Friday, February 20, 2009

Creating A Champion

I say that champions are made. You do not inherit championship because it come with contest, and there are may contenders. Your father may pass his properties over to you but not championship. You can ask your father for money and he will issue a cheque, but if you ask him for championship, he will mold you. He will make it out of you. The undermentioned can help you become a champion.

  • DESIRE - This is to long for something. You must have a strong intention for the top before you get there. I even think there is some action desire, which make it stronger than a 'wish.'

  • WILL - This is the expression of determination and insistence. It is the positive aspect of your mind. It is your choice due to capability

  • COMMITMENT- This is a deliberate action. When you believe in something and you crave for it, you have to put in efforts riding on the wings of purpose. It may be the last thing you have that will be committed.

  • MOTIVATION- This is the force or stimulant within you. You may not feel excitement but you can imagine it the during the testing period. Know that reason for every step you take in life, then it will be difficult for anything to drive you backwards.

  • DISCIPLINE- This is self-control. You must live with rules or system of rules that will govern your conduct. This will make you abstain from pleasures that may cost you your championship even if you get it.

  • TRAINING- This is the formation process. It takes you through drilling that makes you capable of handling issues leading to success. Many people avoid this, yet they desire success. This is the stage of building the mind, spirit and body against all odds.

  • FITNESS- This is the state of being could physically and mentally. You must be put in a suitable state to suffer anything and yet survive. Wimps can be CHAMPIONS but champions are no WIMPS!

  • FEAR- This is part which may not necessarily be visible. A champion breaths heavily not because of exhaustion or exertion of energy but because of the desire to retain his valuable position. A champion may not fear to die but he fears to lose. It is this aspect that makes him work harder.

  • FEARSOMENESS- This is the state that keeps opponents afar off. A champion must cause panic and fear in the minds of opponents. The way you talk on one opponent must scare others on the queue.

  • Leaping into the realm of Championship terrifies some people. But you must know that you still live in fear even if you do not step up for exploits in life. It is better to step up in fear than to sit down in worries. I do not see anything work with trying your hands on the good thoughts passing through your mind. There is no sin in trying. Someone once said, "it is risky not taking risks." Winston Churchill says, "the price of greatness is responsibility."

Sunday, February 8, 2009

My Will Fall

Have you ever suffered a fall? Nobody ever plans to fall it just happens. I recently stepped on some unforeseen ice and my feet flew out from beneath me. As I was falling, I remembered the terrible feeling of panic, of being totally out of control. I remember hoping that some cushioned part of my body would hit the ground first, before my head. But I had no chance of controlling how I landed. Fortunately, my hands hit the ground first, breaking my fall. My head hit next. Both of my wrists were sore, and I had a golf-ball-sized lump on my head, but that wasn't it. When I went to the hospital the emergency room nurse told me that a famous person fell just like I did and did not survive.

Dr. Robert Atkins, famed creator of the Atkins Diet, wasn't so fortunate. As he walked down the steps of his home. I'm sure he had not idea that he was one step away from the last step of his life. He never saw the ice that caused his fall. Upon landing , his head bore the full impact. Despite the valiant efforts of some of New York's finest doctors, he never regained consciousness, and he died a few days later.

The terrifying aspects of a fall are:You never see it coming, you lose all control, and you suffer injury to one degree or another. The same is true here in my business carrier. I will never ever forget what my mentors told me back in 2005. "Do not do it because you will fail," Jonathan you can not force people to recondition there minds, they must want to on there own. Micah Sr., would also say, it's not a matter of if, but when. My when started, March of 2007; two of my partners got into what you would consider to be a innocent agreement which resulted in a state investigation.

Four times in my life I have had investment opportunities that seemed like "Can't Miss moneymaker." (Latchkey Kids, Zazoo Clothing Store, Restaurant and EPMH) I was so confident that they were "sure things" that I refused to listen to my internal Holy Spirit advise and especially my mentors advise. Each of these four times, I lost every penny I had in savings trying to keep them running on my own shoulders. I did reach out to my partners however it went unheard. Each time, I was humiliated in front of my family and friends with this question, "Why are you carrying people who don't help and just complain about money?" Fortunately, my relationship with my mentors was such a productive one and so undeservedly blessed that I was always able to recover and gain back over time each partners money that looked at first like a lost.

A friend of mine who I invested in his restaurant business wasn't so fortunate. Even though we were partners, I recently found out that he tried to kill himself after he was told that I was very angry with him for partnering up with a gentleman who I knew was not qualified to be part of this investment. We had a clear plan and all he had to do was follow it; ultimately he did not and it affected every who had invested with me. He lost everything he owned. Worse, he almost lost his life! I spoke to his wife and found out today, that they are leaving the state and they ask me to speak to all the investors because he is so ashamed. Both he and I could have avoided our financial losses and humiliation had we only humbled ourselves and heeded the plans of our mentors.

Nobody sails through life without experiencing trials and unexpected falls. Sooner or later, they come to all of us. Micah, Sr., statements over the past months is very obvious to me and yet I seem to miss it back in 2005 when I started the creation of these legal entities. With a good partner there will always be someone to come to your aid and pick you up. Without a good partner, what would have been a temporary setback can become a permanent failure. (Second time I slipped on the ice and was injury due to having the wrong partners.) Fortunately for me, as this was happening, my old mentors can to my aid to allow me to see clearly and teach me how to take all the proper steps to not only return money to all the investors but to close down the very companies that were cause me pain.

Without even being asked, he volunteered to help me solve my overwhelming situation that I could not see night from day. He then miraculously negotiated a temporarily fix to solve my anger partners issues and even explain to me that I should not explain anything just return money and walk away. As I input this new plan starting next weekend, I am filled with joy that I will have an opportunity to solve all my investor issues without borrowing and partner with anyone. Check back with me and I will keep you informed on how it goes. Be bless and never partner with cloth tail riders.

Friday, January 30, 2009

The Consequences of "Going It Alone"

We've all heard the comment "I did the best I could." I've heard it a thousand times, said different ways. "I can't do it any better." "This is as good as it gets." That's not me." And any better. This is as good as it gets. That's not me. And I could never do that! These statements may be true, in that they reflect one's personal limitations when trying to do something by oneself. However, they are also completely false; if that person were to recruit counselors or partners, they could have achieved far more than they would have thought possible. I warn anyone who decides to do anything to seek the aid of a counselors or partners will radically limit one's achievement.

Sunday, January 25, 2009

(Part 2) Why Pursue Your Dream at 5 mph by Jonathan Keese

In fact, you're likely to give up on your dreams altogether, just idling alone without making significant progress. Most people just give up. Now you can learn how to use wisdom as an accelerator to change everything. When correctly used, it will move you toward the achievement of your goals and dreams at unimaginable speeds. Unfortunately, most people go through life without effectively applying this accelerator in the pursuit of their dreams. They simply idle.

The fact is, every superachiever in history has used this accelerator to achieve their dreams. And no one in history has achieved any significant or extraordinary achievement without using this accelerator. What is this accelerator? It is the strategy of effective partnering. On tomorrow we will discuss more in detail what is effective partnering actually is.

Wednesday, January 21, 2009

Why Pursue Your Dream at 5 mph by Jonathan Keese

When You Can Go 65?

Shortly after I received my driver's license, I was driving my sister's car on a freeway in New York. A car in front of me was moving too slowly for my comfort, so I switched lanes to pass and hit the gas pedal as hard as I could to get around the other car. As a new driver, I loved the exhilaration of putting the pedal to the metal and feeling the car instantly respond with quick acceleration. Only this time, something was dreadfully wrong. As I tromped on the pedal, nothing happened. I didn't even hear the engine rev up. I kept stomping on the pedal as hard as I could, but nothing happened! Worse, the car was slowing down. I glanced at the fuel gauge and to my horror saw that the needle was pointed to the E. If you have ever fun out of gas, you know the feeling. But the feeling that stuck with me most clearly was the feeling of helplessness I experienced when I pressed repeatedly on the accelerator to no response.

Now imagine if a car didn't have an accelerator. Event the world's fastest and most expensive sports car would be worthless. Not matter how powerful its fuel and engine, without an hope accelerator, your engine would only idle.

Continue on tomorrow blog entry.........

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Jonathan Keese speaks about Conceit (Arrogance)






Because we often think we're smarter than those around us, we act without seeking the advice or counsel of others. It's much easier to act first and seek advice later. And since we think we know more than others anyway, we simply take the action that we want to take. We simply need to accept that there are others who are as smart and wise as we are, if not more so, and seek their counsel before making major decisions and acting upon them. Those who are truly diligent seek out the advice of several wise counselors before embarking on any important course of action. This is one of the most valuable lessons that I have learned and now I share this lesson with you.

Tuesday, September 9, 2008

Dream Again

Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited, whereas imagination embraces the entire world, stimulating progress, giving birth to evolution.Albert Einstein

We must not be afraid to utilize our strongest characteristic to strengthen our position in life. The older we get the more we believe that is it foolishness to dream outside of the box. Well, this Country was founded and created brick by brick thought some of the most powerful minds before, during and after our lifetime. I suggest that we become part of that group instead of the one of the people who believe that dreaming is for little children.