Here’s something super super important – we only make excuses when we’re not firmed up on our PURPOSE. When we have a specific purpose about our business, our health, our finances, our relationships, etc… then we’ll DO the stuff that’s necessary.

People don’t do the stuff they know they should and they make excuses, because, their purpose is all wonky and bent and so there’s this inner tussle between what they think they want, and what they really want.

It’s all simply down to a weak or strong, purpose.

And the strength or fragility of our own purpose? Well, that’s merely our own creation

Raja

(David, drop by my website, grab the email and drop me a note. I don’t have your email and can’t seem to see one on your website)

Thanks for stopping by.

Great to meet you too, we will speak more next time

We spoke about this hey, people should stop making excuses and just do this stuff, get writing, filming, interviewing ect etc Just do it!!

All the best!!
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Yes, it’s an interesting snapshot A. Robbins gave about things.

And of course, one doesn’t need the belief part, whatsoever.

Suppose, we didn’t have to do the inner mantra to get us to BELIEVE what it is we do, say or want, and… we just DID IT without needing to have a belief about it?

What I’ve found is that too many people get hung up about this need to BELIEVE, that it stops them cold from venturing forth, from rising up, from getting what they want.

That used to stop me stone cold.

We don’t need to believe anything. We just DO THE THING and we’ll have the power… right?

One doesn’t need to believe that they’re a writer – all they have to do is write and they’re a writer.

Same reasoning applies to anything.

“Look ma, no belief needed!”

(P.S Good meeting you at Nick’s event last weekend)

Karen

Thanks for your comment.
David
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