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Life Rewards Action


Thinking is good, yes it is. I strongly encourage thinking. In fact,thinking plays a terrific role in success. It helps you strategize. It helpsyou get motivated. It tunes you into success. I am all for thinking and I doit regularly!

That being said, just thinking, no matter how good of a thinker you are,will never catapult you to success. The difference between the thinker whosucceeds and the thinker who doesn't is that the thinker who succeeds alsoACTS!

Life does not reward thinking. Life rewards action. Let me clarify: Liferewards thoughtful action.

Think first, by all means... But then ACT!

Do you want to gain wealth? The save your money - ACT!

Do you want to lose weight? Then hit the treadmill - ACT!

Do you want a new job? Then quit your current one - ACT!

Do you want to write a book? Then begin to write - ACT!

Do you want a new friend? Then introduce yourself - ACT!

Anything you want to accomplish will only be done by bold and decisiveaction.

Wishing won't bring it about. Neither will dreaming. Nor will hoping.

Nope, you must ACT.

What is it you want from life? Tell me. Be specific. Be clear.

Think aboutit. Strategize. Roll it around inside that noggin of yours. Got it? Good.

Now what? What will you DO to turn that non-physical electrical impulse wecall a thought into a physical reality?There is only one thing: ACTION.

Will you succeed? Will you achieve your dreams? Will you live the life thatyou want? Only you can make that decision because only you can decidewhether or not you will act.

My friends, life rewards action. Your actions do not need to be perfect.They just need to be. And then they get rewarded with success.

Withachievement.

Accomplishment.

You have the power within you to lead YOUR life as you see it.

There is onlyone question you must answer for yourself:Will I act?

Because Life Rewards Action.

About The Author:

Chris Widener is a popular speaker and writer as well as the President of Made for Success, a company helping individuals and organizations turn their potential into performance, succeed in every area of their lives and achieve their dreams.

To see Chris "live" at the upcoming Jim Rohn Weekend Event as he speaks on the subject of Secrets of Influence go to http://Chris-Widener.InspiresYOU.com/ or call 800-929-0434.


MORE RESOURCES:

USA TODAY

Draymond Green has plenty of motivation to play against Michigan
The Detroit News
So I don't think there's any extra motivation needed." Nor was he conceding anything about his injury limitations — asked how many minutes he'd play, he replied, "How many minutes do I average?" — though Izzo admits to some "uneasiness" about it.
Chanting a new tune: Michigan Wolverines eyeing Big Ten title these daysSacramento Bee
Spartans' Draymond Green doesn't like Michigan, thinks his knee will be fineMLive.com

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BBC Sport

Roach Worried About Pacquiao's Motivation With Bradley
BoxingScene.com
Roach noted that Pacquiao steps up training for "exciting, big fights to motivate him of course. But Bradley is the one in the way right now and we'll take care of business and hopefully that other guy - whatever his name is - will come to the table" ...
Mayweather to fight Cotto on May 5Examiner.com
Mayweather vs. Cotto: Your Definitive Guide to Cinco De Mayo FightBleacher Report

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Lions need little motivation for Griffons
Joplin Globe
“I would hope that we understand what we have riding on each and every game from this point on to where our guys will be motivating themselves.” It's certainly a surprise to the Lions that the Griffons have won only one more conference game since that ...

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Extra Motivation: Remembering Myra Kraft
Suffolk Voice
As they get ready to face off against the New York Giants, in the Big Game, for the second time four years there is added motivation. Not just because the Giants ended the Pats chance at a perfect season in Super Bowl 42 or that Tom Brady and Bill ...

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Yahoo! Sports (blog)

Trending Topics: The poor Capitals are having motivation problems; Pierre ...
Yahoo! Sports (blog)
So how on earth does anyone on the Capitals use "we just couldn't get motivated" as an excuse at this point in the season? That's the kind of attitude that got Bruce Boudreau fired. It's the kind of attitude that have them ninth in the conference ...

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Post Sports Live: Motivation vs. momentum in Super Bowl
Washington Post
The Post Sports Live crew discusses the familiarity and recent history between the Patriots and the Giants and whether or not that will factor into Sunday's Super Bowl outcome. (/The Washington Post) Correction: Clarification: SuperFan badge holders ...

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Airman begins career sharing strong motivation and fitness message
DVIDS
Team motivation and shared experiences are major factors in helping an airman achieve his individual physical fitness goals. One airman embraced that concept and brought the motivation that made him a fitness leader at his home station to Bagram Air ...



Comcast SportsNet Bay Area (blog)

Was Ellis motivated by Hayward posting up?
Comcast SportsNet Bay Area (blog)
In the third period, the Jazz fed the Warriors a steady diet of Hayward in the low post, and the result was that Ellis, his defender, had a 16-point quarter. Of course, Ellis wouldn't go there with where his motivation came from.

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International Business Times

Susan G. Komen denies political motivation in Planned Parenthood decision
CBS News
--and they say that their current position is not politically motivated? by marychgo February 2, 2012 8:32 AM EST Sorry, SGK, you can't defend the indefensible. Adopting a no-grant-if-under-investigation standard when our politics are so polarized that ...
Komen Memo Told Employees to Deny Political Motivation Behind Planned ...International Business Times
Iowans joined in activism surrounding Komen funding of Planned ParenthoodDesMoinesRegister.com
The Susan G. Komen Foundation debacle and the US establishmentWorld Socialist Web Site
The Tennessean
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Motivation, not marks, should be parents' focus
Hindustan Times
The trick is to maintain a fine balance between disciplining the child and motivating them perform relatively well. Teachers also feel that while it is important for parents to keep a watch on their child's study routine, remaining calm is imperative ...


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