10,000 Hours

Have you put in your 10,000 hours yet?

So many people start something. A business, a hobbie, a skill. They can measure in the begining the growth of where they were when they began but the growth does not happen as rapidly as when they went from bad to noticibly better.

Most people give up and quit. . .

Tragic. There will always be great growth in the begining of anything you do in life. You can always go from bad to better. It may even seem you are good. The transition from bad to good takes only interest.

Good doesn't get noticed, Great does. The transition from good to great takes more then interest it takes commitment.

There needs to be commitment to the process. It has been said that the atheletes we recognize today are being recognized for their successes on stage as result of many private failures. How many?

Well the average amount of time in the process is 10,000 hours. Is this going take committment? 10,000 hours?

To put this number into perspective 10,000 hours at 40 hours a week will be 5 years. 5 years of committed activity. This is only a part of the commitment. . .

The second part of the committment is the VISION. How much passion do you really have for the end result.

Here is the relationship of the 10,000 hours-

You will need a vision for what you want life to look like 5 years from now, then you will need the the pathway to achieve this, these are the goals, then you will need the activities that make your ordinary activities extra-ordinary. These activities are the 10,000 hours.

Reviewing from today forward- commit the hours of activity that will achieve the goals that will manifest the vision.

If the activities look flat at any time adjust the vision to be more focused then adjust the goals, then burrow on the belief of the vision to get excited about the activity.

Take a dream building workshop, too many people stop dreaming at age 18 and this muscle needs some serious conditioning.

Joshua Andrus
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