A GRUESOME DEPICTION OF THE RAT RACE
Does this remind you of anyone? (Photo By Steve Cutts)
Unfortunately this is how most people live their lives… Forever.
Being stuck in the #RatRace is no fun. It’s an endless cycle of dissolution and broken dreams.
Why is that? Because a Job stands for one thing – Just over broke.
Too many people now today are in this vicious way of life and see no hope for the future.
Guess what… It’s meant to be like that, but it doesn’t have to be.
Nope, anyone can break free of that conditioned, slave mindset and step into a new, better world anytime they choose.
Sure there are bills and it may take time to evolve into a new way of life, but even if it takes a couple of years to gain freedom, it’s much better than spending the next 40 years working for someone else and letting your dreams slip through your fingers like the sands of time.
There’s nothing wrong with working for someone else, as long as you do it because you want to.
Even though, I always suggest an individual have a backup plan and build their own dream while working the 9-5.
In time anyone can break free and truly live their best life. And how does it start?
Well, how do you build a wall? One brick at a time, lay each brick as best you can and take it one brick at a time.
The secret lies here in, what’s the hardest part about building a brick wall?
Getting started… That’s where most people have trouble. But it’s OK, that’s normal and part of being human.
Action comes with development.
And remember, the world goes to the action takers, so make sure you start where you are, give yourself time, and lay each brick the best you can.
Now, if you don’t know how to start… Haven’t a clue how you can step out of the rat race, or genuinely would like some guidance…
Message me and type, “What’s the Deal?” in the chat box here on Facebook.
(As an alternative if you can’t wait, because it may take me a few days to get back to you… Go to this website and you can instantly learn how to take the first step today. >>> http://IWantMoreFromLife.com/)
I appreciate you, and remember… We all start at the same place.
Hank Klinger
