I Made Work My Best Friend Cosmic Ordering Secrets Scam

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No Days Off! No Plays Off! From fat and lazy to amazing. Cosmic Ordering Secrets Review I made work my best friend. I was watching the TV show Shark Tank the other night when I saw a teenager year old pitching his product to the sharks. The sharks didn't bite and he left with no funding. But he didn't quit. Now he is running a million dollar company. This brought back memories of when I was a teenager. When I was 10 years old I started watering grasses in my neighborhood to make money. When I was 12 I had a flyer distribution business. I started a catering business when I was 14 and a vending machine business when I was 16. I had up to 22 locations for my vending machine business.

I was fat and lazy. I just got by on what talent I had. I found that I could talk my way out of trouble. I could wrap certain teachers around my fingers. I had the gift of gab and I used it to pass my classes. I could enroll people into my vision.

I had a history of looking for the short cuts, get rich quick schemes, anything that could get me a quick buck. I thought the laws of success didn't apply to me (shaking my head). I had short term success in almost everything I have done. But sustaining that success is where I dropped the ball.

It took me 25 years to develop a work ethic. 25 years to learn that success is a long arduous journey. Success is developing habits that get you the end results that you desire. I adopted the Be, Do, and then Have philosophy. Don't make my mistake of waiting do develop a work ethic.I have read over 200 books on personal development, personal finance, real estate investment, sales, and marketing. Reading doesn't do anything but fill you with knowledge. Knowledge is useless until you put it into action. Which I failed to do.

When I was 35 I had an epiphany. You can say I leaned into developing a work habit. I was living in a one bedroom apartment with my mother and sister (I know very attractive huh). I didn't have a car and I had the lowest paying position at my job. I was $88,000 in debt and I was living paycheck to paycheck. I was burned out on real estate and was wondering what happened to the money I made.I went to work and came home. I was depressed didn't have a clue on what business I was going to do. This is where I started to develop my work ethic. This is how I made work my best friend.

I sat down and wrote down what I liked to do. I searched for my passion. I found my passion of speaking, writing, and vowed that I would succeed online. You need to find your passion. Work with your strengths and talents.It wasn't like a light switch. I just didn't flip it on. It took time to develop my love for work. I started writing blogs, articles, and making videos. I joined a affiliate marketing company and learned how to market online. I called into a mastermind call every week and went back to reading books. But this time I implemented everything I learned.

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Success is a grueling, learning, grinding and laborious journey. People are seduced by the microwave mentality of today's society. You are told that you can lose 40lbs in a week, reduce 20 years of aging with a cream, and become a millionaire in 90 days for 3 easy payments of.People are slaves to instant gratification and this is what causes failures in business. You don't see results right away and are frustrated. The promises of secret formulas, quick fixes, and magic pills are shoved into your mind everyday. I know I was slave to instant gratification too.

I leaned in to loving work. I leaned into becoming an author and speaker. I made work my best friend. My dreams are where I wanted to go, but work was the only way I would get there. It took me 3 years to write 100 original articles. 3 years to have 600 blog post. 3 years to find my partners. 3 years to have a company that will produce six figures.All because I made work my best friend. It was daily consistent action that got me to this point. Yes, most of it is grinding and mundane. You have to add enthusiasm to your work to make it fun. That's why working in your passion is vital for success.

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