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Walk The Talk (Day 20) by David Guerra

Day 20 of 100 Days of 100 Ways To Rule Your World

WALK THE TALK

A lot of people “talk the talk”. A lot of people make some noises that come from the side of their neck. Yet, others manage to “walk the walk” but do so aimlessly. They meander through life with a chip on their shoulder and really truly believe that they fully understand why the chip is there or where they are going.

While there is nothing wrong with a little self-confidence when it comes to “walking the walk” but if it is all style and no substance then why bother?

If you can talk the talk and walk the walk then why can’t you Walk the Talk? It is truly unfortunately, there are so very few who actually WALK THE TALK! By this I mean that it sure is one thing to say something and do something but are you DOING what you are Saying? Are you doing as you say? In simpler terms are you leading by example? or are you nothing but filler? hot air? all fluff?

Pick one thing you TRULY believe in and stick to it. Make it your mantra. Make it the one objective in your life that all other considerations bend and weave towards. Then and ONLY then are you WALKING THE TALK.

Thank you,
David Guerra
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Always Give Thanks (Day 19) by David Guerra

Day 19 of 100 Days of 100 Ways To Rule Your World

ALWAYS GIVE THANKS

Though there is nothing like it in the world when people go out of their way to thank you. There is no greater feeling than the one we get in our gut when people recognize us for what we do for them and who does not like feeling good?

Now ask yourself when was the last time you gave someone Thanks?

  • Five minutes ago
  • Yesterday
  • Two days ago
  • Last month
  • Give someone thanks? Hell no! I am the only one who deserves any thanks!

Seriously, if you answered any of the above, and I DO MEAN ANY OF THE ABOVE, other than letter A then you are WRONG and you are OVERDUE in giving someone a simple: THANK YOU!

What’s it going to cost you to take some time and recognize all the good people and all the good things in your everyday life? Remember, no action, no event, no one is too big or too small to be left unrecognized.

Set aside some time every day to either bang out a Thank You phone call or a Thank You email. Better still, do what I do at least once a week, write a Thank You note to someone who you feel has gone above and beyond for the week? Then repeat at least once a week. Before you know it you will be saying some very meaningful Thank You to those that you never even thought deserved a second glance.

Thank you,
David Guerra
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Bring Some Sunlight Into Your Life (Day 18) by David Guerra

Day 18 of 100 Days of 100 Ways To Rule Your World

BRING SOME SUNLIGHT INTO YOUR LIFE

They say that if you want the best Vitamin D in the world you have to make it yourself. 10 minutes a day out in the sunlight is enough to make that Vitamin D happen naturally. It seems that all mammals can synthesize Vitamin D from cholesterol when sun exposure is adequate, thus called the “sunshine vitamin”. It does wonders for your bones, it helps prevent rickets. However, I am not solely talking about the health benefits of walking out in the sunlight.

As we start approaching winter and the days get shorter and the nights get longer (which happen to be my favorite time of year) it is even more important to step outside and get re-vitalized, re-energized. The Sun as if by magic can transform you into a new person. It’s true! Ever remember just one time, when you were a kid, that you were not happy being outside in the sun, playing and running? You felt more alive than most people do now.
You can feel the warmth of the Sun bring new life and new hope, plus the recommended daily allowance of Vitamin D into your body. So get out there and enjoy those rays, your bones will appreciate it.

Thank you,
David Guerra
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