You bet. I am a case in point. I think back to when I thought I was going to play professional football (and only played one year in college); I had certain beliefs and certain goals. I switched directions with my life and my beliefs changed. I then worked for an international organization and traveled to almost 30 countries (www.aiesec.org). My beliefs and goals changed again. I then worked for corporations like MasterCard and Yahoo! and my beliefs evolved again. And now I run my own company, I have been married for nine years, have two little girls, and my beliefs are evolving again.

You’re on the right path. The key is to get clear about what is important to you. What do you care about? What do you want to achieve now that you are older and wiser? And then take a look at the beliefs you would need to have in order to achieve your new direction.

Thanks for a great post!

Best to you,

David

Best to you,

David

Thanks again for the post!

Best to you,

David

Great point! You summarized a key strategy that we focus on at The Momentum Project (www.themomentumproject.com). What can you do everyday to keep your momentum going? Frequent small victories over time add up to great achievements. When you look at the success stories of notable figures, they rarely win the lottery to achieve their success. They take the deliberate steps you suggest are needed to achieve victory.

Thanks Manny for a great post!

Best to you,

David

Your post gets right to the core of the article! We all fear to some degree what we do not know. Even success brings change and introduces new opportunities and challenges that we have not yet experienced; this naturally causes some fear in us. And of course the fear of failure looms large. The best antidote to these challenges is to have a mission that is so meaningful that it gives us the courage to navigate our uncertainty and keep moving forward toward our goals.

Thanks Cari as always for your thoughtful post!

Best to you,

David

Best to you,

David

Best to you,

David

Great to hear from you! The parenting workshop sounds great; they were giving great advice! And EJ is a wise young woman (who has a wise young mom!).

Best to you,

David

Thanks for the insiteful article, and the practical suggestions for tapping into the unconscious. We often take our beliefs for granted without exploring them in depth. You have helped us understand the power of the unconscious. We can accomplish our goals, and more by digging “deep” within ourselves and using that most valuable resource, the unconscious. Thanks again…you have sent me to the library to learn more about the unconscious. Learning is fun and you certainly have the gift of inspiration. Many thanks David, Lillian