The "No Ask, No Get" Mindset for Extreme Possibility

Too many want greatness without paying the price greatness requires.

 Too many among us wish for a bounty of success yet refuse to do the work, take the risks and endure the trials success demands.

Absolute Personal Responsibility [APR] means that you own your bigness, powerfulness and adultness.

 …you no longer blame others for what’s not working in your life.

 …you no longer make excuses for the magic that’s missing from your days.

 …you no longer beg a force outside of you to help you make your dreams come true.

 Instead, you exercise your genius. 

 You do the work necessary to materialize your supremacy. You use your gifts. You apply your strengths. To create fantastic results.

 And as you do so—daily—your measure of your finest self grows. You realize your amazingness. Your confidence escalates. Your joy—on seeing all you can do—soars.

 And you become great.

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There is huge power in asking for what you want. You see, a lot of times we can have what we want, we just don't ask for it so the world around us doesn't know what we want. And if the world doesn't know what you want, how can the world deliver what you want? In your personal relationships, we're not mind readers. If you don't tell your partner what you want, then your partner doesn't know what you want, so you can't get what you want. If you don't set your goals, then you cannot get those goals because your brain doesn't know what you want. In your business, if you don't speak up and ask your client what you want... You talk to any great salesperson, they say you need to ask for what you want, ask for the order. And if you don't, you don't get the order. But the fundamental mindset I'm trying to invite you to play with is ask, ask, ask, ask. I share it with my children all the time. No ask, no get. And if you ask and you don't get, at least you learn. It's not really a failure. The only failure is not trying.