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A Life Lesson

  • Writer: Anitress Montgomery
    Anitress Montgomery
  • Jan 10, 2016
  • 2 min read

I have discovered the need to have a willingness to accomplish any goal. I thought it was enough to be determined, but determination won't move you to change, I thought it was enough to want to change, but wants are not strong enough as a motivator. Even need to change is based on the individuals level of willingness to be an active participant in making the change happen.

Once we become comfortable with a situation or condition, whether it be a pain, a job you hate or a relationship that is not working, you have to be willing to do something about it. I have the tendency to create business ideas and take off running with the initital set up, you know designing the business card, logo, even the business concept. I may even do a project or two then I fizzle out. I don't know what happens, I think I run into a block and don't know what step to take next. Then I stop. I lack the willingness to seek help, guidance and then don't feel like doing something I am not sure about. I know, my loss.

I know I am not the only one who lacks a willingness to acheive something. We all start out with the best of intentions to do something, to be better or to simply change, but at some point we lose the will to accomplish. It takes sincere effort and real energy with force and power.

I am going to do something different, I need a constant push, by a mentor. I will and am willing to seek guidance from an individual you has already done it and is successful with it. I will let you know what happens.


 
 
 

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