Come with me to the summer of 2007. Twenty-five years earlier, we had explored the possibility of purchasing a family cabin. At the time we had five of our seven children. Anticipating spouses and grandchildren the cabin would need to accommodate about 30 to 35 people. I could see it, a cabin sitting on a mountain side constructed of 12” logs, small stream running through the property, and a panoramic view of a large lake. The dream was clear.

In my last Blog, we discussed intention – why do I want to be rich?  We discussed some of the risk of taking left turns – wanting to be rich to escape and avoid the rigors of life.  Now it is time to take a look at right turns – embrace, engage, connect, create and contribute.  The following is an excerpt from my new book, The Seven Laws of Abundance – principles, practices and promises.     

After completing nearly two thousand 6 Advisors™ Assessment Reports and 5,000 hours of one-on-one interviews with individuals who are seeking success through business opportunities, we have made a break through discovery.  We have identified what I call the “fulcrum” or “pivot point” that determines whether a life tips toward success or slides toward failure.

Have you ever procrastinated?  What happens when you face an immovable deadline?  Do you finally jump in? What do you discover?  Have you ever jumped in and within a short period of time looked up and gleefully exclaimed, "Wow!  That wasn't so hard!"  Are you ever surprised?