‘Turn on your TAP’
Quote of the day
‘To let the spirit of
success flow methodically through the channels of your day you need to release the
energy latent from within you by ‘literally speaking’ turning on your TAP. When
your literal TAP is opened it pours
out your Thoughts, Activating your Predetermined Plans.’
Dear Friends it is indeed a tall
hurdle to cross when you start a new day especially a new working week. Many of
us stumble, trip and fall flat on our faces but the wise one always gets up and
starts all over again. The wise one knows of adversaries that wait for them like
wolves waiting for their prey in the forest of uncertainty. Wit, grit, fit and
commit are words that constantly with stay with the wise and prudent individual.
Wit is about being smart and sharp, two qualities that are constantly been
developed from previous working week’s mishaps. Grit is about bravery and
fortitude that one has when encountering new adversaries every new working week.
Fit is about keeping healthy both physically and mentally. A robust individual
is always able to be just and to adjust when the need arises. A committed
individual always is devoted to their weekly agenda, they wrote it now they
must devote to it. All of these constitute your thought processes. A well constituted
person aims for success on a daily basis. They are constantly thinking. They
think about past failures and past successes. They intertwine the two together
and create a plan for tomorrow. This is called activation. Activation is about
stimulation, triggering the individual to take thought processes and execute
them to a plan of action. This is where the burst happens, you are been
exercised to be energised rather than mesmerised. Energy is what you need to
run a weekly lap of work, work and work with accomplished and fulfilment. Mesmerisation
hypnotises you to a week of procrastination, trouble and setbacks. You know the
feeling and you are aware of the differences. Get it right and you are rewarded
for a riveting 48 hours of personal relaxation. Yesterday was a typical example
of how wonderful life can become.
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