Showing posts with label perspective. Show all posts
Showing posts with label perspective. Show all posts

Sunday, April 13, 2008

The Right Place - Perspective # 3

Here is perspective #3 on being at the right place.


Some people believe that the right place changes. They will change jobs, change homes, change locations, change careers, and perhaps change spouses. They, like the seekers, tend to believe that the right place is not where they are. These people I will call the changers. Unlike the seekers, however, the changers will permanently move so that they can be in the right place. But doesn't that go against the very idea that the right place changes? But perhaps not.

Tuesday, April 8, 2008

The Right Place - Perspective # 1

As I mentioned in my previous posts, success has a formula. The first element or step of success is being at the right place. In my last blog, I said that being in the right place depends on the perspective you have about what and where the right place is. I want to explore each one of these perspectives on the right. So let's explore perspective #1.



Perspective #1 - Some people believe that the right place is wherever you are. Those people believe that there are opportunities right in front of them that they can and cannot see. They believe, however, that if someone/something/or even themselves would turn on the light so they could see these opportunities, they would seize all the now-seen opportunities. These people I would like to call the seers. The seers take advantage of most situations that are presented to them. And because they do that, the right place is where they are.

Saturday, March 29, 2008

The Success Formula - Right Place - Part 1

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I've mentioned that success has a formula. I'm convinced of that. I also mentioned that I'm exploring each element of The Success Formula individually and revealing each element of success individually to you as I study them.

So now the time has come: The first success step in the Success Formula is the right place. We've all heard the old saying that you've got to be in the right place at the right time. But what does that really mean? Where exactly is the right place?

When I thought about what the right place is and where the right place is, I realized that there are several different perspectives on those two questions. My first set of posts will be dedicated to exploring those different perspectives so stay tuned.

Thedy B