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Have you ever passed up an opportunity and later wondered if your life would be different had you not skipped it?
Have you ever examined the people in your inner circle and wondered if they are helping you or holding you back?
In this week's article, Dr. Tim hits on both of these issues. |
| Your Friends & the Law of Averages |
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By Dr. Tim Reynolds
If you do nothing, you will get nothing. You have the option to make changes, attend conferences, pick up books and take advice from friends. You also have the option not to. This weekend, I was reminded how making the choice to do something can take you somewhere. I spent Halloween weekend at the Author 101 University Conference in Las Vegas. While I went to the conference to learn more about the tools and techniques of getting published and marketing books, I walked away with something much more valuable... relationships and connections. In two short days I was able to meet many people who will help me continue honing my skills as an author and who will also serve as my mentors throughout the rest of my career. I have often said that mentors are perhaps the greatest resource in developing your goals. This is one of the many reasons I went to the Author 101 University, so I could expand upon my collection of mentors, thereby increasing the resources for my knowledge bank. Read More________________________________________________ |
| Want to Get Rid of Your Mundane Life? |
 Are you living your dream or merely existing day to day? For far too many of us, life means toiling away at a job we don't like... tolerating "toxic" people in our life... and even accepting marginal health instead of robust vitality. That was Dr. Tim Reynolds only 10 years ago. On the outside it looked like he had it all -a successful career, a wife and family, a big house, and a shiny sports car. Yet every day when he got up he felt like all he had was a high-responsibility job that was sucking the joy and energy right out of his life. That's when he gave himself a reality check and decided the pain of staying where he was, was a whole lot bigger than any imagined pain of making some big changes in his life.
So Dr. Tim developed an action plan for reclaiming his life -a plan that included giving himself more free time to do the things he loved, surrounding himself with great people that would help him achieve his goals, and putting an end to all the things in his life he would no longer tolerate. Read More |
