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With too many people living each day in a hectic world, Marketing guru Seth Godin includes this in his blog:
“Is cutting corners to make a buck appropriate when you consider what you could have done? What would someone with a bigger vision have done instead?”
We sometimes have to remind ourselves to dream harder, build a vision and strive to achieve grand goals.
During a recent meeting with Vancouver business consultant Mark Wardell, he spoke about the amazing results people get when they simply write goals and objectives down on a piece of paper.
I’ve seen it work, and have experienced it personally. I recall the story about comedian Jim Carrey replicating a cheque on a piece of file card for $10 million. It wasn’t long before he received it – and much more.
Next time you get the urge to cut a corner, stop and take a moment to dream bigger.


June 22nd, 2008 at 12:31 am
Love that Jim Carrey story! I agree that we tend to cut corners and deliver mediocre results. We should all take more pride in the work we produce and the profits will follow.