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Most of us want to know how to become an expert. An expert in what, you might ask? An expert in anything you want.
Now this topic is large. But I will try to make it shot for this blog.
I have been doing seminars for over 20 years now on a professional level. And I see that most people will buy the products and take them home. Then days, weeks and sometime even years go by and they never open the product. Don’t become one of these people.
To become an expert in whatever you want is simple. But most simple things we don’t do. We say “I will do it tomorrow” and tomorrow never comes.
PowerTools:
1) When you buy a product or service to make you or your career excel, take action and do the work.
2) Go to every seminar, workshop and expert that you can find and become the best student.
3) Choose what it is you want to become an expert in and go do it!
Look, life will give you outs. But don’t take them. Stay in the path, work on your craft, and don’t ever give up. Ever! And you will become The Expert!
Live Life,
Bert Oliva
The stone drops in the lake, marking the water momentarily on its decent. Small concentric circles begin to appear around the now invisible mark, getting larger and larger until they reach the lake’s edge.
“No, I can’t do that.” I say and hang up the phone. The atmosphere around me indents at my action momentarily and then bounces back. Small concentric circles begin to appear in the atmosphere around the now invisible mark, getting larger and larger until they reach the edge of my reality.
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The Ripple Effect. It seems to be kind a catch phrase in today’s world. Anything we do will affect something else. A butterfly flaps its wings in Japan and a tsunami happens on the other side of the world…
I’m a firm believer in the ripple effect. Not necessarily on such a dramatic scale as the butterfly, but most certainly on a personal level. As Bert says in his “Own Your Life” audio program, “Small changes can have a big effect.” He’s right.
Over the past few years since I started working with BOWA, I’ve made quite a few relatively small changes, but each caused a ripple effect within me and subsequently with those I interact with. For instance, the most powerful tool I think Bert ever reintroduced to me was the journal. I now take at least 5 minutes a day and write about what I’m feeling. Simple right? Yes, but those few moments of introspection now help me understand myself better. When I work my journal properly, it helps me see when I’m heading into a negative state before I can even feel it, which then gives me time to try to avert that state entirely.
I’m by no means perfect at this. In fact, oftentimes I forget to journal at the times I need it most. All I’m saying is, the power of one small action, like picking up a pen a few minutes a day, can ripple through your life like a tsunami.
Leave A Comment →Do you listen to your little voice? Are you paying attention to the questions you’re asking yourself at times? What about the answers you give yourself?
I really want you to think about what I’m asking you. Many times, I have seen people that always give advice. And they give incredible advice. However, they seem not to listen to their own advice most of the time.
I really believe we all have a sixth sense at times; that little voice inside ourselves. But we are not listening to it or seem to avoid it and we end up doing the wrong things most of the time.
Become more aware of what your little voice is telling you. I’m not say it’s always right. What I’m saying is listen to it. Pay attention…
PowerTools:
1) Take note of the questions you’re asking yourself every day.
2) When giving advice, notice how your advice can help yourself.
3) Write down what your little voice is telling you most of the time. Pay attention to the messages you see there.
Look, I’m not saying that I have all the answers. All I’m saying is, if you pay attention to your life, life will look so much more different.
Live Life,
Bert Oliva