My arrival from the ice ages…

Saturday, August 8th, 2009 at 11:34 AM

We live in an amazing time with so many resources at our finger-tips!

This blog is one of the many tools that I am now using to build my eXfuze business. Together with all the other internet marketing techniques and social networking sites I am very excited to watch what happens as I begin to work a little bit smarter.

Combine the tools that we have in our hands with the unbelievable business opportunity that Rick Cotton and the rest of the amazing corporate eXfuze team have put together, and we are in for quite the ride. (Seriously, I still can’t believe that I heard about eXfuze when I heard about it and had the opportunity to join the team I am now on!)

The stars really have aligned themselves for you in this technological age, but even so, I believe the most important factor to any person’s success is through their own belief in themselves.

If you don’t get anything out of investigating eXfuze, then please GET THIS: You really are the “gatekeeper of your own destiny”.

The powers that you have within yourself are so incredible. Some refer to this power as faith in their God and what He can do with them. Others see it as a combination of positive thinking and enthusiasm, or even some grandiose “secret” of how to “command” the Universe to act in their behalf. Whatever you call it, that is what fuels success.

If you can learn to apply the principle of a healthy belief in yourself and dedicate yourself whatever Guiding Power that you believe in, you can not only be successful with eXfuze, but all throughout your life.

The following article is the epitome of what it takes to be what I want to be. I don’t know what each of your goals and aspirations are, but I can promise you that if you will become like the people John wrote about in this article, you will achieve whatever it is that you want.

Burn Your Boat!
April 13, 2007
By John Boe

I believe that the great NFL Hall of Fame coach, Vince Lombardi, had it right when he said, “The quality of a person’s life is in direct proportion to their commitment to excellence, regardless of their chosen field of endeavor.”

Do you agree with Lombardi or are you the type of person who has difficulty staying focused and keeping commitments? Do you allow the negative influences of fear, anxiety, self-doubt and worry to dominate your thinking and sabotage your results?

Sadly, most people fail to achieve their goals, not because they’re lazy or lack self-motivation, but because they were never “fully committed” to succeed. I can’t think of a single great achievement that has ever been attained without first a plan of action and then an unshakable commitment to its accomplishment.

Walt Disney was arguably one of the most creative dreamers and determined men of the 20th century. He understood the power of commitment and would frequently tell those around him, “When you believe in a thing, believe in it all the way, implicitly and unquestionably.”

The ancient Greek warriors were both feared and respected by their enemies. In battle, the Greeks established a well-deserved reputation for their unsurpassed bravery and unshakable commitment to victory. The key to their overwhelming success on the battlefield had far more to do with how the Greek commanders motivated the warriors than it did with issues of tactics or training. The Greeks were master motivators who understood how to use a “dramatic demonstration” to infuse a spirit of commitment into the heart of every warrior.

Once the warriors had been offloaded from their boats onto their enemy’s shore, the Greek commanders would shout out their first order, “Burn the boats!” The sight of burning boats removed any notion of retreat from their hearts and any thoughts of surrender from
their heads. Imagine the tremendous psychological impact on the
soldiers as they watched their boats being set to the torch. As the boats turned to ash and slipped quietly out of sight into the water, each man understood there was no turning back and the only way home was through victory.

In your sales career, your battles are not fought with weapons on foreign shores, but within the confines of your own mind. A truly committed salesperson does not have the luxury or the time for the self-indulgence of negative thinking. The true underlying motivation for all success is a deep and unwavering commitment to the task at hand. The sales profession is a demanding and challenging career, but it is also personally rewarding and financially lucrative for those who are fully committed to becoming successful.

If you are being pushed around mentally by thoughts of fear, anxiety, self-doubt and worry, it’s time to “burn your boat” and become fully committed to your sales career!

I have “burned my boat” and am excited about what has happened so far. I hope you will join me in my quest for financial and time freedom, whether it is only as a reader, or as an active participant.

I would love to share my success with you, whether it is just internet marketing that you are interested in, or eXfuze and the amazing health benefits from Seven+ as well.