/ Did You Watch The Interview With Simon Cowell?

So, did you manage to watch Piers Morgan interview Simon Cowell over the weekend

? I must admit Im a sucker for this type of entertainment and love reading and watching how people became successful.

One of the things that caught my attention was one of the questions Piers asked Simon. Would he would ever give up and when? How would he know? etc.

Simon answered and it really hit home with me. When he was at school (which he hated) every Sunday night he would get a sickly feeling in his tummy as he would simply dread getting up the next day. He hated Sundays because of this too.

So my point is, (and luckily I havent reached this yet!) do you dread Sundays? or do you look forward to them? Do you get a sickly tummy at the thought of going to work? Or excited?

I really liked his statement Simon clearly doesnt need to work. He continues with it as its fun and he enjoys it. As he said, hell stop when he gets that Sunday feeling again.

I know I often talk about we only have one life and should live it free from regret and sometimes it takes something upsetting to make us realize this.

Life is for living, about fun, family and enjoyment. Work is such a big part of that. What I do isnt for everyone, I know that. I respect that. For me I love it. Im sitting at home as we speak, looking out of my window. I can see my garden and my cat wondering around the bushes. In a couple of hours it will be time to pick up my daughter. She has swimming tonight after school so will be a mad rush to get there for 4pm but whilst shes having her lesson I can swim some laps and then go in the steam room (bliss!).

I chose my lifestyle. I chose to work from home. I chose to be able to pick her up from school every day and have play dates, activities etc.

Is it easy? No. Im not going to lie. I work hard. Please dont believe the hype about making $60,000 each and every month. It doesnt work like that. Very few people earn that kind of money and those that do, rarely have time to spend with their teams as they are too busy playing golf etc.!

But, I love what I do. I am passionate about it. Yes I work hard, but at the same time I feel very privileged to be able to pick my daughter up from school, work from home and have a good lifestyle.

I believe it takes a certain type of person to succeed in this business. As not everyone will. There I said it. Why dont more people say this who are trying to sell you a money making opportunity? Im telling you now, my lovely fellow subscriber. The only way you will make it in this business is by having the right mindset, hard worker, driven, disciplined with you time and of course having the right mentor who can help you.

by: Lilach Bullock

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