Dear Friend, - Have you been wondering why you don't have in your life all that you feel you deserve? - Have you been frustrated why you aren't being who in your heart you know you can be, and why you're going around in circles with the same limitations year after year? - Have you read and listened to all kinds of books, inspirational speeches, conventions, workshops and clubs, - and nothing seems to be working... (or at best it works v-e-e-e-ry slowly)

Then this could be the most important letter you'll read this year.
Here's why:

You DON'T need more Information!

That's a bit of a contradiction to be making at the start of reading an article like this.

But let's be brutally honest, you really do not need 'more' information, whether it's about health, success, or wisdom. I'm willing to make a prediction here:

You're already drowning in it! You probably have tons of books, eBooks, and articles around the home and on your computer, - 90% of which is only skimmed through.

You visit the internet regularly search out for information like this, only to amass more things that you 'should' read. You may have everything from health to wealth, from motivation to inspiration, from meditation to self-actualization...

You've got a small library going already, and many more to come.

While this is really commendable and absolutely right to do - for leaders are readers,
the only question is, 'How is it working so far?'

What measurable difference are all these new books, courses and audios making in your life?
(And by that I mean real and concrete changes in your actions, in your attitude, in your finances, in your health, in your relationships and in your career.)

If your answer is not that much, then this is your wakeup call:

The information age is over!

It has been estimated for example, that a week’s worth of the New York Times has more information in it than a person living in the 18th century would have come across in their entire lifetime. And at present, information is doubling every two years!

So more information, a new best seller or a 'new program of the month' is not the answer. You need to implement all this knowledge you have amassed already and you need to do it today!

To quote John Lennon, "Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans."

You need to master the fundamentals you already know. You need a practical plan and a system that works with you to make measurable and self-reinforcing progress. You need the support structure to implement this expansive body of knowledge.

How do I know all this?

I've been there too, and I hear it all the time from others.
In working for a decade as a life coach and helping people to make changes in their personal life, they all inevitably have been keen readers and personal development enthusiasts.

They come in for coaching, to make the leap from theory, to reality.

I'll paraphrase some of the more recent comments:

“In pursuing my dreams, I’ve been having trouble meeting my finances. I have always believed in seizing the opportunity and taking the risk to do what is in my heart, but now I’m stuck in debt. How do I take care of these financial bills and obligations that seem to be closing in on me all the time? I've read the financial books and attended the seminars, but it seems like I’m trying to pick up water with a bucket that has a large hole at the bottom. Instead of making me money, they cost me money.”

“I continue to struggle in managing my health and meeting my goals. I often feel disappointed in myself for missing the mark. I keep slipping back into my old ways of exercising very little and feeling unmotivated. I start exercising, then after a few sessions stop. I decide to quit the habit of smoking, but then I keep coming back to it within weeks."

“I don’t understand how ‘spiritual development’ quite fits into my life. I get a sense of its direction and how it is ultimately of the highest value, but I live in a real world which doesn't exactly reward this, nor is it something that I can quite understand. How do I practically live a spiritual life and how do I balance it with the real world?”

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These are difficult questions and they undoubtedly cannot be fixed with a quick, offhand remark. When they come in for coaching, I can hear their frustration in their voices. They represent so many of us.

I really feel for them. They have big hearts and start on the journey of personal development in the hope of bettering themselves, their families, their business, their community... i.e. in the hope of making the world a better place.

They start this journey, yet they never really get anywhere. Year after year things stay the same, they compound their stress and debt - yet keep clinging to 'the hope'.

Worst still is when they become discouraged and loose all hope. To deal with their disappointment, they become cynical of 'positivity and optimism' and build a thick wall to keep themselves away from further hurt, - as well as from life and love

For inside every cynic, there's usually a broken-hearted idealist.

If you can identify with their frustration, let this be a 'warning sign'. You can't do what you've done over and over again in the past and expect different results. Albert Einstein said this is the very definition of insanity.

So if you're willing to stick with me and read the following letter, I will share with you a critical insight that will solve this greatest of problems facing personal development. It will give you more clarity than many seminars or courses that cost thousands.

I'm serious here. I've been there too. I too have experienced the same frustration.

It hasn't been a sudden insight, but a distinction that grew through my years in the coaching profession. When I got this, it multiplied my personal effectiveness, and the effectiveness of my coaching clients. More than that, it continues to create higher and better levels of performance.

This is at the heart all fundamental personal, social and spiritual transformations.

Very few actually 'get it', so pay very close attention to it

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