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A simple thought for the
day......
In one of James Allen's lesser
known books, "Byways of Blessedness", he
devotes the entire first chapter to
beginnings. He writes, "Most beginnings
are small, and appear trivial and
insignificant, but in reality they are
the most important things in life."
Without a beginning you could have the greatest
idea and the greatest plan in the world and you
would still fail. Whereas a modest idea
and an incomplete plan often produces success
when accompanied by even an
"insignificant" beginning.
"Beginning" is just another way to describe the
most powerful six-letter word in the vocabulary
of achievers: A-C-T-I-O-N.
Hugely successful people, the kind who go from
mediocre to millions almost overnight, know
that the major key to their success was taking
MASSIVE ACTION. When Jeff Bezos decided
to start Amazon.com, he left his job on the
East Coast and headed to Washington State. He
had his wife drive him and their belongings
across the country so that he could stay on the
phone constantly; convincing potential
investors and vendors why Amazon would be a
success.
Even the smallest of actions, the ones James
Allen called trivial and insignificant, can
lead to great success. Sir Isaac Newton's
principle that a "body at rest tends to remain
at rest and a body in motion tends to remain in
motion," definitely applies to the action
principle. Once you've taken the first step
(even a baby step), the next steps seem easier
to take.
Have a positive business
building day
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