Day 10 of 100 Days of 100 Ways To Rule Your World

GET OUT THERE!

The world may be your oyster; however, very few of us have an oyster bed in our backyard. That means that in order to get those oysters you are going to have to get out and interact with the world. I promise you no one is going to ring your doorbell and hand you the riches of the world and the secrets of the universe. REALITY CHECK: It is not going to happen (not in million years). Now you can sit there continuing to believe that the man or woman of your dreams will be standing in your doorway the next time the doorbell rings, or a completely random and unexpected check for two million dollars will be in tomorrow’s mail. It is not going to happen.

All of this is possible and can only happen when you decide to leave your safe zone and get out there and face the world. Face it head on, meet new and interesting people. Do new and exciting things. Then who knows your Ryan Gosling or Scarlett Johansson might just be standing at your front door ready to hand you a check for untold riches.

Until that moment comes you have to do everything in your power to make it happen and you can do that by getting out there.

Thank you,
Dave
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Day 8 of 100 Days of 100 Ways To Rule Your World

BE AN EARLY RISER!

You’ve heard that old saying, “The early bird gets the worm.” There really is no better quote that pushes the need to be an early riser. After a restful night’s sleep your mind is ready to go. You are at your sharpest. So why not use that to your advantage?

Get up a little early (oh heck, go all the way and wake up an hour early). Remember, during that time while your adversary or competitor may be listening intently to the talking head’s on TV to catch up on the latest, overnight celebrity gossip, you are working diligently to set a positive tone for your entire day.

To get the worm (the positive tone for the day) do what works for you!

Write, Draw, Color, Paint, Read, or whatever makes you feel good. Take about 60 minutes and dedicate the entire time to that one activity and do it every day. Once you have made it a habit, you will wonder how you lived so long without doing this simple yet, life altering, activity.

A dose of reality: I know that I feel terrible on those days that I do not do my 1 hour of dedicated me time. It has become part of my day and I am now at a point that I feel lost when I don’t take just a few minutes, let alone the whole hour. Give it a try and you might never go back to living without doing it.

Thank you,
Dave
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