Oct 26, 2016
Whenever you do something why are you doing it?
Are you doing it because that something is pulling you towards it,
is it the opposite, are you forcing yourself to do something and
pushing yourself towards it.
There's a big difference there. And depending on the answer
to that question, it mean the difference between doing big things
and setting out to do big things, but never really getting
anywhere.
To further explain this concept I turn to the brilliant personal
development specialist Anthony Robbins...
“I think you have to have something larger than yourself that you
are after because [otherwise] you will let your fear dominate you.
But if you have something—your children, your mom, your dad, a
friend, a mission—something you want to do that really pulls you
[the fear disappears]. Because push never lasts. ‘Push’ motivation
is I’m going to make myself do that. You can do that for a while,
but you are eventually going to [regress]. When you are pulled
toward something larger than yourself, you’ll make the sacrifices;
you’ll do what’s necessary because it’s not just about you. I
really believe life supports what supports more of life.”
This is what we are focusing on today. It's a loose
conversation based around this idea of push and pull. And
finding something that meakes it easy to choose to be great.
Something that you feel compelled to do, and you feel off when you
aren't doing it.
When you hear about someone like Curtis putting in a ton of hours
working in the farm, and you think, why does he work so much, you
are missing the point, because maybe that thing that you think is
work isn't work after all...
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