Do You Jump From Program To Program?

Does the following pertain to you?

What I’m writing about pertains to people who jump from opportunity to opportunity. I was an opportunist once.

Actually, I think I’m still an opportunist, but not in the same sense I was before. Can you relate to this, being presented with different money making opportunities on a daily basis and singing up for them all, hoping that this will be the one to set you financially free?

Have you been there? Are you tired of jumping from ship to ship? What is it about the ones you signed up for that did not work for you to get you where you want to be?We all want to know that what we currently have will get us to where we want to go, but something happens inside when we read that strong copy that compels us to abandon what were were working on and moving into something new.If you are tired of doing that and want to give your all to one thing and make it work, then this is for you.

Most of us live daily with some type of fear. However, the fear that grips us that we don’t really talk about is the fear of death. How does that relate to business and trying different opportunities daily?

Well, let’s say that you found a great program that you thought was “it”, but were not being successful in. Before you can truly work it to be successful, you were presented with a new program that promises even more with less work. You go ahead and sign up and slowly start to abandon the first program.What you really have done is start over from scratch with a new program that you know nothing about. You have high hopes for this one, but you have to begin all over again. The time and effort spent on the first program is basically wasted as you’re no longer giving it your full attention.

The energy is transferred to the new program and the momentumyou were building in the first opportunity is lost. You were afraid of passing up this opportunity because it touched something inside. What’s that “something”? Fear!Here is where the fear comes in. You are afraid that the next best thing is going to pass you up, so you have to sign up for everything that sounds good. You start doing that over and over again and before you know it you’ve achieved nothing. In a way you’re also afraid of being successful. Success is not knowing a lot and doing a little. It’s knowing a little very well and taking massive action until you achieve your goal. Every time you jump from one program to another you retard the success you could have achieved with the program or business opportunity you were with.

Now, how does this fear relate to death? Because death is the root of all fears. If you are not afraid of dying, of death, then there’s no reason for you to fear anything else.

If you are able to conquer the small fears by getting to know them, to sit with them and actually see them for what they are, they will disappear.As you are able to peel away the different layers just like an onion, you’ll come to the center where there is nothing and the fear of death will no longer be there.This relates to your business, opportunity very well in that you have to peel away the reasons why you keep jumping from opportunity to opportunity.

Once you realize that you can be successful with the current business or opportunity that you have, and that it’s not always greener on the other, then you’ll really start to make progress towards being massively successful and financially free.

You always hear of fear of taking action or fear of failing. All those fear fall under that one umbrella, death. Death is part of life. It’s the only certainty in life—when you are born, you will eventually die. Once you realize that and understand it, then the fear disappears—all fears disappear.

There are two points that I would like to make. One is that you should try to find the reason for the constant jumping from opportunity to opportunity. Of course what I wrote here is my opinion but if you see the correlation and it resonates with you, then you have a starting point to focus on and get to know that fear and make it disappear.The second point, after you’ve analyzed your fears, is focusing on making work the program you’re with. Until recently, I was an “opportunist” like a lot of people online looking to make their fortunes. I was able to finally see the errors of my ways and made some changes. Do not reinvent the wheel. Learn from the mistakes and experiences of others to shortcut your learning process in order to achieve your goal quicker.

Now put this into practice if you relate to the message and see similar results. The ball is now in your court.