Traps to Keeping A Focus

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The Traps to Keeping A Focus

Welcome to this weeks Podcast on trying to stay focused and connected to those around you.

Trap #1: The Comparison trap Appears in many disguises When we compare the amount we earn.. When we compare the education we don’t have When we compare our family with someone else’s family That people have better behaved kids That others have a prettier house That the neighbors have a cleaner yard Someone has a better spouse or even a better behaved dog. The list goes on … Trap #2: We are blind to our own gifts. We don’t use our gifts We can’t identify our gifts. It is our responsibility to use the gifts God has given us! Trap #3: Losing Direction What happened to your purpose? Your “why” for doing what you want to do and for doing it well! Your focus is so cloudy that you cannot see the end post. Something derails you. You lose momentum and get stuck in quicksand. Without light, guidance, and a push to regain momentum, you may be sad, still, or sink lower. Trap #4: Seeing only a partial truth ei. Like driving through a street filled with water that appears shallow enough to drive through. Upon entering it, the car ends up in a sink hole. Or when a person seems to do things easily, one might assume that it is an easy job. What we don’t see is the endless years of study, practice, and hands on experience.

Challenge is to figure out, "What is stopping you from focusing?"

Here is a challenge to jump in and get involved at our office, with our blogs, podcasts and gain valuable self insight along the way.  Contact us to be part of the ongoing development.  We appreciate your contributions.

Our purpose changes along the way.  We have different skills and opportunities to serve God and our neighbors along the way.  Keep you mind alive.  Linda suggests a few good magazines to read:  Entrepreneur's Magazine, Experience Life, Success Magazine. Linda stresses the importance of staying connected with one another regardless of the businesses you run, the homes you keep going for your family, or the projects you take on.  It is valuable to give and take from the spirit and joy of life to one another.

A shout out to Scott Harvey, John Budd, Edwin Soler, and Kiwanis friends for their ongoing support and insights.

"Take the first step forward, it may put you on the Escalator of Success!"