do. Use your daily and weekly to-do lists to prove to
yourself that you almost always have a choice and that you
are indeed prioritizing and making choices.
2. Remember that you're just one person. If any course will
result in frustration, remind yourself that you're pursuing
the best course possible *at this time.* Avoid berating
yourself for a decision that turned out less than perfectly.
Acknowledge that if you had chosen the other way you'd be
berating yourself for a different reason. A good motto to
remember is, *I did the best I could with what I had at the
time.*
I came to the conclusion that we fail our way to success.
*I am not judged by the number of times I fail but by the
number of times I succeed, and the number of times I succeed
is in direct proportion to the number of times I can
fail and keep on trying.* --Tom Hopkins
Make your dreams come true by changing Uncertainty into
Action.
Don't be afraid to make mistakes.
Challenge procrastination with decisive action. Remember
that it's not necessary to have all the evidence before you
commit yourself. Sometimes it takes a leap of faith.
Reassure yourself that you're willing to live with the
results--good, bad or indifferent. Then jump in. Remember
that *tomorrow is another day* doesn't cut it in today's
world. If you don't take action, someone else will.
Pay attention to feedback. Self-feedback is often the most
effective feedback. Make a note each time you find yourself
rationalizing failure by determining it's someone else's
fault. Acknowledge your own mistakes and put yourself back
on course by focusing on decisions you've made that *have*
produced successful results.
Take some *downtime* to reflect on your goals, dreams and
life aspirations. With a rested and relaxed mind, rise back
up to the Faith which will inevitably help carry you through
and effects everything else you do.
Have An Impact! Make your life count for something.
The quest to win back your time is a noble pursuit, but it's a fast-paced and frenzied existence you're enduring. With all that competes for your time and attention, how do you alter the pace of your career and life so you are in control of your time? How can you enjoy what your career and life have to offer, and once again have time to reflect, to ponder, to muse?
In this revised second edition of Managing Projects in Organizations, the author presents a readable, accessible presentation of project management principles. This edition encompasses product, engineering, and service-based organizations and has been updated to cover developments in software, outsourcing, quality, and related issues.
"After having her second child, Topolnicki, a former writer and editor for Money magazine, wanted to build a freelance writing career and spend more time with her children, though her financial savvy led her to wonder whether having only one full-time salary would dramatically alter her family's lifestyle. After taking a long, hard look at her expenses, savings and child-care bills, she quickly realized that making her own work hours and eliminating a lengthy commute would not mean that she'd have to penny-pinch.
Believe In Your Dreams
