Where Are You Hanging?

Where Are You Hanging?

Where Are You Hanging?

Copyright (c) 2010 Soaring Eagle Companies LLCEverything seems to be going well. In fact, better than well, downright great. You feel like you have finally made it. Success is yours. All the hard work has paid off and it is time to wind down. Or is it?Have you really reached your ultimate goal? Have you set your goals high enough? What more could you accomplish? How much more could you do to help others reach their goals? We all know people that never really quit. Why should they? They love what they do and they bring expertise and experience to the field the way no one else can. A good example is Jim Rohn. He certainly had accomplished a great deal in his life, and he could have stopped where he was and still been extremely successful. He understood how what he accomplished could help so many others. He also seemed to enjoy new challenges and new ideas.Another way to look at whether or not you are hanging is to think about whether or not you are stopping not because you have reached your ultimate goal, or because you are comfortable. It is easy to stay where you are when things are, well, good enough. But is it really good enough? Have really reached the end of what you could accomplish or is it too difficult to think of going further?Whether you have reached your ultimate goal and don't know if you want to go any farther or are just comfortable and don't think you want to go any farther, take some time to carefully evaluate what is going on in your business and your life. While you are evaluating, also take the time to think about how stopping where you are can affect others that are in business with you or just others in your life, like your family. Maybe you have done all you can with this particular business, but what about other opportunities? What about something all together different?Life should be a learning process from the time we take our first breath until we take our last. We have been given almost unlimited opportunities to learn and try new things. For some, there is also the opportunity to help a great many others. There is always another challenge. Don't be content to just hang."The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but only to hold a man's foot long enough to enable him to put the other somewhat higher."Thomas Henry Huxley (1825'1895) English biologist and educator

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