As we start on our success journey we need a destination.
Where would you like to go?
I would like you to dream a little today…
How about a waterfront out of a Thomas Kinkade painting?
How about a condo on Fiji?
What about breakfast in Brussels?
Buenos Dias… How about a taco on the beach in Mexico?
How about a relaxing horse back ride in Wyoming?
Why haven’t you taken that dream trip?
Money?
Time?
Need someone to travel with?
Why not plan to go there today?
Write down your destination… we’ll continue tomorrow…
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Good thoughts. I know I too often start moving without knowing where I’m going.
I’ve bookmarked your site, since it fits so well with where my blog is coming from. God bless, and may you continue to lead others to true success.
Thanks for the reply Jeff. Success is an interesting journey. It doesn’t always go where we expect it to. You have a great blog. Keep up the great work!
John
Very nice,
And like the prior comment, we all seem to point the same direction.
Best,
Allan
Thanks for the comments Allan, I really like the quote on your blog about the “paralysis of analysis.” This seems to be one of the greatest obstacles to success. As a recovering perfectionist I find myself analyzing things way too much.
Keep up the great job on your blog!
John
I would swear that’s not Paris but Brussels, otherwise a very interesting blog I will be reading regularly from now on.
My destination: The university in a nearby city that I started my (still-unfinished) education lo those many years ago…it’s a beautiful place, and I’d like to go back and tie up all the loose ends.
It’s very fortuitous that you started this now–I just started a blog to help realize this goal of mine.
Thanks for the reply, Huber. My mistake, that is indeed Brussels. And one heck of a breakfast destination.
John
Max, thanks for your input. You have a great blog and a written goal. What better way to achieve your goals than to blog about them. Keep up the great work!
John