It has been mentioned many times that there is something special about the number "seven"! Referred to as the number of entirety and life...it seems to have formed into the number of prosperity and success!
No offense to the members of our country's youth, but I am absolutely flabbergasted! While so many adults struggle with the thoughts and procedures of building a business, a jewelry business owned by a young girl (more than TEN YEARS my junior) is thriving!
No offense to the members of our country's youth, but I am absolutely flabbergasted! While so many adults struggle with the thoughts and procedures of building a business, a jewelry business owned by a young girl (more than TEN YEARS my junior) is thriving!
Take a look at the video below to see what I'm talking about:
Now that you are aware of what YOU could be doing with your life, I'd like to share some of my thoughts (if you would be so kind to continue reading)...
There is nothing wrong with allowing time to pass in our lives. Each human being living on this planet has a separate agenda. We are each dealt a different hand from the infinite number of life's cards. It's all one huge, ongoing, never-ending, continuous GAME! Do we get to choose the next number that the dice rolls? Absolutely, positively, certainly, undoubtedly MAYBE. But 9 times out of 10, we do not! Therefore, it would be common sense to just take everything with a grain of salt and deal with it. We have to play with what we are given...like it's silly putty. Playdough wasn't invented for nothing! I'll explain further...
If you take a look at Nzinga, the seven-year-old business owner, and you feel unworthy of achieving anything in life, simply because of the fact that YOU are not in the position she is in, you are wrong. Plain and simple. Upon viewing the video for the first time, and learning about how this young lady (and her parents) made her vision realistic, I felt as though there was something wrong with my plan. Like there was a huge gap in my life, which I chose not to fill with business plans and money-making schemes. I felt like an old slacker! However, I learned something from this girl. I never really knew that adults could learn so much from children...but we must rid ourselves of such pride and stubborness to learn the most simple of lessons. I learned that adults have a tendency to over-analyze things. We look at the world with a hesitant eye. We don't have to be cockeyed! If we have dreams, no matter the circumstances, we have a right to pursue them. We never wash our dishes...meaning, we don't allow ourselves to start new things with a clean slate.
All in all, I guess that what I'm trying to say is...we have seven options to choose from:
I hope that you are inspired. Good luck with your dreams and realities...
There is nothing wrong with allowing time to pass in our lives. Each human being living on this planet has a separate agenda. We are each dealt a different hand from the infinite number of life's cards. It's all one huge, ongoing, never-ending, continuous GAME! Do we get to choose the next number that the dice rolls? Absolutely, positively, certainly, undoubtedly MAYBE. But 9 times out of 10, we do not! Therefore, it would be common sense to just take everything with a grain of salt and deal with it. We have to play with what we are given...like it's silly putty. Playdough wasn't invented for nothing! I'll explain further...
If you take a look at Nzinga, the seven-year-old business owner, and you feel unworthy of achieving anything in life, simply because of the fact that YOU are not in the position she is in, you are wrong. Plain and simple. Upon viewing the video for the first time, and learning about how this young lady (and her parents) made her vision realistic, I felt as though there was something wrong with my plan. Like there was a huge gap in my life, which I chose not to fill with business plans and money-making schemes. I felt like an old slacker! However, I learned something from this girl. I never really knew that adults could learn so much from children...but we must rid ourselves of such pride and stubborness to learn the most simple of lessons. I learned that adults have a tendency to over-analyze things. We look at the world with a hesitant eye. We don't have to be cockeyed! If we have dreams, no matter the circumstances, we have a right to pursue them. We never wash our dishes...meaning, we don't allow ourselves to start new things with a clean slate.
All in all, I guess that what I'm trying to say is...we have seven options to choose from:
1. Be optimistic vs. pessimisticIf you're anything like me, you will realize that you can choose which of the seven is best for you; but I know for a fact that I want to live by the "First Four". You can never become Lucky No. 7 without learning how to count. Although you cannot change the numbers, you can surely define what steps you will take to reach your peak of success and satisfaction.
2. Realize what our goals are
3. Prepare to ATTEMPT to reach our goals
4. ACTUALLY reach for our goals
5. Doubt ourselves
6. Settle for less
7. Die without trying
I hope that you are inspired. Good luck with your dreams and realities...






