“Most people think it takes a long time to change. It doesn’t. Change is immediate! Instantaneous! It may take a long time to decide to change…but change happens in a heartbeat!” - Andy Andrews
Andy Andrews went from being homeless to a best-selling author. When he was at one of his lowest points, he got a free library card and read between two and three hundred biographies about happy, successful, and influential people. He said his biggest takeaway was learning that the most successful people throughout history have two things in common: they have all faced adversity, and they all kept going.
The question isn’t: Will it be hard? The questions are: How hard will it get, and how well will I handle the hard?
Andy Andrews has written several books on personal growth and overcoming challenges.
In The Noticer, he says our perception affects our reality, and we can change our lives by changing what we notice about life. Seeing the good in everything, even the obstacles, can give us the energy we need to overcome anything and become who we want to become.
In The Traveler's Gift, he recognizes the importance of each decision we make. We create the life we want with each decision we make, so choose wisely.
In The One You Feed, he talks about the two wolves that are inside of us: the good wolf that is full of positive energy, thoughts, and emotions, and the bad wolf that is full of negativity.
Which one wins? The one we feed.
Life is difficult. The winners are the ones who understand this and don’t let hard stop them.
Question of the Day: Which message resonates the most with you: The Noticer, The Traveler’s Gift, or The One You Feed?
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