When you first get the big idea, you’re excited. Maybe you’re going to finally run that marathon, or write the Great American Novel, or spend the summer in France.

Yay you! That excitement gets you through the early phase, whether it’s running a couple miles a day, creating a detailed plot outline, or putting yourself on a strict budget and researching house-sitting opportunities in Paris.

But somewhere around the time you can’t seem to run ten miles without stopping, or you’re struggling with chapter seven, or you’ve spent so many nights home watching free shows on the Internet and eating Tuna Surprise you think you might poke your eyes out with a fork, you start having second thoughts.

You wonder if 

I've worked with hundreds of clients who blocked their path to an abundant life without realizing it. Does this sound like you?

If you want more out of your life but can't quite seem to get there, here are three ways that you might be misusing the law of attraction and blocking yourself from abundance.

1. You set your intentions from a place of lack. ...

Entrepreneur & Author of Brain Evolution System, Karl Moore, gives a few secrets to what makes people the best version of themselves.

We at Achieve Today believe that we were all born to be great and do amazing things. At times we experience setbacks, blocks, limiting beliefs, or failures along the way. However, that greatness still resides within each of us! Our goal at Achieve Today is to help you Awaken Your Greatness!

That power to do so, is embodied in this short video, that we want to share with the world. 
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Executive Coach Adam Mortimer gives a quick tip on living in the NOW!

Entrepreneurs who attain a certain mindset are the ones who ultimately succeed. This mindset has four, intertwining aspects.

Follow your instincts. 
A survey by the Kauffman Foundation found 98% of company founders said the willingness to take risks is the usual stepping stone to entrepreneurial success. Successful entrepreneurs relied on their “gut-feeling” when it came to hiring people for their business.

Stay curious, learn new skills. 
Studies of Stanford alumni have shown that people with a greater variety of roles in in previous jobs are more likely to become entrepreneurs. The smallest lesson learned can make a big difference in business.

Let go and delegate.
A great idea can turn into a great business only when you find and trust the right people to help make it happen. Entrepreneurs need help accomplishing their goals. Hire great people to work in the business so you have the time to work on the business.

Anticipate failure.
Making it big on the first try is a rare story. The path to success is not straight. No matter how meticulously you plan, you’re going to make a mistake. Maybe more than one. Some entrepreneurs, fixated on the idea that they’ll succeed on the first try, give up without a second try. By not anticipating failure, they failed.
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