Rob Moshe

You know those “Know it all” types? The ones that can go on and on telling you how much they know about this and that. Though they can be annoying there are some lessons you can learn from them.
One lesson is that because they believe they “know”, they speak with a high level of confidence. And the second is that very often they actually know a few things about what they are talking about, and because they are confident they share and people listen. And furthermore, because they are confident about their knowledge it can actually put them in a very creative and solution oriented state of mind.

Your opportunity to be a “Guru” and have others listen intently.

This is a project for people who want to take their success to the next level, and who might need a topic for their first video.

The prize for the best “Guru” will be a Three Free Hours of Coaching.

The Format:

Imagine that you have just hit the fast forward button on your life. When you hit stop you are standing on a podium as the guest speaker for a most special event. Its the annual success symposium, and you are the Key Note speaker. You are there to tell your story. To tell everyone how you did it.

Now hit play on the video and tell us how “You Did It”.

Remember this is not a what I would do, this is how you did it. It’s not planning, It’s reflecting.

I would also suggest dressing properly for the video. You would not where pajamas to such a momentous occasion.

Video Length: 5 to 15 minutes.

Submission: Place your link in the comment section and it will be added to the post.

Deadline for submissions: Thursday, March 19, 2009

Voting: From Friday, March 20 to Sunday March 22 Midnight EST.

Winner Prize: 3 Hours of Coaching To Help You Further Realize Your Goals

Have you ever had that moment, where you suddenly decide you are ready for change?

It might be that point of deepest frustration, where you will no longer tolerate the state that you are in, or it might be when you are at a high point in your life and you decide that you just want to go for more.

Next thing you know you are visualising the realization of your goal where you are (put in your own vision here) and you are ready to succeed.

Day 1

All out effort towards the realization your goal, you are not just accomplishing the goal, you ARE the goal

Day 2

Day gets of two a bad start. Half way through the day you remember your goal and put a little effort in.

Day 3

The day was more than stressful. You go to bed at the days end, and just as you are nodding off you remember about your goal.

As you drift off to sleep your goal joins the other goals that have come before it. It becomes just another dream.

You had such great intentions. What went wrong?

The proverb goes “The journey of 1000 miles begins with one step”.

Why one step?

Why not say “The journey of 1000 miles takes 5,280,000. Get moving” ??

Because you would try to cover as many steps in that first day that by the end of that day you would be exhausted, and after three days of pushing yourself really hard you would give up.

As important as it is to envision the success of your goal, it is equally important to plan the steps to get there.

Once you know what your goal is and you have planed the process to achieve that goal, then you begin to only focus on the process “the one step”.

And as those steps add up you start to do them subconsciously, they become habits.

One easy step at a time, and before you know it you will have reached your goal.

If I would ask you if you can walk 1000 miles you might reflexively think it quite unlikely. Interestingly though, the average person takes 4000-6000 steps a day. Which means that in the past 3-4 years you walked 1000miles.

You didn’t even realize it, but you did it ONE STEP AT A TIME.