Joseph Rutakangwa

You may be stuck in life not knowing what move to make next because you think you do not have the necessary skills to execute and don't have the finances to get training. That's the wrong way of looking at it.

Use the skills you have right now and apply them to the resources available to you to create value. People will pay for the value you create and you can then use the income to further develop your skills and gather more resources. But you have to start with what you have right now.

You may be stuck in life not knowing what move to make next because you think you do not have the necessary skills to execute and don't have the finances to get training. That's the wrong way of looking at it.

Use the skills you have right now and apply them to the resources available to you to create value. People will pay for the value you create and you can then use the income to further develop your skills and gather more resources. But you have to start with what you have right now.

In the previous episode, we talked about what the 3 most valuable things in your life are. In this episode, I'm sharing ways you can use to identify them.

What are 3 most valuable things in your life? These things are your compass.

If you are alive, despite the extreme lows you may be experiencing, there are things that are making your life bearable. These things are your source - what you tap into to remain alive.

If you are alive, despite the extreme lows you may be experiencing, there are things that are making your life bearable. These things are your source - what you tap into to remain alive.

There are two types of people: creators and victims. As a creator, you believe that you build your own life. This means you solve problems by changing your perspective, breaking routine, taking risks, ignoring doubts as well as facing and confronting your fears. As a victim, you believe that life happens to you. This means that the primary reason your life is not the way you wanted lies within external forces e.g. the government, social structures, family, the weather, God, etc.

There are two fundamental life mistakes you can make:

- Not accepting what you truly want

- Not knowing what to do once you have what you want

In the previous episodes, I took you through the concept of accepting what you truly want and the simple steps you can take to identify what you truly want. In this episode, I'm covering how you can plan what to do after you have what you want.

Here are the steps to accepting what you truly want.

Why not accepting what you want is the first fundamental life mistake you may be doing and why it is of absolute importance to acknowledge your wants.