We need to be intentional, and most people let their day choose for them.

They live in their lives like tubes, food in and food out.

They live as the myth of Sisyphus from Camus the Stranger,

pulling pushing a boulder to the top of the hill just to have it roll back down every single day.

That is not a life.

That is not what we are here for in the human experience,

although 98% of the people live their life like directors with no intentionality.

Intention includes not only doing, saying, thinking, feeling, but believing.

And intentional entrepreneurs, they decide first.

They decide purpose and priorities and the behaviors that prove both.

And then they let those decisions compound, utilizing what's important to them in the divine direction, already aligning the meaning of the past with where they want to be or better.

My experience with great athletes who create the passing lane instead of waiting for the perfect pass, we stop playing defense against distractions and start running our offense

when we live by a clear, harmonious application of why.

We just need to figure out what we're doing to interfere with it.

Purpose is not found.

Purpose is seen and chosen.

And choosing a definiteness of purpose dissipates, dissolves

the interference of that reaction to the fear that is omnipresent with the coordination of

uncertainty and circumstance. It is and quiets the fear of what if into the future so execution actually can begin.

Strategic foresight is so useful and the paralyzing anxiety that causes procrastination

is nothing but a directional difficulty, a transition

toward the way you don't want. In this training, which I'll be happy to send you, David at

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