Kenya Bitter Truth

To put yourself for future, here is one of the most crucial principles you can always see: “ the time belongs to that competent. ” that time belongs to those men and women who are very good at what they do. Pat Riley, at his novel this success Within, published, “ If you are not dedicated to getting better in what you are feeling, you are held to take worse. ” to phrase it another way, Anything not as much as the commitment to superior performance on the part is the unconscious acceptance of mediocrity. It used to be that you wanted to be excellent to grow over the competition in the business. Today, you must be excellent yet to make the work in the business. That is the world of dominance: The better we make, the better we're able to go. To learn intensely, we get to be enthusiastic about it. To be enthusiastic about something, we need to take some degree of competency or dominance. This implies that we usually go out as beginners in the catch-22 situation. It's difficult to s...

Question: What is the first thing EVERY entrepreneur hears?   Answer: “You can’t do that.”   I’ve heard it a million times.   But rich dad said, “the difference between an average entrepreneur and a successful one is the ability to turn ideas into millions of dollars.”   While teaching me how to turn my ideas into assets, rich dad often said, “When you first set out to turn your ideas into your personal fortune, many people will say, ‘You can’t do that.’   Always remember that nothing kills your great ideas more than people with small ideas and limited imaginations.”   Rich dad gave me two reasons he thought people tended to say, “You can’t do that.”   1.      They say, “You can’t do that,” (even if you are doing what they say you cannot do) not because you can’t do it, but because they can’t do it. 2.      They say, “You can’t do that,” because they cannot see what you are doing.   YOU are about to see that you can d...

Right now, there is a battle for your soul.   It’s really the battle of great vs. mediocre.   When we are presented with a business idea or an opportunity those around us usually tell us all the reasons we can’t do it.   But…   Sometimes it’s not others that say, “You can’t do that.”   It can often be our own minds.   In those times, our will is tested and we are experiencing the battle between our spirit and our mind.   One of rich dad’s favorite quotes from Einstein was:   “Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds.”   We all possess both a great spirit and a mediocre mind. The challenge in turning our ideas into a million-dollar asset is often the battle between our own great spirits and our own, often-mediocre, minds.   Whenever a person’s mediocre mind begins to oppose their own great spirits, I always remind them of what my rich dad said to me:   “There are many people with great ideas, but v...