Three Feet from Gold and Muscletesting… there is something here for all of us.
The course I am currently teaching, Brilliance at Will, has come to a line of demarcation.
Suddenly it looks much easier and much more desirable for students to turn back and give up than forging ahead.
Much like the guy in the story from Think and Grow Rich (by Napoleon Hill) who bought a piece of land during the California gold rush and spent all his money and life searching for the big score, only to end up broke and broken, eventually selling off his claim to another prospector. The new owner of the claim brought in geologists and specialists to see if it made sense to continue mining the old mine since the original owner had not pulled out enough gold to even live on. What they found was that the original miner had stopped digging and gave up his mine and his dream just three feet from the richest gold vein in California history.
Unless you have a tool, an education, or an elevated view, you’ll never know how far you are from hitting pay-dirt.
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