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Recently, when I was in the Sarasota, Florida, area for two speaking engagements, I stopped by the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art on Ringling Plaza.
This area was literally the world headquarters for the circus. The Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus.
Started in 1870 by a gentleman named Ringling, in Wisconsin, the circus eventually became a worldwide phenomenon. He had seven sons. His youngest son was John Ringling.
The other sons all participated in the circus. John was the one with business sense and he built the circus into a worldwide attraction.
In the winters, in nearby Venice, Florida, is where the circus had its winter home. John Ringling and his wife Mable brought a lot of culture to the Sarasota area. They built an art museum, which to this day still attracts many visitors. Behind the art museum is their incredible original home in the area. They had several other homes around the country. But, the one in Sarasota was magnificent.
The reason I want to talk to you about the circus is that all of us, these days, at one point or another, feel like our lives are like a circus.
There are three rings all around us. There are all kinds of challenges. We may feel like a ringmaster, trying to deal with all of the stress.
We have financial challenges, health and work challenges, and challenges with relationships. Sometimes it’s just a little too much as we try to keep all of those plates spinning.
What if we could focus on the most valuable thing first? Would that help us to ease up on the feeling of being in the middle of a circus? I think so.
When we think of too many things at one time, the mind goes around in circles and we’re not affective in any one direction. I want calm and peacefulness for you.
Declare the affirmation below, the first thing every morning and the last thing each night, and see how productive it can be. Let’s let the term “circus” mean a fun evening under the big top instead of too much stress.
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You are special. You are unique. You are destined for greatness. You are a Champion!
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A Stress-Reduction Affirmation
I always do the most valuable thing first and quickly.
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George Washington and Your Definite Purpose
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After doing a seminar in the Washington, D.C., area recently, I drove by the Washington Monument. What an amazing monument to an amazing man – George Washington, the father of the United States of America.
The monument is 555 feet tall and 55 feet across at the base. It was built between the years 1848 and 1884. The builders kept running out of money and there was the matter of the Civil War during that time. It cost a total of $1,817,000.
The Washington Monument stands for someone who was truly incredible – the first president of the United States of America. He was the Commander in Chief of the armed forces during the Revolutionary War with England.
Can you imagine trying to pull together a group of farmers and volunteers who don’t necessarily want to be there? And you don’t have enough money. You don’t have the armaments you need. You don’t have the proper clothing or food to keep this army together. And yet they win the Revolutionary War.
What about the time Washington spent the winter in Valley Forge? Many of his men were freezing and didn’t have food. But Washington had something that Napoleon Hill talks about in the book “Think and Grow Rich” – Definiteness of Purpose.
George Washington had Definiteness of Purpose. His purpose was to create a new country – to win the Revolutionary War and create the United States of America.
And that definiteness of purpose helped Washington to move through, get over any obstacles, and they won against the military might of Great Britain.
So, my question to you and me is: What can we have more definiteness of purpose about in our lives? Is it about our relationships, about our finances, about our career?
What can we do this week to focus more on our most important definite purpose?
Perhaps it’s time to stake an emotional monument to something important and take action to achieve it.
You are special. You are unique. You are destined for greatness. I see it in you. You are a Champion. Have a powerful day.
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A Definiteness Affirmation
I have identified my most important definite purpose and I’m taking steps toward it today.
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