Stop Giving Excuses For Your Inertia

YOU must quiet the voice inside your head that offers excuses for not taking action and becoming the best that you can be. You must eliminate the thinking that you aren't "good on the microphone", or that you can't "be a great writer", or that you are "too busy to work on your potentials and reach for the stars".

For any excuse you might try to offer, all that I can say is:

Stop deceiving yourself.

Stop talking about all the big dreams you have if you are NOT going to take responsibility for making those dreams come true.

Stop encouraging your family and friends to change their lives if you're not going to make big changes in your own.

Stop talking and start doing.

Begin by doing the right thing – the hard thing – and get out of your own comfort zone and advance in life.

When you do, people will notice. People will be inspired. People will follow you.

It's not easy to inconvenience yourself in a bit to step up. It's tough to overcome the inertia and gravitational forces found in our comfort zones. But that's where we find the rewards, the personal growth, and the only path to reaching our potential.

Don't delay any longer. Get out there and overcome the biggest challenge in your life. Start acting outside of your natural inclinations. Challenge yourself to do more. Be more. Give more.

You can do it. I know, because like me, you already tell everyone else they can. If they can do it, so can you. If I can do it, so can you. It's time for you to stop giving excuses and start taking action.

Have an amazing day!

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