The Speed Merchant's Loft (Q/A) (Why Are Some So Hard On Dreamers?) (by Susan James)
Rod
Why do people seem to be so hard on some of us dreamers? Sometimes it feels like the opinions of others are really what brings many of us down.
Susan
This question really is not about *other people*. Any business that is going to support us for a lifestyle and in an easy and fun way, has to have a solid foundation upon which to expand.
Our own level of commitment and willingness to design our business and the reason we want things the way we do, is the first step in having this foundation built on concrete and not in sand.
If we can not withstand the blowhards of others, then we certainly won't withstand other major choices that may come our way as we build our income streams. We *weed* ourselves out of having a successful business in the early stages.
The early stages of weeds showing, most often comes in the guise of others who express opinions and judgments of our choices in non- supportive ways.
We won't find *those people* at the end of the rainbow. Will we find you?
Susan James (Copyright 2004)
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