Five Secrets to Creating a “Goal” Medal Life – Part II

Written by Ed Sykes


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Who is your mastermind group?

4. Embrace Challenges Michael’s challenges began before his first Olympics. He was a son of divorced parents. Yet, he never used that as an excuse. Afterrepparttar 2000 Summer Olympics, his challenge was how do I become a gold medal athlete? He took a hard look at himself and received feedback from his mastermind group concerning how to make his weaknesses his strengths, and how to make his strengthsrepparttar 122956 best inrepparttar 122957 world. He attacked those weaknesses with gusto everyday in practice.

When wasrepparttar 122958 last time you askedrepparttar 122959 question, “How can I improve my skills to becomerepparttar 122960 best?”

5. Never Give Up! Ms. Phelps joked withrepparttar 122961 audience that as a mother, Michael’s style of swimming made her crazy. You see, Michael, is a “comeback” swimmer. In most cases, he is behind in his races. Then atrepparttar 122962 last moment, with a burst of energy and an iron-willed belief he will win, he comes from behind to winrepparttar 122963 race. He believes that he can win every race as long as he is inrepparttar 122964 pool. He never gives up on his belief that he can win.

Do you believe that you can win every race?

As Ms. Phelps leftrepparttar 122965 ballroom, we embraced; and she wished merepparttar 122966 best. As she walked outrepparttar 122967 door, I thought thatrepparttar 122968 Phelps family is truly living a “goal” medal life…and you can too. Start today.

Ed Sykes is a professional speaker, author, and success coach in the areas of leadership, motivation, stress management, customer service, and team building. You can e-mail him at mailto:esykes@thesykesgrp.com, or call him at (757) 427-7032. Go to his web site, http://www.thesykesgrp.com, and signup for the newsletter, OnPoint, and receive the free ebook, "Empowerment and Stress Secrets for the Busy Professional."


What do you need to do to be successful?

Written by graham and julie


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However, zeal and enthusiasm alone are useless. It’s like driving a car at full speed without knowingrepparttar destination. Alone they will not bring you success, but coupled with an aim and objective, a focus, a passion, a desire to constantly improve and courage then, likerepparttar 122955 sportsperson,repparttar 122956 world is your oyster.

When you do something you love doing, time is immaterial and happiness and personal growth naturally follow. You work because you want to and enjoy it. You are fulfilling your passion and boy it shows. People buy your enthusiasm, your excitement. They can seerepparttar 122957 excitement in your eyes; they can read it in your writings.

Look at your business and materials: Do they show excitement, passion? Would you buy from you, your site, if you were a customer?

The secret to success in life is simple:

If you haverepparttar 122958 power of determination in your thoughts, every task is possible.

Those who are successful in their chosen field have an extraordinary degree of self confidence. They know they are living their passion. The only thing on their minds is to berepparttar 122959 best. To give their best at every opportunity. They know thatrepparttar 122960 key to success is their mental toughness.

What about you? There are no shortcuts. You can only be successful because you have a passion andrepparttar 122961 zeal and enthusiasm to work hard and conquer your inappropriate habits. The talent to focus and refocus your activities. The courage to stand out fromrepparttar 122962 crowd. It’s notrepparttar 122963 money that drives people to success it’srepparttar 122964 game, it’s wanting to berepparttar 122965 best. Do you have what it takes? Can you do what you need to do to be successful?

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