Caesar was ambitious, and it got him killed. We all have to deal with our own ambitions. Are we going to let someone else decide our ambitions and what we're going to make of ourselves financially in this world? There's an evil way to be ambitious. It's called greed. Greed is trying to get something for nothing .... hoping for more than your share at the expense of others. But worthy ambition is getting something at the service of others, not the expense of others. The Bible gave us a great pattern to follow where our ambitions are concerned. It said that the greatest among us will be those who find ways to serve the most. Service is the way to worthy ambition.
At Xyngular® serving many is the way to a lot of success. Zig Ziglar's famous phrase applies better here than almost anywhere, "If you help enough people get what they want, you can have everything you want." At Xyngular that kind of service leads to great recognition and tremendous satisfaction.
Yet, even when we think about ambition like this, some people are uncomfortable about setting high financial goals for themselves. So why don't we look at it as trying to reach "financial independence?" It's living from your own resources without debt and without placing the burden for your needs on anyone else.
You're able to support yourself and have a little left over to help others less fortunate. That makes ambition truly a worthy ambition.
ACTION STEPS:
1. Take a moment to evaluate your own personal definition of a "legitimate ambition." Try putting numbers to your financial goals and test yourself to see if some of the ideas in this article don't come up in your mind.
2. Instead of putting actual financial achievements on your goal sheet, try putting the numbers of people you're going to be able to serve. Break it down into months, weeks and days. How many people will you serve today?
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