WordUp with Wayne Flotree - Quote # 3: Set of the Sail

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Today's Show - Quote # 3:
"It's not the blowing of the wind that determines your destination, it's the set of the sail." -Jim Rohn

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[frankmarshman]

It is fun to find a young man like you who is as determined as you are.

There is a term in sailing called tacking. This is where you sail into the wind and move forward against the wind. The economy today is blowing into the faces of most of us. However there will always be millionaires made in this wind.

Robert Kiyosaki said he made his fortune during the housing market crash in the late 80s. When everyone is selling it is time to buy.

[casandragroves]

life is always going to through you challenges, and it's what you do with those challenges that determines the outcome

[KristinRush]

I love this quote!!! It's totally true! And really encouraging.

Every situation you find yourself in can result in a multitude of outcomes...but whether the outcome is favorable or not for you depends on your attitude, mindset, and how focused you are on your desired destination.

So if you stay focused, stay determined, never give up, and remember that anything is possible, you'll be able to sail through any storm. :)

[livc1981]

Yeah, I agree. It's like, no matter what there will always be winds, but your observation of the direction of where the winds will take you is how you see the coming tides.