Time to head to Arizona for a little time off in the sun. I haven't been in a while and am hoping it will be a great trip. Mixing a little work in with some promotion of a great band, Headroom Live. It's great to watch people grow and develop in business, it drives me. In this time of recession and recovery, I am excited to have such a will to work. If I did not have allies, I'd probably be a bum for lack of motivation. I love the work in itself, but the effect on the people around me really makes me want to get better, learn more and have more time to devote to the re-structuring of our social system and economic playing field.
Every time I say to myself that I have reached my limit or that I'm past my limit, I have the instant emotional response that it's just not true. Like most, throughout my life I've had a variety of experiences, some pretty harsh trials and many lessons in endurance and perseverance. Here's a few tips on how to keep going when you feel there is no possible way you can. 1. Ignore reality. Not completely, but in some ways ignore the elements that make you feel there is no way out. Relationships that are ending, finances that are drained and the faith of others in your talents that has just run out are all real and actual problems. In personal and professional realms, there are times when you just can't see moving forward nor feel you have the strength to do so. I suggest you ignore it a little and get out of your current perspective. I can recall the day I drove into Millcreek Broadcasting, a small Utah radio group, to apply for a job. At twenty two I hadn't h...
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