Comments on: Law #46 - Position Yourself To Be Hardworking http://stanleybronstein.com/law-46-position-yourself-to-be-hardworking/ Personal Development Blog of the Founder of the Achievement IQ Movement and Creator of the Laws of Positioning Tue, 06 Jan 2009 19:34:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Stanley Bronstein http://stanleybronstein.com/law-46-position-yourself-to-be-hardworking/comment-page-1/#comment-974 Stanley Bronstein Fri, 27 Jun 2008 16:27:54 +0000 http://stanleybronstein.com/?p=213#comment-974 Nina: You're preaching to the choir here. I agree with you 100% !!! If we don't see opportunities; if we don't position ourselves to be ready to act upon them; and if we don't act upon them, then those opportunities are meaningless. You my friend are wise enough to already know that. That's why I love having people like you around. Please stick around and I would love to know your thoughts as I write more of the posts on the Laws of Positioning in the near future. Take care. Stanley Bronstein MrAchievement Nina:

You’re preaching to the choir here. I agree with you 100% !!!

If we don’t see opportunities; if we don’t position ourselves to be ready to act upon them; and if we don’t act upon them, then those opportunities are meaningless.

You my friend are wise enough to already know that. That’s why I love having people like you around.

Please stick around and I would love to know your thoughts as I write more of the posts on the Laws of Positioning in the near future.

Take care.

Stanley Bronstein
MrAchievement

]]> By: Nina Amir http://stanleybronstein.com/law-46-position-yourself-to-be-hardworking/comment-page-1/#comment-973 Nina Amir Fri, 27 Jun 2008 16:13:15 +0000 http://stanleybronstein.com/?p=213#comment-973 I write about LOA from a Jewish mystical perspective (Kabbalah), and one of the things I've always said is that the LOA is lacking an emphasis on action. My model takes people through a construct based on how the Kabbalists believed the world was created and one of the stages equates to the world of ACTION! In fact, before they get to the world of action, they feel the desire to take action in the world of Feeling. So, they get inspired to take action and then they clearly define what actions they have to take to help bring their desire into the world. Yes, sometimes we can think and feel and miraculously "attract" something into our lives, but more often than not we need to add action to that equation. We have to do something (or take advantage of an opportunity we create) to bring it into the physical world. I wonder how many people read The Secret and are just sitting at home thinking and feeling and wondering how come nothing is happening? If they don't open their eyes, they'll never see the opportunities they have created, and if they don't get up and take some action, they'll never actually see their desire manifest. We do, after all, live in a physical world where doing something tends to get something... I write about LOA from a Jewish mystical perspective (Kabbalah), and one of the things I’ve always said is that the LOA is lacking an emphasis on action. My model takes people through a construct based on how the Kabbalists believed the world was created and one of the stages equates to the world of ACTION! In fact, before they get to the world of action, they feel the desire to take action in the world of Feeling. So, they get inspired to take action and then they clearly define what actions they have to take to help bring their desire into the world. Yes, sometimes we can think and feel and miraculously “attract” something into our lives, but more often than not we need to add action to that equation. We have to do something (or take advantage of an opportunity we create) to bring it into the physical world. I wonder how many people read The Secret and are just sitting at home thinking and feeling and wondering how come nothing is happening? If they don’t open their eyes, they’ll never see the opportunities they have created, and if they don’t get up and take some action, they’ll never actually see their desire manifest. We do, after all, live in a physical world where doing something tends to get something…

]]> By: Stanley Bronstein http://stanleybronstein.com/law-46-position-yourself-to-be-hardworking/comment-page-1/#comment-940 Stanley Bronstein Thu, 26 Jun 2008 02:46:54 +0000 http://stanleybronstein.com/?p=213#comment-940 Joseph: "Hard Smart" is what my dad used to call common sense. My Dad only had a 5th grade education but was smarter in a lot of other ways. I suspect your dad was the same way. It's a shame you didn't have a chance to really get to know your brother. Take care. Stanley Bronstein MrAchievement Joseph:

“Hard Smart” is what my dad used to call common sense. My Dad only had a 5th grade education but was smarter in a lot of other ways.

I suspect your dad was the same way. It’s a shame you didn’t have a chance to really get to know your brother.

Take care.

Stanley Bronstein
MrAchievement

]]> By: Joseph http://stanleybronstein.com/law-46-position-yourself-to-be-hardworking/comment-page-1/#comment-939 Joseph Thu, 26 Jun 2008 02:08:03 +0000 http://stanleybronstein.com/?p=213#comment-939 One of the lessons that my dad taught me is 'there is no substitute for hard work'. It is with sheer hard work that he brought our family from poverty (I was born in a hut and at that time, we didn't know if we will have our next meal; and I lost my brother at the age of 1 because we didn't have enough money for medical expenses). He would add - not just work hard but work smart too. One of the lessons that my dad taught me is ‘there is no substitute for hard work’. It is with sheer hard work that he brought our family from poverty (I was born in a hut and at that time, we didn’t know if we will have our next meal; and I lost my brother at the age of 1 because we didn’t have enough money for medical expenses). He would add - not just work hard but work smart too.

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