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The Nomad Movement is offering to many an opportunity to focus on the benfit to people and allows the possible reduction of THINGS.
Clay Forsberg says it better than I ever could.
I also believe Business formats will continue to evolve regardless the naysayers.
Clay Forsberg presents the reality so often missed by talking heads and sound bytes.
The disturbing part was a quote Clay used from a writer, in Los Angeles, who seemed to be concerned that the Nomad Movement “will cause upheaval that government (local, state and federal) won’t be able to keep up with. That seems to scare him for the future of his children.”
Those of us with reasonable Business Mindsets believe the problem is the Government intrusion n the day to day development and growth of Business
The Nomad Movement is offering to many an opportunity to focus on the benfit to people and allows the possible reduction of THINGS.
Clay Forsberg says it better than I ever could.
I also believe Business formats will continue to evolve regardless the naysayers.
Clay Forsberg presents the reality so often missed by talking heads and sound bytes.
The disturbing part was a quote Clay used from a writer, in Los Angeles, who seemed to be concerned that the Nomad Movement “will cause upheaval that government (local, state and federal) won’t be able to keep up with. That seems to scare him for the future of his children.”
Those of us with reasonable Business Mindsets believe the problem is the Government intrusion n the day to day development and growth of Business
These words seem to emerge in many conversations about a Business Mindset. Since revisiting some of my old Favorites and being active in the Master Key Master Mind Alliance, I have realized that Proactive trumps Reactive all the time
Recently won a Kindle Fire from a contest hosted by my good friend, Robert Dempsey. One of my first Kindle purchases was the acclaimed book, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, by Stephen Covey.
It did not take me long into the book to realize Stephen Covey and I share the same thought of living a Proactive
life, rather than waste time wallowing the mire of Reactive Victimization. Stephen Covey sees Proactive living as the foundation of the other 6 Habits, and therefore goes into great detail in defining PROACTIVE behavior in the 1st chapters.
We both agree that Proactive Behavior is the act of taking charge of our lives is being responsible for it and taking all actions necessary to become the master of our own destiny. We are all born with the opportunity of choice and that becomes a principle underlying a Proactive Mindset since we have the choice on how we respond to what happens to us in our daily lives and it is our reaction to those circumstances that determine how things affect us.
Those who lack the Proactive Habit are seen as being more Reactive, seeing themselves as victims of circumstance, and are usually unable to change their reactions and therefore tend to feel enslaved.
I have observed over the past couple of decades that the word Victim crops up in daily conversation on a regular basis. Those who feel victimized are Reacting to what other people or persons are saying about them instead of focusing on the facts that they command about themselves. This Mindset that causes phrases such as “he makes me so mad” or “she made me feel bad” are examples of a victim mindset language.
This attitude is fostered, in my opinion, through the Education System and in many instances, the Pulpit.
A central government is more likely to grow if the populace can consider themselves in a Reactive, Victim, Mindset.
So what are we doing about it?
Start by:
Instead of reacting to circumstances and waiting for opportunities, get off your duff and create your own events and opportunities.
Being proactive allows YOU to consciously engineer your own events.
Stephen Covey points out that there’s a gap between stimulus and response, and within that gap lies the potential for us to choose our response.
The gap seems to be the spot where we may rely on our intuition?
Do we choose based on the information from others or based on our personal experiences and/or that sixth sense, that seems to be most powerful.
Four special human endowments give us this power: