Making Time for Opportunity

Yes, Randy I wholeheartedly agree. This post just gave me the answer I need for the Toastmasters club I’m involved in. Come Monday evening I WILL run for a position. You S-T-R-E-T-C-H-E-D and won. I’ll do the same. Thanks, Philip Giordani

Even though I’m not running from Budhapest to Moscow and then back to film a TV show yet, I still have to make time for opportunities however big or small. The small opportunities to meet with a friend I haven’t seen in years could just lead me to my next great leader!

Thanks for this Randy!

Hey Randy,
Your Wisdom on making time for opportunity is priceless.
Most people are so busy making money.
They do not take time to listen to a a wealth building opportunity. Have a Great Day and Get Some Rest !!
Your Health is Your Wealth
Peace

Hi Randy,
Sometimes a second before I move on there is an inner voice shouting, hold on go back and look at it again. I go back check it out and then fear enters the game which makes everything much more challenging. But my big worry is about the times when I am too blind to see the opportunity and it pass me before I even noticed it. So for me the challenge is to stay tuned 24/7 because sometimes it can come in a dream.
Regarding your previous post, Schedule recharging days off so universe will not have to force you to take them.
Thank you for being such a great mentor.
To your health and wisdom,
Danit

There ARE times when chasing opportunity takes you off your mission and holds you back.

T. Boone Pickens said, “the older I get the more I see a straight path where I want to go. If you’re going to hunt elephants, don’t get off the trail for a rabbit.”

The trick is to be clear about your mission in life and keep your eye on the elephant.

I couldn’t agree more. The more successful you become the more your flooded with GREAT opportunities.

I the key is to follow your gut and pick the right opportunities to pursue.

This happened to me recently when I received an email from a friend on an opportunity. I wasn’t looking and needed another business venture Like a needed a hole in the head. But when I saw it, and realized what the possibilities were. I looked at the other things I had going on and simply quit one of my programs where I wasn’t generating any cash flow, to make room for the new opportunity.

Hey Randy;

Sounds like your a busy guy. It’s become evident to me, that what ever we have put out into the universe is what ultimately comes back.

The trick here is knowing when to act. Sometimes rushing from one place to another tends to put a damper on what we can hear as far as guidance.

I’ve learned to just take a step back, and listen to what my higher self has to say. I found too often getting caught in doing just to do, that I would forget that action should be taken at the right time, and for the right reasons.

With anything, whether it’s business or anything else in our lives, I believe it’s about staying connected to your internal guidance system, about knowing when to act and the why it’s the right time to act.

All the best
Regards
Olga

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Great post. And how true!

I do think that is how we are tested. Let’s face it…we all tend to fill our time with whatever we are doing at the moment. Change…or opportunity demands a realignment of priorities.

So for me, when I see opportunity, I must change something I am doing if I want to take advantage of it.

In short…prioritize.

-RG,

Yes I’m always ready to listen to opportunities that come my way, but not to the point were they overwhelm what I’m doing.

I say that opportunity sometimes doesn’t knock it may just sand there quietly waiting to be noticed.

-djm

Opportunities sought are different than opportunities lived in. If you are chasing one it’s best not to be too distracted. If you live inside opportunity many appear that feed you for a day or so while the big game remains your primary goal. Organizing tasks and keeping commitments in alignment allows for saying yes without pain or frustration. If you are a one note horn the symphony some keep in play seems impossible. You may want to learn to play the harmonica next.

Usually new things come into our lives to replace the old ones, so I’m not afraid to give them a try when I really like them, I fit them into my schedule somehow…
Best wishes, Natasa

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Thanks for sharing this story RG… certainly gives us something to think about…

I always keep my ears and eyes open…but unless it just clicks me when I see it, if I am too busy, I might pass it up…

Have a nice day!

Federico

great point, well said

HWat’s I’ve found is tht I@m a whole lot more productive and achieve better resutls when I’m busy and stretched to the limit – they I prioritise and am more effecive. If I less to do or am avoiding them I get less done, am in a worse mood, and get irritable.

Best to have loads of things that cllaenge me… and stretch me to my edges – otherwise I get bored.

So I like to say YES – if it’s something that I’ve been intuitively guided to do… hen it means that my soul reckons I have space and place for it in my life.

You rock RG!