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Motion vs Action

I have been generating a lot of motion lately…

… but not producing very much action.

And that’s not anything new.

What IS new is the realization that I am doing so.

Oh sure, I’ve known that before, and it has been brought to my attention before, but that was merely a recognition of the fact, NOT realization.

Recognition is becoming aware of something. Realization is becoming conscious of it.

When you become conscious of something, then it impacts your actions. It guides and motivates your actions.

Motion makes you feel that you are busy doing things. Action produces results that you are working toward.

Motion creates an illusion of work. Action produces work with tangible results.

Have you ever found yourself being busy without anything to show for? Then you have been generating motion without producing action.

So, why do we, so often, generate motion without producing action?

I have found that, it is because we do not have a crystal clear vision of what it is that we want to accomplish, or that we are not committed to the vision, though we may think we are.

Realizing this has forced me into looking at what I am doing. I have come to realize that I, in fact, do not have a crystal clear vision of what it is that I desire. I have a vague idea of what I want and the direction in which I want to go, and I have been moving in that general direction.

But that motion in the general direction has not resulted in productive action due to the lack of clarity of vision.

Earlier this week, I signed up for a two day workshop to held in April, in Sedona, AZ. Barbara Winter will be one of the presenters.

The mere act of commitment to the workshop – and in affect – to myself and my personal development in the area of entrepreneurship, has caused a stir of emotions, that has forced me to evaluate what I am doing and what am capable of.

As a consequence of this disturbance, I have created a tele-class that I will be presenting in early March about how to generate an extra $1,500 in the next 60 days (working out the logistics on the exact date). I am willing to offer you, my readers, a discount. If you are interested, let me know, and I will send you a coupon code when I set up the class. It will be a 60 to 90 minutes class.

The teleclass is designed to stimulate ideas and to create a concrete plan of action that will be personalized for each participant. For this reason, each class will only have a maximum of 6 participants.

I will keep you posted when I have the logistics in place for the first class.

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There Is a SCIENCE of Getting Rich – And It’s FREE

There is a science of getting rich, and it is an exact science,
like algebra or arithmetic. — Wallace D Wattles

A few years back, the movie The Secret made headlines with the so called secret of the successful people from around the globe and across the span of history. It featured many of the of so called Gurus of prosperity thinking. The movie was inspired by the book Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D Wattles and was written in 1910, almost a century ago.

I came across this book on the internet a little over six years ago. My life has taken a slow and defined turned for the better since then, though there were times when it seemed like it was getting worse. In the hind sight I can tell you that it was only what Rebecca Fine, the publisher of the Science of Getting Rich NETwork, calls “things are just going, not going wrong.”

The best thing is that the book is available for FREE to anyone who wishes to have it and use it, along with a whole network of users and Rebecca Fine as the Grand Poobah, helping and guiding you along the way.

While the book and the network itself is free, Rebecca has developed a course based on the teachings of SOGR called The Science of Getting Richfor Practical Geniuses™ (TM) that is available for a unique “you name the price” basis. The story goes, that it was while taking the Practical Geniuses course, that Rhonda Byrne came up with the idea for the movie The Secret.

Give everyone more in use value than you take from him in
cash value. Then you are adding to the life of the world by every
business transaction. — Wallace D Wattles in SOGR

Use the link above, or the banner below to download your FREE copy of the Science of Getting Rich, along with all the other goodies that Rebecca Fine is so generous to give away. Please note that both the link and the banner have an affiliate link attached to them, and should you decide to take the Practical Geniuses course, or purchase anything else offered by them, from time to time, you will be supporting me in keeping this site going, and you will have my untold gratitude forever.

BTW, Gratitude is one of the most important principles of the Science of Getting Rich.

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My First Honest Blog Post

Yes, I have gotten naked before, but that was because I thought people like dirty laundry, not because I wanted to expose myself. The purpose of this post is not to expose myself either. (You don’t really want to see me naked, do you?)

The truth is I am going through some metamorphosis and it’s not pretty.

When I started this blog, I had no idea what I was doing. I was not happy with my life as it was at the time, and I wanted to get away.

Two years ago, if you’d asked me what was the driving force in my life, I would’ve told you that I want to be a bum (as a matter of fact, I did tell a few people who asked), until I found myself on the streets for a night, by choice. I have a penchant for taking drastic actions. That night, I realized what I really wanted, and learned to choose my words more carefully. What I really wanted, and still want, is to be a nomad and an explorer. I have an insatiable desire to wander around the world, exploring, learning, growing.

Last year, I decided – without any basis – that blogging is the way to go. I’ll start a blog about nomading, and turn it into a niche site to support my wanderlust, without the faintest idea about how it all worked. Like I said, I have a penchant for taking stupid actions.

Today, I realize that I have no idea as to what I am doing. However, I have a better idea of what I want and don’t want, and I am educating myself and have decided on a direction I want to go. I also realize that the vehicle I want to use to get me where I want to go may or may not be of interest to other nomads, presumably the readers of this blog.

So, while I want to be true to my commitment to write blog posts on a set schedule, I am not sure what I write is the right material for the audience here, or if this domain is the right avenue to reach the right audience.

My goal with this blog is to provide helpful content to people who share the wanderlust, and want to make it a reality. As such, I want to share my journey. You may not take the exact same path as mine, but my path may shed a light on what might be your path for you.

In the coming posts, I will talk about what I am doing to make dream a reality, and why I am doing it. I hope this will inspire you to examine your situation and explore the possibilities for your self. The only way I can know if I am on the right path, as far as this blog and its readership goes, is through feedback from you, the readers.

So, more than ever, I need your comments. Should I continue writing here as I stumble about on my way to living a life of my dreams? Let me know your thoughts. I will be grateful for it, and I believe it will serve us both better, regardless of what the outcome is.

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