Being Resourceful Pt 9

In my last post, I talked about having evidence, to back your belief system. Because without evidence, it ceases to be a system; it exists as a wish, a dream, or hope, without transformative energy. It can’t travel beyond your mind, into your soul. Success is about having faith, NOT hope. And without evidence for success, it won't be granted to you. At every point in time, life is always asking you for your evidence. When you go through difficult times, what's the proof/evidence that you'll come out of it? If you're not constantly producing evidence, you won't be able to go past your goals or even achieve them. Remember, goals are just mile markers on the path to success - David Meltzer.

What Is Your Evidence?

I gave a hint as to the evidence, that needs to be produced, in my last post. And they're things everybody should know, but because people don't know it's important, only a very small percentage stick to it. Now, before I mention it, I want to describe a scene. Imagine someone did something that should upset you; the tendency is to get upset, but, if you have a STRONGER evidence, why YOU shouldn't, you wouldn't. That evidence, could be of you doing something that always calms you down; makes you poised, like spending time with family/loved ones, or your favourite vacation destination. Just by envisioning it, you can put yourself at ease. The reason, that would work, is because, it's an UNFINISHED action; something you always do, and pending any changes, will keep doing in the future. Your evidence, are your unfinished actions.

Conclusion

The evidence for success, is your engagement in successful disciplines. As they say, the proof is in the pudding. The proof that, you'll be whatever you want to be, is because you're already engaging in the disciplines of those, you consider to be GREATS.



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