Here’s the Problem with Average
By A.L. Royce Average people have lots of “should do’s.” For example, an average person wanting to lose weight would say, “I ‘should’ eat fewer cookies if I want to lose weight, but I’ll start that tomorrow.” Or, if they’re like most people and want to create wealth in a way that gives them the time and freedom to pursue their true dreams and purpose, an average person might say…“I ‘should’ review that presentation, but I don’t have time to read.” And then they’ll go mindlessly scroll through social media for an hour, binge watch a season on Netflix for 8 hours, or watch a mind-numbing TV show. Tony Robbins likes to say that average people have so many “should do’s” that they eventually “should” themselves to death. But being average is not your future. You have decided that you refuse to be average, and you MUST achieve that dream swirling around in your mind and heart all day long. Here’s th...