Welcome! If you’re searching for something more in life, if you crave personal growth and success, you’ve come to the right place. This article will provide you with the tools and motivation you need to become an achiever, someone who makes things happen.

Today is the day to leave excuses behind and take control of your destiny. Are you ready to challenge your own limitations and reach new heights? Then don’t wait any longer. Keep reading and discover how you can unleash the achiever within you.

In this article, we’ll explore the power of change, the importance of continuous education, and how to overcome the barriers that hold us back from reaching our full potential. We dare you to reflect on your choices, question your habits, and uncover the true meaning of being an achiever.

Life is too short to settle for mediocrity. Today is the day to take the first step toward a life filled with accomplishments and fulfillment. Don’t waste any more time! Immerse yourself in this article and unlock the transformative power that lies within your grasp.

Remember, you only have one life, and it’s up to you to make it extraordinary. Prepare to challenge your limits, leave excuses behind, and embark on a journey of personal growth and success. The choice is yours! Read this article today and discover the achiever that resides within you!

Don’t wait any longer! Change begins here and now.

Are You an Achiever or are You an EXCUSIOLOGIST?  "It is in changing that things find purpose."

Introduction

It would be a fairly safe bet that if you are reading this article, then you are on the lookout for something more in your life than what you already have. Whether you are searching for a new business, a new opportunity, a part-time income, or even a lotto system, it all stems from one source – dissatisfaction with present circumstances.

Even if you are already quite successful at what you do, you might be coming from a position of boredom. Nevertheless, what you are seeking is change. Let me tell you a little secret…

There will be NO change in your life until there is a change in YOU.

Heraclitus, the Greek philosopher, said as far back as the sixth century BC, “It is in changing that things find purpose.”

Do you want to change or do you want to keep driving a Volkswagen and pretending it is a Porsche? You are the only person who can make it happen.

Basically, if you want more out of life, you have to put more into life. A fundamental way to do this is to start educating yourself.

The Need for Change

How can you expect more in the ensuing years when the operating system in your brain is the same one that you left school with?

Everything changes all the time.

Maybe you need to change also. Re-invent yourself. Start a new exciting phase in your life. Time waits for nobody.

There are many people who I speak with who have never read a single book or attended any sort of learning experience since they left school. I actually think that’s rather sad, but some of them are even proud of it. Yet when the conversation continues, out pours all their problems, all their hard luck, and “woe-is-me” stories.

Putting More into Life

If you’re still with me, I want to ask you three questions, but I would like you to think a little bit before you answer. It will probably take you a short while to answer the first question with a degree of accuracy.

So here it is, the first question: “How much time did you spend last week feeding your stomach?” Your answer doesn’t have to be exact, but you should be able to work out some sort of reasonably accurate figure. Jot the answer down somewhere.

Second question: “How much time did you spend last week feeding your brain?” Most people will not need anywhere near as long to answer this question. Unfortunately, for many, the answer to question two will be ZERO.

So here is my third question, and it’s a pretty simple one. “Why? Why do you spend so much time feeding your stomach and so little time feeding your brain?”

These questions are not meant to belittle anybody. Rather, I just want you to think about the issue.

Thinking intensely about things will often lead to action, and when action is taken, your world can change. That is what you want, isn’t it?

Non-achievers are the excusers of society. By default, they become excusiologists. They spend a lot of time and effort making excuses for poor performance. The crazy thing is that all that time and effort which was wasted on achieving nothing could easily have been used doing something positive.

You can easily recognize an excusiologist by their language.

“I’m not smart enough!” Rubbish. You don’t have to be a genius to achieve. You just have to be willing to learn. Are you willing to learn?

“Nobody in my family has ever been successful.” Great. Here’s a chance to show them something new. Break the family trend.

“I’ve never had any luck.” Really? Maybe God thinks you don’t need it. The harder you work, the luckier you will get.

Be careful about what comes out of your mouth. What do most people say when you ask them how they are?

Question – “How are you?” Answer – “Not bad.” When you think about it, isn’t such a reply rather negative and silly? Not bad compared to what? It’s trash. Get rid of it. Try something innovative. Try this: “Outrageously well. Thanks so much for asking!” That will surely raise a few eyebrows.

Taking Action

So, getting back to what this article is all about. How much longer are you going to waste the most precious commodity you have? – TIME.

Stop making excuses and start taking action. Do something. Do it now. You could easily start educating yourself.

Good knowledge will give you potential power. Acting on good knowledge gives you power.

Try reading some good books. They can really make a change. Not sure where to start? Easy. Try your local bookstore. Look in the “motivation – self-help – personal development – success” area. There you will find dozens of books literally packed with good earthy, positive information. Most of them will contain references for even more information on these subjects. You could even enroll in a course.

After undertaking these measures, there will be no excuse for being an excusiologist. I have just offered you some suggestions that will allow you to change.

Of course, you can always stay as you are. That’s your choice. But if there is dissatisfaction in your life and you want to make improvements, for heaven’s sake, do something about it!

You only get one chance at the life you are living. Make it grand. You don’t have to accept what has gone before as the template for what is to come.

Change your operating system. Gather knowledge. Expose yourself to new ideas and ways of thinking and doing things.

You have probably heard this before, but it is so pertinent I will put it before you again…

There are basically three types of people in this wonderful world of ours.

1 – There are people who make things happen.

2 – There are people who watch things happen.

3 – There are people who say “what happened?”

If you have traditionally placed yourself in groups 2 or 3 by not being willing to learn new techniques and obtain the knowledge that successful people seek, then there is a very simple remedy. But you have to be prepared to do three things:

1 – invest in yourself

2 – learn some new knowledge

3 – apply that knowledge

You can make a decision today to better yourself or you can ignore my advice. It’s your choice.

Remember, there is nothing so important in your life than investing in yourself. Even if a book or seminar can teach you only one thing out of the hundreds of ideas and special pieces of information they present, it will be worth it for you. Don’t you think so? That one thing might be just the piece of knowledge that can make such a huge difference to your future.

Are you worth investing in?

If, in the past, you have been prone to making excuses, you have the opportunity right now to do something about it.

If you read the newspapers, watch the TV, and listen to the radio, you will see how much negative permeates our senses. We are flooded by it every minute of every day. Studying success principles has the power to block all that negative out of your life. It can teach you how to concentrate only on what you want.

When you learn how to shield yourself from negative, you will then be free to concentrate on all the good that can come into your life.

Just look around you – this world is in desperate need of more achievers. Heaven knows we have enough negative thinkers and excusiologists. They are everywhere. My advice to you is “don’t add to their growing number.”

Join the achievers who have success thinking as their power base.

Excusiology is a chapter you will find in a subject called Failure 101. Make the decision today to become an achiever.

Whatever you decide, I wish you all the best for your future.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the choice is yours. Are you an achiever or an excusiologist? Are you willing to embrace change, invest in yourself, and take action to create the life you desire? Or will you continue to make excuses and let opportunities pass you by?

Remember, change starts with you. It starts with a shift in mindset, a commitment to learning and personal growth, and a willingness to take risks and overcome obstacles. Don’t settle for mediocrity when greatness is within your reach.

Take the time to feed your mind with knowledge and inspiration. Read books, attend seminars, and surround yourself with positive influences. Challenge yourself to step out of your comfort zone and embrace new experiences. Be proactive in pursuing your goals and dreams.

Every day is a new opportunity to make a choice: to be an achiever or an excusiologist. Choose wisely, for your future is at stake.

FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

  1. What is an excusiologist? An excusiologist is someone who spends a lot of time and effort making excuses for their lack of performance or success.
  2. How can I overcome the habit of making excuses? Overcoming the habit of making excuses starts with self-awareness. Recognize when you’re making excuses and challenge yourself to take responsibility for your actions. Focus on finding solutions instead of dwelling on problems.
  3. Why is investing in oneself important? Investing in oneself is crucial for personal growth and success. It involves acquiring new knowledge, developing skills, and improving one’s mindset. By investing in yourself, you can unlock your full potential and achieve greater fulfillment in life.
  4. How can I develop a success-oriented mindset? Developing a success-oriented mindset requires cultivating positive thoughts, setting goals, and maintaining a growth mindset. Surround yourself with positive influences, practice gratitude, and embrace challenges as opportunities for growth.
  5. What steps can I take to become an achiever? To become an achiever, start by setting clear goals and creating a plan of action. Invest in your education and personal development, take calculated risks, and persevere in the face of obstacles. Embrace a mindset of continuous learning and improvement.

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