Passion of the Catalyst

When you join the military, life changes fast. Good-bye, civilian life. Hello, military life. No civilian gear. Standard issue clothing. No individual hairstyles. Limited contact with family and friends. (No calling mom during boot camp sessions.) No personal possessions: no camera, no watch, no designer sunglasses. Regimented schedule. Stricter laws with stiffer punishment than civilian life. Move when and where you’re told. Carry out orders without expressing your personal opinion.

Why so strict? Because soldiers can’t afford distraction. Soldiers can’t afford the luxury of individual freedom because it distracts them from the mission.

eliminate the distractions and change the world

The truth is, MOST people GIVE UP on their dream.

Most people give up on their dream to live the average lifestyle. .

But it really doesn’t matter what most people do,

WHAT DO YOU DO?!

Because YOU are different!

YOU will NEVER GIVE UP on your DREAM!

YOU will NOT listen to the AVERAGE!

YOU WILL ALWAYS listen to the winner in you!

You WILL believe in yourself when NO ONE ELSE DOES.

YOU WILL believe in yourself when you have NO REASON to believe!

and you WILL NEVER QUIT!

I Know some of you are going through a rough time.

SOME OF you are going into the FIGHT OF YOUR LIFE

Fighting for your future

Fighting for your career

Fighting for your family

Some of you are FIGHTING for your life

And i’m telling you: DO NOT QUIT
!

DO NOT GIVE IN.

I know life can be tough,

I know life can wear you down
, but if you just STICK IT OUT…

Even if you don’t get the result…
you will find…
the character you show will be your REWARD

The fighting spirit you develop will be the REWARD!

Lie still. Ease into the present slowly. Let your mind and body connect without jarring movements.Try to remember your dreams Most people will say they cannot remember their dreams or that they don’t dream at all. We all dream multiple times during the night. You can train your mind to remember your dreams by lying absolutely still without thought. Dreams reflect our unconscious feelings. It’s worth paying attention to your unconscious emotional state. You might be enlightened.

Consider what makes you happy Choose three things that make you happy. Turn up the corners of your mouth into a big smile. Your happy thoughts will be forefront in your consciousness all day long.Relax your bodyIt’s natural when you first wake up to think you feel relaxed but you might not actually be relaxed. We tense up at night and we might still be tense when we begin to wake up, Bring your body to a state of complete relaxation.

Take care of anything holding you back. If you want to make a new way forward, eliminate anything holding you back. For example, if you’re in debt, work on paying it off and find a financial counselor. Find even the smallest ways to move forward so that you don’t feel stuck.

For example, if you want to move to a new country, begin selling your possessions or put them into storage. Or, if having a car is too expensive, find ways to use public transportation and save money. Acknowledge your emotions. Don’t let past emotions hold you back or influence your ability to move forward. Start by acknowledging the emotions and recognize that you feel them, but they are not you. When you feel an emotion, label and say to yourself, “I feel angry” or “This is sadness.” Let your negative emotions exist, but don’t attach to them with judgment or identity.

While running from your problems may alleviate stress or pain temporarily, it’s not a long-term fix. It’s better to acknowledge your emotions and work through them.

If you’re starting over after a painful or stressful experience, recognize that you are more than this experience. While it may be painful now, that pain will subside.

Express your emotions. Stress and emotions can often feel overwhelming, so find a healthy outlet to express yourself. Some ways to express your emotions might include dancing, listening to music, painting, crying, and talking with a trusted friend. Even if your friend can’t do anything to help, it’s often cathartic to share how you feel.

Don’t hold onto your emotions when you feel them but try to express them in a healthy way. Expressing your emotions helps you move through your emotions, no matter how difficult they feel.

Write in a journal. A daily journal can help you collect your thoughts and feelings and express them in a positive way. A journal can bring clarity to situations that are confusing, help you solve problems, and help you know yourself better. Because a journal is private, you are free to express what you think, feel, and want.

Reflect on your journal entries periodically. This can help you acknowledge the growth you’ve made and approach problems from a new perspective.

 

 

Too often fear — of setback, failure, or simply not being “good enough” — can hold us back from realizing our full potential. We strive for perfection without considering that progress is just as important. Sometimes, you just have to go with your gut, take the plunge, and put yourself out there.

Don’t wait for magic to happen to you. You might be waiting a lot longer than you’d like. Instead, get out there today and do something amazing for yourself! Register for a class. Call an old friend. Start a blog. Make your magic.

Putting in the hard work is a key attribute in mastering the hustle mentality. I personally worked a ridiculous number of hours when starting and building my businesses. I’m not alone in that feat. Great entrepreneurs work an average of 60 hours a week, with some clocking much more than that.

Putting in the work helps you be ready to seize opportunity when it arises. Thomas Jefferson is quoted as saying, “I am a great believer in luck, and I find the harder I work, the more I have of it.” Never believe that others are successful because opportunity fell out of the sky for them. They hustled. If you do, too, you’ll be ready for your “luck” when it comes.

The hardest part in your journey is usually figuring out what your thing is. Once you know what it is you desire, you set your mind and heart to go after it with zeal and determination, thinking nothing can stop you.

Alas, the journey is not usually free from challenges. One of the biggest hurdles you face is feedback. If it’s not a naysayer in your circle, it’s something you read online.

These days most of us suffer from an overexposure to information and communications. The world is so accessible and connected. But with this connection comes a price—more naysayers than ever.

The minute you pause to think about what others are telling you to do (or not do), you interrupt the flow of your action. If you choose to dig in deeper, you can drown in a never-ending stream (more like a tsunami) of information.

Don’t confuse your dreams with goals.

Dreams occupy your mind. Goals take over your reality.

What will it take to turn your dreams into goals?

Goals are something you are acting on. Dreams are something you are just thinking about. Goals require action. Dreams can happen without lifting a finger, even while you are asleep.

Goals have deadlines. Dreams are just, well, dreams. Goals must have a deadline. They have a time limit. Dreams can go on forever. In fact, many people maintain dreams their entire lives without ever reaching them.

Procrastination is often confused with laziness, but they are very different.

Procrastination is an active process – you choose to do something else instead of the task that you know you should be doing. In contrast, laziness suggests apathy, inactivity and an unwillingness to act.

Procrastination usually involves ignoring an unpleasant, but likely more important task, in favor of one that is more enjoyable or easier.

But giving in to this impulse can have serious consequences. For example, even minor episodes of procrastination can make us feel guilty or ashamed. It can lead to reduced productivity and cause us to miss out on achieving our goals.

If we procrastinate over a long period of time, we can become demotivated and disillusioned with our work, which can lead to depression and even job loss, in extreme cases.

Be a forever stamp , stick with it and CHANGE the world forever . A distinguishing attributes of those who succeed in life against those who don’t is persistence.

Many has the capacity to set goals and plans toward success, yet only few succeeds, because only few stick to work on their goals and plans until it is accomplished.

Majority stops before they even start or they quit in the middle of their journey. Oftentimes, the reason for quitting is hardships, discomfort and uncertainty. They let their fears and doubts paralyze them from moving persistently toward their goals. Or perhaps, their motivation isn’t firm enough to drive them to work on it.

The most interesting thing about a postage stamp is the persistence with which it sticks to its job. – Napoleon Hill

Developing persistence is a master skill to success. It is easier to relax and do nothing, or just live in our comfort zone, rather than face the uncertainty and discomfort of sailing thru our goals. Plus, the idea of failure and hardship is unbearable.

But if you want to create change in your life and achieve success, now is the time to develop and master persistence.