All of us tell stories about ourselves. Stories define us.
When we want someone to know us, we share stories of our childhoods, our families, our school years, our first loves, our achievements, and so on.
Fast forward 100 days to April and think for a moment about the story you are going to tell yourself and repeat numerous times to others.
Will it be a story of...
REDEMPTION and how you turned things around are on a hot streak.
MASSIVE SUCCESS and how you started fast, focused and on fire.
REGRET and how you let so many opportunities slip by.
EXCUSES and how hard it was to get anything done in the first 100 days.
You must accept this reality...in 100 days, your story will have been written, and the narrative of that story will be a direct
the result of your inner dialog, choices and corresponding performance.
The first chapter of your story is waiting to be written...
Is it going to be seen as the sad consequence of neglect, poor character, lack of direction and ambition, or will it be an inspiring example of talent put to good use in the intense pursuit of clearly defined goals?
Could you show to the world how to get more done in the first 100 days of the New Year than most people do over the course of 10 years?
So, what's your story?
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