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If You've Ever Felt Like Quitting

Dear Jeth,

I have.

You get down, you're having challenges, and you ask
yourself, "Is this worth it."

There's a part of you that feels like 'throwing in the
towel'.

Calling it a day.

Quitting on your dreams.

I've been there.

It took me 7 years. 7. To see 'the way'.

So, if you're having challenges, if you're frustrated, at
whatever level you're at, I understand.

I do. Big time.

I want to share an excerpt from one of my favorite books,
Think and Grow Rich, by the GREAT Napoleon Hill.

After you read this, I want you to FEEL a renewed -SURGE-
in your mind, body, and soul that YOU can achieve your
goals.

That you can own the house you want, take 2 more vacations
a year, live on a boat for 6 months if you want, my point
being.

Designing and living the LIFE you desire, got it?

From 'Think and Grow Rich' (Chapter 1).

Before success comes in any person's life, they are sure to
meet with much temporary defeat, and, perhaps, some failure.
When defeat overtakes a person the easiest and logical thing
to do is to quit.

That is exactly what the majority of people do.

More than five hundred of the most successful men this
country has ever known told the author their greatest
success came just one step BEYOND the point at which defeat
had overtaken them.

Failure is a trickster with a keen sense of irony and
cunning. It takes great delight in tripping one when success
is almost within reach.

--

Do you realize that YOU'RE going to accomplish great things
in your life?

Do you realize that?

Start today SEEING in your mind the person you want to
BECOME and the LIFE you want to lead.

Just like when you're about to take a picture with a
camera.

HOLD THAT PICTURE (in your mind).

Take action and MOVE towards it.

You're not going to quit. You're not going to 'throw in the
towel.

You're going to take what you learn, from yourself, the
marketplace, make adjustments and make your move.

YOU can do it. No doubt about that.

Your Coach,

Mike

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