So, what does Brendon Burchard’s first Declaration of Meeting Life with Full Presence and Power
mean? Well, it means a lot of things like a better future can be imagined in
segments of time, but it is only in this time that a better future can be
built. We have to ask ourselves what kind of person and what kind of experience
do we want to choose to manifest right now? Those that have such presence of
mind get to live a life that is connected (united), real and positive. In the
end, the sunshine of enlightenment spreads to those who understand that the
moments in our lives must not go unnoticed and unlived.
How about Declaration 2 of Reclaiming Our Agenda? Sadly, many people get stuck in life because
they never rise above their timid desires to please others. We must learn to
artfully deal with anyone who tries to derail our mission, even if they are
family. Let’s take back our day tomorrow by scribing our dreams tonight. Let’s
create our own Manifesto, our own Declaration! After all, let’s not forget that
human nature naturally steers us toward self-reliance and freedom… Let ring the
freedom bell and Declare our own Freedom!
In discussing Brendon Burchard’s Declaration 3, Defeating our Demons we must remember
that our own thoughts defeat us more than circumstances do. We are all plagued
by doubt, but the great ones somehow find faith and begin anyways. Once again,
these few are not lucky; they simply are more intentional and more practiced at
defeating their internal demons.
Now let’s look at the bright side of this, Enlightenment
comes to those who free themselves from self-oppression. And in contrast, if
you choose to look at the dark side of all of this and want to think about what
doubt does to us… think about this… because of doubt, not only do we fail to do
what we could have done, but even worse; we fail to become what we could have become.
Now onto Declaration 4, Advance with Abandon. Our destiny hinges on a mindset for bold
action. Courageous people see circumstances as temporary. They know reality is
bendable to their iron will.
However, it’s important to remember though that in
Declaration 4, once again, the most common sticking point is that we desire to
gain permission from those we trust
and love. We’re going to have to deal with this seeking permission thing if we
truly want to be free and successful. In addition, we must also remember that
hardships are good because only in hardships can our weaknesses be exposed and
then finally expelled…
Declaration 5 of Practicing
Joy and Gratitude reminds us that life is a journey, a trying and exciting
adventure whose destination matters less than the passions and freedoms felt
along the way. After all, what is our life’s purpose if it’s not to live? And
by living, we all need to be reminded of that miraculous life energy that
brought us into existence.
Where is that miraculous life energy today? It’s still
there if we know where to look. And while we’re looking, we should not focus on
the shadows in the corner of the room and be so foolish to miss the fact that
the shadow only exist because the room is illuminated. Find that illumination
in the dark among the shadows and we’ll find our life energy that will just so
happen coincide with joy and gratitude.
Next month we'll talk about the last 4 Declarations of the Motivation Manifesto.
Dan Blanchard is an award-winning author, speaker, educator; a parenting expert and a certified life-coach!
www.GranddaddysSecrets.com
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