What happens when words that are associated with negative or neutral states of being are dispelled
thus making it possible for you to accomplish more of the things you want to do in your
every day life?
You have already thought of the answer in your head and I as well know what the answer to that
question is so let's explore how removing a few words or terms from your vocabulary can
have a huge impact on your daily output and thought process which will lead to a happier
more satisfied YOU.
The two terms or words that I am talking about are laziness and procrastination.
I'm not going to get technical and display the dictionary terms for both of these words
because your time is valuable and we both know what these words mean and what state
of being they represent.
Society, friends, family, and even so - called educators refer to being lazy or procrastinating as a
state of inactiveness.
From this point forward I urge you to remove the thought of inactivity and how it relates
to the terms lazy and procrastination. As a matter of fact I challenge you to remain
active in your quest for a better standard of living for yourself and a higher level
of success for your business.
Laziness and procrastination are nothing but a preface to the incorrect line of thinking
that equates to inactivity however such a "state of being" does not exist unless you
call it what it really is and that is death.
You are always doing some thing, your mind is always engaged (even while sleeping).
For you to get more of what you want and in order for you to live as you are truly
called to live you must make the conscious decision and put forth the effort to do
those activities that move you closer to your goals.
Copywrite @ 2006 The Marketing Professional
Mark Brown, the International Success Strategist known as "The Marketing Professional", Uses his connection with Millionaire Marketing Professionals to teach Super Success strategies like no one else. Now you can get his insider information at no cost, worth $150, go now to: http://www.TheMarketingProfessional.com
Mark@TheMarketingPRofessional.com
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