Preface: This title is loosely borrowed from the Bonnie Raitt song, "I Can't Make You Love Me". I listen to music when I write for both entertainment and inspiration.
Here is what I believe. Most people are complacent and "satisfied" with their lives, even those who struggle and complain, those who are frustrated with life to wit's end... however, at the same time, the metaphor for the title of this post is that they are living with their eyes closed. This is the reality we confront in "finding" people to work with... to "join" our business... and who show the initiative to elevate themselves from the drudgery of a job.
For whatever reason, they simply won't see that options do exist. What we offer is simply one... and even though what we do is solid and credible, many may have a look, but stay frozen with their eyes closed. Why is that?
The broadest stroke I can paint to answer this is HABITS. It is about being creatures of the "same old, same old". It is about not living with or wanting to endure the discomfort of change. This is the biggest reason people stay "stuck". It is resistance to change and disrupting the status quo - and consciously or subconsciously not wanting to let go of a living a life that is familiar and predictable.
So, they pack their lunch in the morning and go do it again. If eyes not closed, then it may be more apt to say they are sleepwalking through their lives... seemingly conscious, but nonetheless "living the dream" that never confronts the reality of barely scraping by - and doing something about it.
Sad, really.
We organize knowledge, people and money for everyone's benefit. At our core, we teach strategies that engender a community of competence for all who participate. In the process, we help you create a parallel income to your job, through people investing in each others' success. This blog talks about how it all takes place. If you are seeking change that is driven by a lack of financial resources, spend some time here to find out more about what we do.
Sunday, October 7, 2018
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