There are times when I forget for a moment why I do what I do. Yesterday was a perfect example. After I wrote last night's blog, I took out my "Why" card and read it. Today, I was back on track, making phone calls and setting up appointments. In fact, I got a customer today at a supermarket! I truly believe that when we stay committed and re-commit when we fall short, good things will happen to us. What also solidifies our reasons for staying on track are those we commit to that are also committed to us.
I got a call from Nick, one of my friends in New York I work with. His enthusiasm could be felt over the phone, as he updated about his business activity and progress. I asked him what was his inspiration. Without a moment's hesitation, he said his family. We then worked out a strategy for him and plan talk again later this week. It feels good being a part of designing someone else's success that is tied to our own. We all need causes bigger than ourselves to drive us to great achievement. When it gets lost, we owe it to our loved ones to rekindle that fire.
Tomorrow will be another busy yet enjoyable day, because I'm working towards balance in my life, in all areas: health, wealth and relationships. Even with yesterday, I still appreciate those moments. As long as I learn from adversity, my life will always be in progression. That is how we grow. I look forward to reflecting on all the good I've done near the end of the road. I appreciate that I'm able to add value to others, and that I have the resources to touch the lives of many, many more. I want to thank Nick for inspiring me to become more, so that I can have more to give to the world! :)
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