Following the Law
Success-minded
people face a curious problem as they begin to move forward in achieving their
goals. They begin by deciding on their destination and taking action
to start their journey. Success-minded
people know that they need to control their habits, actions, and decisions.
We seek to control, pray for
control and take control only to discover that we are now out of control.
The fact is, you really are not
out of control, and you have just triggered the process of achievement. One of the realities of success that many get
confused is that of natural increase.
People tend to think that the laws of nature and success are stacked
against them. They must fight and
struggle every inch of the way. The fact
is, the laws of nature and success are stacked for you. Once you get on track, they will rush you
toward success faster than you ever imagined.
Allow me to touch on these
principles and show you how they are all working toward your success, not
against it.
"Goals allow you to control the direction of change in your
favor."
- Brian Tracy
Author/Speaker
The Laws of Success:
Just as there are natural laws
and spiritual laws, there are also laws of success. These laws are definite and do not
change. They have always been and always
will be. Everyone who has ever achieved
any success have done so within these laws; whether they accept these laws or
not. It is like gravity. You can say you do not believe in gravity and
that you are not bound by gravity because you refuse to recognize it. However, if you jump off the roof, you will
hit the ground – every time!
The laws of success are things
like setting written goals and plans of action.
Taking action continually and never giving up. When we know what we want, how we will get it
and are willing to do what we must and work hard, we cannot fail. This is what makes us determined to achieve
our goals and allows us to never give up.
As the great Babe Ruth said, “You cannot beat a man who will never give
up.”
The Law of Cause And Effect:
It is a fact, not a theory, that
when you take certain actions you will get certain results. This is true when you begin to achieve your
goals. Taking decisive action will cause
the very results you seek. If you take
action to better your education by enrolling in classes, the result will not be
an improvement in woodworking skills (unless the class is in woodworking).
Decisive action is directed at
something you wish to achieve. It is not
just motion. Motion is not an action. Many people run around crazy and think that
they are taking action, only to find in the end they have not achieved a
thing. You must know what you want and
move in that direction.
You Were Created for This
One of the great spiritual laws
is that we are all created for a purpose.
No one is here who does not have a purpose. Does that mean that we all are living the
life we were created to live? Far from it.
Most people live out their lives with their dreams trapped inside of
them. They have no fulfillment and no
satisfaction at the end of their days.
That is not how you were created to live.
We must all find our purpose and
live in that purpose above all things.
How do you find your purpose?
Discover your dream. Your dream
is the thing you have always wanted to do and it has never left your
thoughts. Some think that our purpose
will be something we don’t want to do.
It is what you were created to do.
There is nothing that will make you happier, give you greater
fulfillment than living out your purpose.
When you feel out of control,
remember that you are just moving along in the current of success. The faster you go the more you are
achieving. It is a race car champion, Mario Andretti said, “If you have everything
under control, you’re not moving fast enough.”
You can learn more about Personal Development from author and speaker,
John Patrick Hickey. To get his books,
training and book him to speak to your church, business or group, visit our
website at www.johnpatrickhickey.com. Be sure to sign up for
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© 2019 John Patrick
Hickey. No part of this may be reprinted or published without the permission of the author.
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