Thank you for this post. I appreciate you for sharing it. I think the ‘right thing’ tends to be what I as an artist/professional am passionate about and therefore willing to commit to. In doing so, I do not succumb (all the time) to ‘herd mentality’, ‘habit’, and/or the ‘comfort zone.’ Those influences may at times be hard to ward off.

Innovation, creativity, and vision are wonderful attributes. Yet, they require passion, faith, and commitment. Success comes to those that seek it in its varied forms and by their respective definition and needs.

Vivienne, thank you again for your insights and allowing us to be privy to your personal reflections.

Adrienne Zurub
Author
‘Notes From the Mothership The Naked Invisibles’

You have exposed the true essense of a Millionaire Mindset & I believe that whoever read your post & understand the message within will truly benefit from it.

I fully agreed with the statement “unlearning is the 1st step to success” because many people failed in life because they failed to understand that what & who they are today are the direct result of their thought & action in the past.

Often, our mind are conditioned from young to fail in life from the largely negative experiences & influence of our working class peers & thus we grow up thinking & doing things that are destined to lead us to failure in the later part of our life no matter how hard we work & strive in our job.

Thus, the 1st step to success is to recognise & understand that our current situation is a product of our past choice & direction and that in order to change our life for the better, we have to think & do things differently in the way that will lead us to the path of success.

Through unlearning, we will freed ourself of the path that have led us to our present situation and open up our mind to new ideas and enhance our ability to learn from the experiences of others who have already achieved success in life.

Therefore, it is through an open mind & heart that we can then receive infinite opportunity & success.

=== ===

Hi Bob
I just learned something new: It’s not about time management but about life management. I can resonate with T Harv Eker, so linking his teaching with real life comes easy. Anyway, it was a pleasure to do. When it’s fun, it’s no longer a chore. BTW, we are all awesome :)

Thanks for taking the time to write and share. It reminds all of us.

I am especially appreciative as I consider how busy we all are, but you find the time to share.

You are awesome. Keep it up.

Love & rgds
Bob Koh