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The Success Journey


The Success (the accomplishment of one's goals) Journey





Having awareness of what's important - God, dreams, family, husband, children, finances, self-development, friends, ministry.

Everyday we work out of the things that are important to us - these are our priorities - put people before things



Choose your top 3 priorities & why they are important, then then what would you like to see in 20/30 years


What will you do everyday, weekly, monthly, quarterly, yearly to increase areas of your life that are important to you - Be Realistic

Start each day with prayer & scripture.

Seek first the kingdom of God...do not worry - Matthew 6:33-34
    

Take The Lord as your business partner - Ps 32:8
The Lord directs the steps of the godly. He delights in every detail of our lives. Psalm 37:23

Proverbs 16:3 Commit your work to The Lord & your plans will succeed

Put activities on your calendar as commitment - IPA's, reconnect with customers.




Open up your calendar, pray over it & ask God to fill it with divine appointments.

We are like the 5 people we hang with - make list - family counts as one.
    

Stay the course - Be committed to holding yourself accountable.
        Power Partner/Accountability Partner/Prayer Partner.
        5am Friend - we all need one - who is yours?

Little changes makes significant differences

We all have different destinations in life it's up to us to enjoy the journey

Each day is a gift - Make it Count.

Attitude is e everything!

ANT's - automatic negative thoughts. Never let ANT's turn into...
I CANT's - I Certainly Am Not Trying

These are words & thoughts that should never be used when it comes to growing a business

Without Purpose, Passion & a Plan it's easy to let other things get in the way of your business

Don't expect your life to change if you aren't willing to change the way you live.


Blessings,

Cheryl

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