Two simple Secrets for Success
1. Being Intentional.
Intentional means you are deliberate, calculated, intended, conscious, willful, or purposeful. No matter what you pursue in life it must be intentional and purposeful.
2. Being diligent.
Diligence is a learnable skill that combines creative persistence, a smart-working effort properly planned and rightly performed in a timely, efficient, ethical, and effective manner to attain a pure result and of the highest quality of excellence.
Based on the book of Proverbs here are some benefits of being intentional and Diligent.
You will gain an advantage other do not have.
In anything, would you rather have a substantial advantage or a permanent handicap? King Solomon assures us that diligence will gain an insurmountable advantage over those who are not. He says, “The plans of the diligent lead surely to advantage.” (Proverbs 21:5). Applying this to our fears means we can learn to turn our fears away from things that steal our energy into thoughts that can propel us forward.
You will be in control of the situation (fear) rather than have the situation (fear) control you.
You will experience true fulfillment.
Your needs will be satisfied.
You will experience ever-increasing success.
Your efforts will be profitable.
If you want more be sure to get a copy of my book The No-Fear Entrepreneur which is available on Kindle, Audible, or paperback at Amazon.
To read my blog: 2 Secrets Discovered in Ancient Text!
Two simple Secrets for Success
1. Being Intentional.
Intentional means you are deliberate, calculated, intended, conscious, willful, or purposeful. No matter what you pursue in life it must be intentional and purposeful.
2. Being diligent.
Diligence is a learnable skill that combines creative persistence, a smart-working effort properly planned and rightly performed in a timely, efficient, ethical, and effective manner to attain a pure result and of the highest quality of excellence.
Based on the book of Proverbs here are some benefits of being intentional and Diligent.
You will gain an advantage other do not have.
In anything, would you rather have a substantial advantage or a permanent handicap? King Solomon assures us that diligence will gain an insurmountable advantage over those who are not. He says, “The plans of the diligent lead surely to advantage.” (Proverbs 21:5). Applying this to our fears means we can learn to turn our fears away from things that steal our energy into thoughts that can propel us forward.
You will be in control of the situation (fear) rather than have the situation (fear) control you.
You will experience true fulfillment.
Your needs will be satisfied.
You will experience ever-increasing success.
Your efforts will be profitable.
If you want more be sure to get a copy of my book The No-Fear Entrepreneur which is available on Kindle, Audible, or paperback at Amazon.
To read my blog: 2 Secrets Discovered in Ancient Text!