Listen to my inspirational monologue today about learning to fix up the good things I have in my life already first instead of seeking something new to provide a solution. In my online business, I just have realized that all the work I need to do is in making a better business out of the one I already have rather than chasing the next big thing. In five years of failing to do business well most of the time online, I have seen that my tendency to value new customers over existing customers, new money over old, and to seek salvation in the great achievements has cost me a lot of opportunities to help the people that have already asked for and given me the ability to help.
In my relationships and living situation, I find the same is true. I would consistently try to get more friends on Facebook instead of being a friend to the friends I already have. I would fantasize about a bigger house instead of fixing up the one I already had. While I recognize sometimes life requires a move, a relationship change, or a pivot in business, most of the time the work from day to day is in making the best out of what I already have and that work will tend to produce bigger results than house shopping, adding new friends, or launching a new website.
The exercise for today is to find another area of my life where I still have the toxic mindset that I need something new rather than to keep doing the work of fixing what I already have. Thank you for reading this today and I hope you enjoyed it!
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