Absolutely! Usually it is fear of the problem that is the problem. Or assumptions, or worst case scenarios playing out in our minds. Ask God to help you handle it and then take action.

I have been thinking quite a bit about “problems” as information – feedback on the team’s action. When I see the “problem” as data, I can to ask myself what I need to change. Then the “problem” becomes a call to action.

This is so true! This goes all the way back to the Bible & a parable about life & farming! Sowing & reaping! It not just for plants! If you spread a little you get a little back! If you spread a lot you get more than you expected back! I like to call it Joy, Love, Peace, Patience, Kindness, Gentleness and Self control. These are the fruits of the life lived for God.

No thank u! I get a lot out of these msg

“What about now” is a statement friends of mine have on their wall in their workplace What am I thinking ? What am I feeling ? Now it is a great statement and helps me be present Thanks Larry haven’t been up to much the last week or so but never stop reading your daily posts Thanks for putting them out there

Both messages were great today!!!

How true. It is so easy to get caught in the trap of spinning around on a hamster wheel. Goal setting, Daily project lists and all, it is still easy to slip into doing that which is comfortable (and time consuming) rather than to work with a purpose.

Larry, I love these and read ’em every day. One of the things I learned a few years ago about myself and how I was running my business was that I was paralyzed.
I was putting so much effort into making the right decisions that I wasn’t making any.
I eventually learned to “fall forward” as I call it.
In other words….make a decision and learn from it. If it was a good one, keep doing it. If it was a bad one, change it again until its right…..But don’t be paralyzed!!!

Thank you Larry always inspiring.

For a future Think Daily — In the words of Seth Godin — “Go ahead, do something impossible.”

No Shortcuts: My son learned that effort yields desirable results as a member of his high school cross country team. He made great progress during the fall season. What made the difference? He got better at running because he ran (positive mental attitude only goes so far). In fact, he ran hundreds of training miles. All that running wasn’t easy and it usually wasn’t exciting, but he kept at it. In our roles we likely understand that there are activities we need to do to continue to improve. Most of us have heard that there are no shortcuts to success. It’s important to realize why we do what we do, and keep focused on giving proper effort in order to obtain desired results.

Larry is right on point. “Life is what you make it and success comes hard and not without its failures but oh how sweet it is both mentally and rewarding. Larry knows as do many of you. thanks Larry for great lessons daily

A man is not a success because he has never failed, but because failure has never stopped him.