Denise David

Have you ever watched a child learning to pour milk into a cereal bowl or juice into a glass?

The results often are more liquid surrounding the vessel than in the planned target. When my kids were learning independence in the kitchen, the phrase “commit to pour” was often heard. The more committed the novice “pourer” is the better the results. And the less paper towels needed for clean up.

Think about it. How does that relate to you and I? Does our lack of commitment effect our results? How often do we make a “big mess” which can’t be moped up with Bounty by half heartedly attempting something. Maybe your something is more important to you than a morning bowl of cereal.

What difference would each of us see in our end results with a change in our level of commitment? Starting a new fitness routine, building a new freindship, beginning a new business venture or campaign?  “Commit to pour” be 100% invested in the effort.

Was just “challenged” by Jeffery Gitomer to write each day.  I am commited to amazing results in many arenas within my life this year. Hope that you are too!