Doing
Posted by Bob Miller at 5/25/2010 8:27 PM 
Categories: Relections on life
Tags: healthy living inspiration stroke support
Categories: Relections on life
Tags: healthy living inspiration stroke support
Doing! Perhaps my favorite topic. No matter what it is that you would like to accomplish whether it is playing tennis or the piano, the only
way to improve in any endeavor is by doing the desired task.
This is hardly a revelation, everyone reading this knows it is true
Why then do we not do the things we know we must do to succeed?
Are you afraid to fall, fail or look foolish?
Perhaps you are waiting for the right time or situation.
The problem is we can never be certain exactly when that will be.
And yes you most likely will fall, fail and look foolish.
Accept that and get on with doing.
Sometimes we just need to hear it one more time.
Now get out there and start doing.
Bob Miller
Strokes Suck
way to improve in any endeavor is by doing the desired task.
This is hardly a revelation, everyone reading this knows it is true
Why then do we not do the things we know we must do to succeed?
Are you afraid to fall, fail or look foolish?
Perhaps you are waiting for the right time or situation.
The problem is we can never be certain exactly when that will be.
And yes you most likely will fall, fail and look foolish.
Accept that and get on with doing.
Sometimes we just need to hear it one more time.
Now get out there and start doing.
Bob Miller
Strokes Suck
Bob,
A short,punchy and powerful message about
determination,pride, persistence and NOT quitting ....and instead, have the Nike attitude, JUST DO IT!! How are you ever going to know how good success feels if you have never tasted temporary failure or setbacks?
I love your underlying attitude Bob, that Strokes SUCK. And they need to be overcome and defeated.Your readers won't have any doubt about your powerful message.
Great job,Bob.
Jerry Jellison
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Bob:
Wow, nothing is going to stop you!
You empower yourself and inspire others who feel frustrated by limitations, but don't let what is hugely difficult be the end of the story.
I'm cheering for you, I'm cheering for us -- I'm on your team!
I'll be checking in to hear your next step adventures.
Laraine
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