Yeahhh Baby! Today is our LUCKY DAY! WhooHoooo!!!

Ok, I have to be honest. Actually every day is our Lucky Day and it has absolutely nothing to do with money. Why is it our Lucky Day then? Well, it’s simply because we say so.

Please forgive us for using this silly picture in hopes that we would capture your attention just long enough for you to read how important our words can be in determining how and where our day goes.

Yes, that’s right friends it’s no secret that the power of our tongue and the words we choose to utter can be used for good and not-so-good means. So, if you say it’s a great day or a not-so-great day, either way you’re exactly right.

Me and Little “C” choose to say that today is our LUCKY DAY because we’re still above ground and breathing. The daily battle that’s before us is not just one of good vs evil or positive vs negative or right vs wrong, but there’s also a battle of less vs more. Being above ground and breathing gives us yet another chance to do More, see More, give More and BE MORE.

So, we invite you to join us today in trying to do more by Making it GREAT!

Today’s Your Lucky DAY!!! 😉

Note: Not feeling so lucky every day? Well, my best selling book, “Bread Crumbs to Making it GREAT” can help you with that. Order it today on my website www.MakeItGreatNOW.com and I’ll sign it and throw-in a few freebies for you. 😉

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Quotes from Mr. BreadCrumb:

“Comfort in the absence of adversity breads mediocrity.”

“The kryptonite of resistance is persistence.”

“There’s only a one-letter difference between those who ‘Sail’ and those who ‘Fail’.”

“Give that smile of yours away to brighten someone else’s day.”

“Don’t let the memory of your last failure bully you into a ‘Play it Safe” mindset of mediocrity.”

“Life only gives us one swing, so let’s NOT try to just get on base and make it ‘Good’, let’s try to knock it out of the park and make it GREAT!”

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Over the years I’ve continued to read a variety of different content and watch and listen to a myriad of different speakers and I’ve realized a few irrefutable facts that have given me a bit more clarity as it relates to the spoken and written word and the actions of people.

These irrefutable facts that I’ve realized and recognized have all been categorized under a philosophy that I call “Just Because” and I invite you to take a quick peek at my findings. Here goes:

“Just because” someone took the time and effort to write something down doesn’t automatically mean that it is accurate and valid. “Just because” someone is speaking words from a perceived position of authority doesn’t’ automatically mean that the words they’re speaking are accurate and true. And, “just because” many people are choosing to engage in specific actions doesn’t automatically mean that those actions are right.

I invite you to consider the fact that we all have been endowed by our Creator and given independent thought and the natural ability to reason and discern what has the “ring-of-truth” and those who ever try to take that ability away from you should always be looked upon with an eye of scrutiny as to their real intentions. The scary reality is that the day we give these endowments and abilities up is the day that we give-way to the rise of slavery, servitude and oppression at the hands of another who is our equal.

To that end, I encourage you to hold-fast to your rights and ability to think independently and listen for the distinctive “ring-of-truth”. In a world that’s becoming more and more filled with informational noise and written chaos, we have to commit to never relinquish our God-given endowment to discern truth for ourselves no matter what the cost. So go ahead and “trust” but don’t be afraid to “verify”, and never ever forget that righteous and just actions may not always be popular and the most popular actions may not always be righteous and just.

Don’t expect the adoption of this philosophy to win you any new friends because in some cases and circumstances it can be a bit controversial, but I encourage you to do it anyway, “just because” it’s your right. Simply put, don’t be afraid to question the message or the messenger even if that message is coming from me. 🙂

Let’s keep leaning forward and continue in our noble efforts to Make it GREAT!

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The strangest thing happened to me today. I was trying to double task by talking on the phone and shaving at the same time.

After rubbing my face with a few strokes of my electric shaver I started to wonder why it wasn’t cutting my hair. Then I realize that I hadn’t turned it on. LOL…

This action got me to thinking about how this could relate to our “potential” and as a result, I would like to invite you to consider the following:

There’s a distinct difference between the “potential” to do something and actually getting it done. We all have the potential to do something special in this “life” thing, but potential means absolutely nothing if we don’t decide to use it.

So just as with the electric shaver not doing its job until I turned it on, so too is our potential absolutely useless until we utilize it.

Just a little food for thought today before you call it a night.

Don’t let that awesome potential of yours go to waste.

Make it Great!

So have you figured out what’s it gonna be yet? Is it gonna be History, Mystory or Yourstory?

His story is already history and My story is still a mystery, but Your story could be an inspiration for the entire world to see. To achieve noteworthy results, Your story will require “taking” and NOT “making”. That’s right my friends, taking control and NOT making excuses.

So be encouraged today and make no excuses as you aggressively take back control of your actions and attitude about this “life” thing. Press-on forward in the days ahead and craft Your story and be sure to Make it GREAT! Then tell me all about it in your next book. 😉

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