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  The restrictions of our hum-drum, rat-race lives hedge us in, so that our existence is more like economic slavery, tied to exchanging our too few hours for too few dollars, that although they pay the bills, were never designed to be enough to live life on our own terms. Too many people are controlled about where they live and growup, the schools they attend, the jobs they can get, the holidays they can take, and generally everything they can do, by people they might not even know, or who even care they exist.

  No matter where you are in your life, it doesn't have to stay that way. For things to change you can decide to change some things. However change is one thing that most of us avoid because it disrupts our "comfort zone" - the stuff we keep going back to because we find it comfortable and easy. 

  Beginning the change can be as simple as taking a sheet of paper and writing down what your future would look like if you had plenty of time and no money restrictions. There are many ways of doing this so let's just begin by looking at five basic but important attributes found in successful entrepreneurs...
  Lifestyle:
  How would your family live? Where would you live? What would you do or be, if time and money allowed you? Given the opportunity, how would you work on your own terms, and how much money would be flowing into your life on a regular basis.
  Wealth:
  Besides financial wealth, what projects would you invest in? What productive and meaningful relationships would you aspire to? What would you do to ensure the wealth of good health, physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually, both for you and those you love? How would you go about growing your wealth in every area of your life?
  Fun:
  What would you engage in to cater for the "fun" and enjoyment part of your life? Would it be sport, travel, the arts, hobbies, or even your life's work? Would it include helping less fortunate people have some fun in their life? 
  Mentors:
  Who would you associate with, both to give and to receive encouragement and advice, coaching and mentoring in all of the important areas of your life?
  Legacy:
  How would you go about making a difference in your family, your community, your favorite charity or cause, your world, that would stretch beyond your lifetime?  
 
  A study of every successful entrepreneur has found a balance of the above five attributes operating.   If through these few sentences you have identified with these five attributes and been stirred to make some changes, or perhaps seek more information, let us know by getting in touch.
 

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"Opportunities come inevitably dressed as challenges, difficulties and just plain hard work."
— Pat Mesiti

"If you don't want to end up shorn at the abattoir, don't follow sheep."
— Anonymous

"When all else fails, retreat to your dream. And if you haven't got a dream I can guess your bank balance."
— Jim Rohn

"Every day of our lives, we're telling our own futures. For it is what we think about, consciously and unconsciously, that becomes our compass, guiding us unrelentingly toward the destiny we have chosen for ourselves."
— Earl Nightingale

Life is a romantic business. It is painting a picture, not doing a sum; but you have to make the romance, and it will finally come to the question of how much fire you have in your belly.
— Oliver W. Holmes

"The thing is, we have to let go of all blame, all attacking, all judging, all excuses, all justifying, all pontificating thus freeing our inner selves to attract what we say we want. Until we do, we are hamsters in a cage chasing our own tails and wondering why we aren't getting the results we seek. In reality we are getting what we are chasing not what we say we want."
— Dr. Joe Vitale:
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