Taking Your Own Advice

Hi,
Nice to be with you again. I have been thinking about what makes us work on our goals. There are so many things we could be doing right now other than that. Most people are dealing with their immediate need - it may be to eat, watch tv, read the paper, go to the store, call a friend. They don' t really have much to do with our goals. We get caught up in the day to day activities.

That's the problem, we don't take charge of our lives to create our amazing future. Why is that? Because most of us don't realize that we have the ability to achieve greatness.

I'm sure you know how easy it is to give advice to someone. You see this every day. All that conversation about "other people" and "what they should do" If these people were so smart, maybe they should take their own advice.

Take your own advice! That's right! You're smart enough to know what to do, but that doesn't mean "ME", right? Yes it does. Here's what I want you do do this week:

Take a look at yourself in an objective way. Refer to yourself as "a person who is loved" and give the advice to THAT person. (it is NOT you) Write it down. Be specific. Write as if the world depended on this person and how great this person would be if they took your advice. Write down the goals that they need to achieve in the following:

30 Days
90 Days
6 Months
1 Year
5 Years

Remember: You are writing about someone else, "a person who is loved". You have the knowledge and understanding what you think is best for them. Write as if this could your twin brother or sister. It is NOT you.

Once you have done this, Mail it to yourself (not email - letter mail). This will put the process out of your mind for a day or two. Check your mail in a few days and read that letter. You are now receiving great advice from someone who loves you more than anyone else.

Take that advice. And DO IT!


Write me and tell me what happens. This process has been known to create AMAZING results.You will achieve the same results!

Make today YOUR day! and tomorrow YOUR world.
David Pyke - Your Goal Keeper