Keep Moving Forward

By M-Power

Recently I was hiking with a group of boy scouts up a rather steep trail in the mountains near my home. After a few miles, some of the boys were really feeling the strain of the hike, and would occasionally stop on the trail. They would sometimes look forward with a hint of discouragement in their eyes because it seemed as if we would never reach the destination. The only way to get there is to keep putting one foot in front of the other. Keep moving forward! Constant effort and frequent mistakes are the stepping stones to genius. – Elbert Hubbard P.S.  I’m excited to let you know of the launch of a fantastic new network called WIN – The Women’s Information Network.  I’ve become a show host for the network, and we’re launching next Saturday in Salt Lake City – Go to http://www.thewinonline.com/ for more and to register for…

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Start Here

By M-Power

An acorn does not become a great oak by scurrying around frantically searching for leaf molecules and bark molecules to build the tree.  It simply exists right where it is and uses the resources immediately available to it.  The resources you need to solve absolutely everything you currently face are right there around you.  Start with what you know to do and then the next steps will become evident. www.revistasambo.com/need-money-quick   True greatness is starting where you are, using what you have, doing what you can. understood – Arthur Ashe

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What Pain?

By M-Power

Today’s quote was found on the back of a shirt of a young man with whom I was playing basketball this morning.  I’m understanding more and more that life involves pain, and that is NOT a bad thing.  Pain is an important indicator.  Learn to read and interpret it correctly and it will keep you safe and moving forward.  Avoid it and it will keep you stuck – and will still show up in another form. I prefer the pain of hard work to the pain of regret. – Hunter’s Shirt – author unknown.  

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Playing The Game

By M-Power

As I was enjoying game four of the Eastern Conference NBA Finals last night with my sons, I realized that a game without real challenges is not very interesting.  Life is a game.  The object of this game is to learn things, gain experience, and have joy.  As you are playing this game, there will be turns when you draw a card that reads “Bankrupt,” or “Go Back Three Steps,” or “You Lose a Loved One.”  Other cards will say “Payday,” or “Fall in Love,” or “Advance Token to Disneyland.”  Whatever card you have drawn this turn, the objective remains the same – learn something, gain experience, and have joy.  Win this turn, regardless of the card that is drawn! It is in this whole process of meeting and solving problems that life has its meaning.  Problems are the cutting edge that distinguishes between success and failure.  Problems call forth…

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