Life Lessons From A Digital Marketer
I’ll be the first to admit that there’s definitely more to life than websites, digital marketing and succeeding online. Sure those things are important but sometimes we all need a reminder that “real life” is where true fulfilment is at. From time to time I like to venture off the beaten path of writing articles about digital stuff and cover other topics.
This short article is a challenge of sorts. It’s a challenge to start something that you’ve put off for too long. It’s about reconnecting with your passion in life. It’s about rekindling that spark for life that often gets extinguished in the daily grind of earning a living. It’s about reevaluating your priorities and ensuring that you’re not neglecting the things that really matter. It’s about taking action on that which you really want in your life.
Get a piece of paper and jot down three things that you’ve been thinking about for some time but… for whatever reason haven’t been able to actualize in your life. Just the writing of these 3 items alone is the starting point.
Regardless of how much resistance you may feel, begin action on the first item. Do this for the next two days for each of the other items. Don’t make a commitment to finish the items, simply commit to start on it and do it! Begin. Stop with the excuses you’ve come to rely on to explain why you don’t get the really important things accomplished in your life.
Surround yourself with doers. Be around people who demonstrate their boldness. Remove yourself physically from those who encourage you to wallow in your excuses and explanations. In Dr. Wayne Dyer’s film, “The Shift“, he tells the story of Ivan Ilyich who was Novelist Leo Tolstoy’s character in his short story called, The Death of Ivan Ilyich. Ivan, a high-court judge in 19th-century Russia who despised his work, gets to the end of his life and is faced with a question: “What if my whole life has been wrong?”
Don’t Die with Your Music Still Inside You.
What music do you have inside you?
Mark D. Hulett is the Senior eCommerce Website Developer & Designer at Georgia Web Development. His experience and working knowledge of eCommerce, website development and website design spans more than a decade.Mark responds personally to all inquiries and is more than happy to setup a quick phone call to discuss your project and answer questions.