Many times I have reflected on my opportunity to play professional baseball. Not with regret but with a curiosity to learn what went wrong so that I can prevent that mistake from happening again.

In the past, I spent more on junk food than personal development.

The fact is that I can spend more on entertainment than developing my talents and pursuing my dreams.

Why is that?

Do you happen to do the same?

"It's impossible to consistently behave in a manner inconsistent with how we see ourselves. We can do very few things in a positive way if we feel negative about ourselves." ~ Zig Ziglar

Related to the 5 Step Program To Creating A Life You Deserve

Continuing with my journey to discover myself, I had to really become aware of whether I wanted to keep going in the actuarial path or not.

Here is a list of keywords that helped me get the process started

Awareness, Passion, Realism, Mentors, Willingness, and Timing.

If you do the exercise, you'll be able to start living with intention.

Whenever I'm coaching someone, I am quick to identify the likelihood of success of the journey. It's not right away, but there are definitely signs.

Yes, it sounds like I am judging. And, it's really more about the mindset they have while they share their experience and responses to my questions.

Here are 3 ways to get your journey started.

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We are very clever when it comes to fighting for what we don't want.

We seem to prefer staying where we are than going through a little discomfort to get what we truly want.

Here are 8 reasons why we remain stuck.

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Most of our problems aren't real. Most of our problems have a simple solution.

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I played baseball for 9 years in a row. Yet, after all those years I wasn't really at my best. My best happened 6 years after I stopped playing...this is how I did it.

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As I walked my path of intentional living, I recognized that a lot of the success came from unexpected help and ways.

We have to understand that when we make plans towards a future goal, we are making them based on what we know at that specific moment.

As time goes by, and we take the steps towards the goal, the plan is going to change because everything is changing.

Be open to unexpected ways to do what you love.

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When we start living intentionally, we will start encountering many critics.

The business world wants us to learn how to give feedback; but the fact is that many people just don't know what they are talking about.

Here's what you should do with your critics.

I heard the phrase from one of my mentors, Ed DeCosta. His program was all about conquering our inner critics.

Which is part of Step 4 of my program...Confidently Filter Your Critics.

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When I started walking the path towards living intentionally, following through with priorities was the most challenging part.

You can use the 3 Rs System by my mentor John C. Maxwell (Required, Rewarding, Return); but, at the end of the day, what matter is that you follow through with it.

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