With every second that passes, you are one moment away from changing your life. Really.
That project you always wanted to do, the career path you always wanted to pursue, growing more fit, exercising your faith, becoming a better person are all before you, right now, this instant.
All you have to do is this: Start.
That’s it.
The problem often lies in the belief that starting isn’t enough; we believe we should be finished when we’ve just started. We’re impatient.
But thinking like that will get you nowhere. Because when you begin, you have to accept the fact that you are a beginner. And that’s ok. That’s good.
Being a beginner is key. It’s how you get to the finish line. It’s how you win: one step at a time.
That’s how I lost fifty pounds in my forties: I started by walking in the mall and getting lapped by seventy-year-old grandmas; it was embarrassing, but I began.
That’s how I started my companies: I had no idea what I was doing and just talked to smarter people than me, and an opportunity came along that gave me liftoff.
That’s how I started blogging: I always believed that I was a terrible writer, but I still wanted to say something and began banging away at my keyboard until what I had to say seemed like something worth listening to.
Today, right now, this second is an opportunity for you to grow, get better, succeed. It’s not even about finishing or winning; it’s about progressing.
And before you know it, you will be transformed.
John Pa 