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Tomorrow is the day we celebrate our independence here in the States, so it’s a leisurely holiday weekend.  I’m in Atlanta playing in a softball tournament.  But before I head to the fields, here’s a little challenge to get your brain cells moving a little.

That’s the problem with discipline.  It takes discipline.   And the father you go on the path toward enlightenment, the more discipline you need.  But here’s the really good news about it…

Most of us hate discipline.  But the truth is, we all need it.  And appreciate it, if we do any serious thinking about it at all.  

We all love times of joy.  And we all want more joy in our lives.  But how much joy is already there?  Joy that you might be failing to appreciate?  

Life never stops giving us a chance for new beginnings.  Some of these we like and look forward to.  Like a new job, a new bike, or a new house.  And some of these we don’t want to see.  Like when we lose someone we love.  

We all need coaches.  And in many different areas.  A coach can rise above your emotions or preconceived opinions in situations and see things that you wouldn’t notice.  A swing coach can help a golfer or a baseball player.  A career coach can help you make the right decisions.  Whether it is your stance, goal setting, or even mental mindset the right coach can help you achieve much more than you could do for yourself.  

In a few posts last week we looked at what happens when you are exposed to your “deal of a lifetime.”  I believe the average person gets offered a deal of a lifetime about every two years.  They just don’t become the lifetime deals because they don’t recognize or act on most of them. 

So let me ask you: Are you struggling in your business or career right now? Are you doing well or “OK” but you want to do better?

So with all the hype about Twitter, what’s the real truth?  Is it the next big thing, a social media marketing breakthrough – or a monumental time waster, with people twittering and frittering their lives away with endless updates about what they had for lunch?

Last post I told you about the discipline I needed to get out of bed and fly out west for a business venture.  Here’s the other part of the equation: