The Growth Principle No One Talks About

The Growth Principle 

No One Talks About

We like to toss around words like motivation, skill, seed of an idea, luck, good genes, knowing the right people, and a few other elements we associate with success.

However, there is one element you and I don’t usually like to hear.  Well, here it is – raw and naked before our eyes and ears.

We have to work hard for whatever is important to us. 

HARD WORK!

What comes hard in your skill development?  Name it, then do the hard work to conquer it. 

Be ready to be amazed.

Thoughts for Improving

Whatever Needs Improving!

P Michael Biggs

Steps and Skips Blogsite

Hope ~Encouragement~ Inspiration

Routines Work - An Improvement Principle

Routines Work – An Improvement Principle

June 29, 2019

Are you working toward a better you, an improved skill, building a business?  Check your routines.  What are you habits?  What is your time schedule and how important is it that you stick to your schedule?

Routines work.  Commitment to habits and schedules is important. 

As a musician, your practice regime matters.  The warm-up works when applied consistently. 

As a writer, my best writing time is early morning when it is quiet.  I love having the sun rise over my right shoulder as I put thoughts on this computer screen.

Honor what works best for you and stick to it.

Thoughts for Improving

Whatever Needs Improving!

P Michael Biggs

Steps and Skips Blogsite

Hope ~Encouragement~ Inspiration

Rejection Is a Mighty Force

Rejection is a Mighty Force

Yes!  You may fail. 

Your building may fall down.

You may blow it on that audition.

You may forget your place in the music.

You may drop a drum stick or your baton.  (I’ve done both.)

You may not get that coveted job.

Every one of these scenarios are horrible forms of failure and rejection.  And yet, life goes on.  We survive them. 

And the smart ones among us learn after a failure.  We learn after getting rejected.  And we go back to the practice room, the drawing board or wherever we need to go to, and start all over if we must, and we try again. 

Rejection is not the end.  It’s a re-tooling opportunity.

That is all. 

Cause a new day is acomin’.  And you’ve got to get ready for them.

Thoughts for Improving

Whatever Needs Improving!

P Michael Biggs

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