I recently received this in an email and I thought it would be nice to share it with the masses.  I believe the author is Randall Redding. I hope it strikes a chord with you as it did for me!

You know, many of us have been around the block a few times in business. We have tried this, that and the other, and quite often it is one MLM after another. We have dreams that are important to us, and we get all jacked up and excited when one of these “opportunities” comes along. We sign up, tell a few folks about it and maybe even realize a little success. But then something happens. Things seem to slow down. The little bit of income that we may have had dwindles, and we just kind of lose sight of the dreams. Before long we are looking for another “opportunity.” Does this sound familiar?

I have seen a lot of this—even experienced some of it myself. Those that I know personally that have had major successes in business are those that have put their whole “might, mind and strength” into the opportunity they have chosen, put blinders on and then put the “pedal to the metal” as they say. As other “things” come along, they ignore them. They stay focused, and they succeed. Some of those that I know that have done this enjoy seven figures a year! I know some that may realize OK income chasing one thing after another, but they have NEVER reached the level of success, or security, that those with the blinders on have reached, and they are likely all members of the NFL club: No Friends Left.

As one moves from one opportunity to another, success evades them. After all, it takes time and commitment in any endeavor to reach the levels of success that we all seek. Then too, if it is too easy, where is the character building that comes from hard work and commitment? It seems to me that this is a significant part of the journey.

What ever your pursuit in life, stay committed. If you will do so, and if you will strive to have the heart and mind of a servant, you will find all the success you could ever want. Zig Ziglar said it a long time ago, “If you help enough people get what they want, you will get what you want.”

Let’s build a Legacy, and let’s leave a Legacy to those we love. I am not talking about money here. I’m talking about a Legacy of Good Will, a Legacy of Service, a Legacy to be remembered by! Let’s get out there and do something good, because it needs to be done!