Pills Of Boldness

                                                          MAKE YOUR ART WHATEVER IT IS!     Make your piece of creativity and throw it out there without caring about people's feedback or the work outcome.     This is the leitmotiv that Liz Gilbert tirelessly repeated in her bestseller book BIG MAGIC to insist that everyone desiring to live a creative life must have the courage, persistance and enchantment to complete his piece of creativity, of art or litterature while giving up the dream of perfection.     Perfection doesn't exist. Perfection is an illusion, a trap, a concept made up by the guardians of high culture to only keep an elite accessing the ladder of fame and wealth as a promise for those who invest in diplomas or certifications from high institutes of arts.     But the reality is tha...

       I MUST commit again to do all the things I've set my mind to in order to seek greatness an growth.        Sometimes I feel defeated by procrastination and inaction and feel close to give up on my dreams and aims, but I MUST recharge and bounce back.        It's important to commit to do whatever it takes to achieve success and to come up on the surface after every setback or distraction.       All what I need is to DO, to be a DOER instead of a DREAMER. I MUST set the habit of doing, experiencing, putting pen to paper and never dread making mistakes at all, because I never LOSE, either I WIN or I LEARN.

             When it comes to achieving our goals and making our dreams come true, we can either make some attempts and wish to succeed without encountring any failure or setback or we can strive hardly untill the dreams are reality. And this is boldness in other words.              There's no shortcut to success. You can spend your life wishing to succeed one day or you can spend your life getting closer to your dreams every day enjoying the epic journey to success.              Recently, I watched a motivational speech video performed by John ASSARAF, one of the heros of "The Secret" movie talking about the difference between being intersted in achieving your goals and being committed to achieving them. And I assure you the takeaways from that video are worthwhile.             John Assaraf explains that being interested is simply doing wha...

We’ve been raised to avoid taking risks, to look always for a comfort zone and live inside a bubble of safety, which lead us to deep comformism, domination by our fears and giving up our dreams and goals at the first setback or failure looking for our comfort zones again and tasting the bitterness of unfulfillment and negative self talk. Have you ever felt dominated by your fears and your limitation mindset? We’ve all experienced that, I guess! So when I feel unmotivated or reluctant to act on my goals and aspirations I try to journal about that in order to give myself a fresh restart and a dose of resilience. Based on a tip from Brendon BURCHARD’s book « High Performance Habits» the well-renowned coach talks about motivating yourself using the second person, so you hold yourself accountable for the work you MUST do, or the mindset shift you should adopt so that you take massive action without any dread of failure or risk. I am going to share with you a chunk of my journ...