#5 07/07/2024
The Decision To Write: When you Write it Down It's Easier to Plan.
"To raise the dollar value in the hour, you have to raise your value in the hour."
This post will focus on principles I’ve developed and learned over time. These principles were not always clear to me, but I’ll be sharing them in weekly posts. My own epiphany came during a moment of personal defeat—a time when I realized I had spent too long masking my rights with my wrongs. Some of these insights trace back to my early career, particularly after returning home from the military. It was then that I began to truly understand how persistence can lead to success.
Principle 1: Start Where You Are
Read more about the first principle here: Start Where You Are!
Principle 2: The Power of Persistence
Another key principle came after what I thought was the ultimate defeat. I was let go from a company after 16 years of loyal service, followed by the collapse of a strong marriage—all within six months. I was broken, jobless, and lost. But as one author once said, we often don’t "arrive" until we face these painful challenges. It was in the face of these defeats that I realized I needed to make a drastic change. The lesson here: "
"When your direction changes, change direction."
Read more about this journey here in: Starting Over
Conclusion: Life Principles for Success
This publication is intended to help you move forward in life by following a set of principles designed to guide you through obstacles—whether you’re starting from scratch or beginning again after a setback. These principles have been learned through trial and error, as well as passed down as invaluable wisdom.
The principles I’ll share with you are organized in a way that will “jump” out at you, offering clarity and a solid structure for defining your life. You don’t have to have all the answers to succeed, but by applying these principles, you’ll be better prepared for the journey ahead.
Remember, these principles were only revealed to me after I was pushed out of my comfort zone. Life’s obstacles often serve as the catalyst for personal growth. As I mentioned earlier, when you feel like you’re at the bottom of the ladder, don’t forget: a ladder has many small steps, not large gaps. It’s the small, consistent efforts that eventually lead to success.
From the author:
To whomever you are, I write that this publication will encourage you to subscribe and receive updates as we dive into the thirteen successful principles to move life from a roller coaster to less than a ripple. And remember, doing so will be worth your wage.
I look forward to reading your comments below.
Todd
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