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Imagine you have to go from Los Angeles to New York at night. And the only electricity you have access to is the light in your car. And if you don't go at night, tonight, you will die.

Now I believe there are two ways of taking this trip.

The first is of course wait until daylight. A nice time, when you can see better, there are no clouds, the sun is shining and everything is beautiful. The problem with this option is that there are no guarantee whatsoever that the following day is going to be a good day, plus you'd be dead. So, basically instead of living, you waited on life. Not the smartest choice. God gave you a life for a reason: to live it fully.

Now, waiting is an interesting choice mainly because it is the safest one. It is also based on fear. You will die though.

At this point you must be thinking that choosing to travel at night is going to cause you to live. And yes, that's what is going to happen.

You see, when the car is going in the dark and all you can see is a couple of feet ahead, you are actually exercising your faith as you have a destination which is New York. And the most important part here is of course the journey, not so much the destination. Plus you aquire experience on the way.

This is my idea and below is the quote.

"All growth is a leap in the dark, a spontaneous unpremeditated act without benefit of experience."

~Henry Miller

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"Never reject an idea, dream or goal because it will be hard work. Success rarely comes without it." Bob Proctor - Author and Speaker

This is very interesting. And makes me think about jobs and work.

You see, the easiest choice is not always the best one, or at least the most secure one. And yes, I mean financially.

Think about it. You have a job, let's say you are a full time cashier at a supermarket. You will earn a wage at the end of the week or month. And this is easy, it is simple. Same goes if you are an engineer at a large corporation.

So, how many sources of income do you have here?

Well if you have just a job you will probably have one.

Now let's see the supermarket owner. He is a person just like you and maybe his skills are not of a graduate but, how many different products from different brands from different suppliers does he sell? How many sources of income does he have?

So, who do you think risks more?

And which one needs more hard work?

So here's a big question: how many sources of income do you have?

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Hi there dear readers!

I read this quote today and I wanna share it with you.

It seems Henry Food was into coaching.

What's your big plan? Decide on your goal and clearly state it. And write it down! And split it into milestone. Remember that your dream is only a mile away.

Think about it and let me know your remarks.

Here's the quote:

Nothing is particularly hard if you divide it into small jobs.

~Henry Ford