Brian Bonar

Unites States Of Success (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The road to success is paved with tests,

So you've got to believe in yourself above the rest.

Dream big, and let your passion shine,

If you don't, you won't end up with a dime.

Challenge the status quo, disrupt the market and say YES!

And remember that innovation is an endless quest.

Don't forget to change business for good,

If you want to change the world, then you should.

If you think with your head and listen to your heart,

I promise you'll get off to a flying start.

Make bold moves, but always play fair,

Always say please and thank you - it's cool to care.

Do what you love and love what you do,

This advice is nothing new.

Now, stop worrying about whether your business will be a hit,

Rise to the challenge and say, 'screw it, let's do it!'

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Brian Bonar
• Erscheinungstermin: 8. Februar 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201905613
• Artikelnr.: 63412311

Autorenporträt

Life, like a beautiful mosaic, is created by a pattern of many pieces. It is only by stepping back that there is a clear vision of how each part complements and defines the whole picture.

Brian's complete story can only be told in the unique arrangements of how every experience, circumstance, and relationship has been pieced together to chronicle the creation of a lifetime's masterpiece.

By ordinary measures, Brian Bonar is a stunning success. However, as only the outside observers to his life's long journey, we are witness to barely the smallest portion of the whole story. In truth, the countless twists and turns that have defined Brian's timeline, like all rites-of-passage, have been arduous, demanding, and often taken him to the edge of human endurance.

As onlookers to the myriad of extraordinary accomplishments that Brian has achieved, it is like viewing an Olympic athlete's winning race. It's hardly an accurate accounting of the facts behind the success. As observers, we are not witnessing the seemingly endless hours of strenuous training, searing disappointments, and the singular test that challenges 'the self,' not in competition to others on the field, but rather to achieve the best from one's self. The greatest of all achievements, the real 'gold metal' is the triumph over the apparently endless trials and tribulations—seemingly against all odds, that has culminated in acquiring the hardest of all earned goals—a measure of self-mastery.