Finding Joy

Everything you do is for the purpose of the joy that it is giving you. 

And so, when you don't see something through, it means that it stopped producing the joy that you were hoping to receive. 

Of course, it is always better if you have anticipated something and you've stayed lined up with it. 

If you're lined up with it, then it's joy when you're thinking about it even before you start, and it's joyful as you start, and it's intoxicating as you're going, and it's fulfilling as you do it, and it's satisfying as you finish it and you're in alignment the whole way on that


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Prioritising

You have to decide what your highest priorities are and have the courage—pleasantly, smilingly, non-apologetically, to say “no” to other things.  And the way you do that is by having a bigger “yes” burning inside.  The enemy of the “best” is often the “good!

Start and Finish

It's Monday.
Start of a new week.
When you start something, you better be damn sure you finish the task.



You are meant to succeed, and failure should feel bad to you. 

Life is supposed to go well for you—and when it does not— there is something wrong. 

But what is wrong is not something that is outside of you over which you have no control. 

What is wrong is within you, and you DO have control. 

And taking control is not difficult to do once you understand the basis of who-you-are