In the previous section we talked about how one small change leads to another and how an improvement in one area of our life gives us a choice to improve another. Once we get into motion it is quite hard to stop all the changes we initiated. This snow ball effect can be applied to anything. Well, try to stop a train that is moving 100km/h... you need a lot of energy and time to even slow it down quickly. This law applies even to negative things in your life. If you are spiralling down in your life, you will attract more and more “bad” things that will drag you faster and faster where ever it is you are heading. If you fall down and sad you are likely to get sadder and even depressed unless you use some force to stop or reverse this process.

For years I’ve been hearing these words from people that I really should have been paying attention to. From books, teachers and sages who have been through the mistakes that I was about to make, from people I respected and people who were trying to help me avoid one of the most painful and devastating experiences that I was about to live through.

So far I have written to you on how I set my goals and priorities.   Now onto scheduling for work.  I’m an Executive Officer for a very busy organisation and my days are quite manic!  I have always been in job roles where I work for entrepreneurs, small companies with no systems and just total chaos when it comes to job roles and assistance!

Go back to a point when you were happy - really happy, it might have been when you were 5 or 6 years old and you spent the best afternoon of your life playing with your friends, laughing, running around and even having disagreements that lasted maybe only a few minutes.