3 Sponsors of Change

Change is constant but not automatic.

Change is inevitable but it doesn’t just happen. Every desired change must be intentionally initiated and sustained.

Follow me as we explore 3 sponsors of sustainable change you must buy into to achieve success in whatever you do.

Ready? Let’s jump right in!

Sponsor 1: Decision

Just because you're tired of something doesn’t mean it would change by default. The seed for change is not intentions but decisions.

Time doesn’t create change; it only reveals things.

Every sustainable change begins with an intention to make the change happen. You cannot experience change by mistake. Spiritually, financially, emotionally, relationally, physically… you must decide to succeed before you can experience it.

What have you decided to change today?

Sponsor 2: Determination

Until you are determined in your heart to do whatever it takes (within the laws) to experience the change you desire, you will not succeed.

Sometimes the problem is that you have too many options. Successful people don’t have too many options but to succeed.

Until you want success as much as you want to breathe, you will never succeed. – Dr. Eric Thomas

This is the attitude for winners. You're a winner!

Sponsor 3: Discipline

The last but not the least of the 3 sponsors of change is discipline. This is holding yourself accountable to do what you must, when you must, and how you must.

The simple reason behind why many find it difficult to see the desired results is that they have not built discipline.

No sustainable change is achieved by doing things that at convenience at the time. Discipline is a habit of the great people.

Are you disciplined enough to experience the change you desire?

Quick Recap

Here's a recap of the 3 sponsors of change

1. Decision: intentions are important but they are not the seed for change. Every change must begin with a decision.

2. Determination: Until you want to succeed as bad as you want to breathe, you'll never succeed. Change comes with taking determined actions.

3. Discipline: no sustainable change happens by doing things at convenience. Discipline is being able to do what need to be done, when it needs to be done and how it needs to be done.

Sustainable change is possible, but it won’t come accidentally. You must work it out.

Question now is, are you ready to past the price?

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