Books Langston Hughes Wrote
The thing that will dry your dreams faster than anything is a fourteen-letter word. You can take the boy "" off and think it's a four letter word.
It certainly causes as much pain as most four-letter words. The word is …
Procrastination.
Oh, we laugh as if it's a minor flaw, one that causes some overdue fines at the library or postpone the plan food for an extra day, but it's really much more dangerous than that.
Perhaps you remember from high school or college English poem of famous American poet, novelist, columnist and playwright Langston Hughes.
What happens a dream deferred?
Does it dry up
ike a raisin in the sun?
Or fester like a sore —
And then run?
"It stinks like rotten meat?
Or crust and sugar over —
like a syrupy sweet?
Maybe it just sags
like a heavy load.
Or does it explode?
– Langston Hughes (1902-1967)
Anyway happens to a dream deferred is not a good thing. And what happens to us when we forget our dreams?
We are not loyal to ourselves, we do not live our lives to the fullest, and least – we and others who benefit are private.
The "dream deferred" Hughes wrote about the Harlem Renaissance in the 1920s may have been provided on the company to destroy the dream as a job inside, but for most people today, deferred dreams just procrastination, and procrastination comes from fear. Now, there is a real word four letters for you that is another dream destroyer.
You have dreams that you've put off?
I know I did. I was taken on the treadmill for a job that seemed to consume. Then my wife, Ann, have begun to ask questions. Questions like …
If we continue to do what we do, where we will be in a year? 5 years now? In our 60's?
The images are frightening.
We have done our minds that we no longer put off our dreams.
It means working with our new marketing company network after putting in 8 hours or more to our jobs, but before we knew it, we need more jobs, and …
We built the largest international company in the history of the company were with us before our current business. That means many, many others have benefited.
After only 3 years with our current society, we have over 48,000 team members in over 25 countries. Our earnings in these 3 years, has exceeded what we did with the other company, which is / was a great company.
Where will you be the year next if keep doing what you doing now?
Where will you be 5 years from now, if you continue doing what you doing now?
Where will you be when you're 65 (or more if you've already hit there) if you keep doing what you doing now?
Are you today where we hoped to be when you dream of your future?
Have you deferred your dreams until they are exhausted?
Is it not time to revive them?
I want you to do. Revive your dreams. Imagine how you will feel when they become reality.
Do you feel this way?
Are you ready to make some changes?
Because you can not reach a different result by doing the thing.
Napoleon Hill, another great writer and author of the book "Think and Grow Rich" said this about Bout "P" word.
"The principle of concentration is the means by which procrastination is overcome. The same principle is the foundation on which so much confidence and self-esteemare based … "
Focus, focus on your goals and you have made a good start.
You will be amazed at how quickly things can change when you do.
If you need a vehicle to support your dreams, consider …
"Network marketing has proven to be a viable source of income and rewarding, and the challenges could be perfect for you. "
– Donald Trump, your company at Home Magazine
So let me conclude by saying, if you're serious about building your dream and hold on them … You then must believe … and never let anyone steal your dreams!
About the Author:
David L. Feinstein, noted business coach and home business entrepreneur, is the author of various and many articles that help to empower individuals. To get the real innovative marketing knowledge and training, so you can be at the cutting edge of using technology to build your internet network marketing business correctly, visit; Building Dynamic Futures
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