The Daily Dose: Chaos In The Streets Edition
It’s interesting to me, but the more serious things get, the less able I am to write about them. Or…
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MAINTAIN YOUR FOCUS
The ability to maintain your focus is the most important skill you can learn, outside of learning how not to quit. Give yourself to your dreams, or go back to your job. There are no half way measures. Success – your success – is up to you.
DON’T BURN YOUR MONEY – KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
Money is your Visa Card – if you’re going to live out your dreams, you can’t leave home without it. Take the time to learn how you’re going to make it, and what you plan to do with it, BEFORE you take the leap. Just don’t wait too long. You’re not getting any younger.
An Outbound Journey: Part 4
Ah, February. How I love this extra short month, that puts me days behind. I need to buy a calendar. Nevertheless, I give you the next installment of the Chronicles of Benjamin Bay: An Outbound Journey. A day late, perhaps, but not a penny short.
MAN IN THE MOON: EXCERPT
You wanted it, now you’ve got it: The entire first Chapter from Man In The Moon, the classic space opera, science fiction novel from your favorite author. Enjoy.
KNOW THYSELF: THE POWER OF SELF-ACTUALIZATION
It’s simple: you can’t achieve your dreams if you don’t even know what they are. In order to succeed, you have to know who you are, and what you want – and the best way to learn is in the school of hard-knocks.
LIVE YOUR DREAM – OR DIE TRYING
Living out your dream is not a matter of luck. It’s a factor of perseverance, patience, and time.
The Daily Dose: February 6th Edition
We’re just over a month into the New Year – I’m waking up earlier and getting more done, the next book is getting ready to be released, and world-wide Civil War could break out at any moment. Ah, February.
IT’S NOT PERSONAL – IT’S BUSINESS
Learning how to live out you dream means learning how to deal with obnoxious criticism, online trolls, and otherwise odious people. Remember, it’s not personal – it’s business.
An Outbound Journey: Part 3
You thought I’d forgotten, didn’t you? Not a chance.