How to remain motivated despite...

[The following is the best email regarding motivation i recieved from my friend Patric Chan. Enjoy it as i did, YOU will Know Why.]

I've been to dozens of live seminar events in my life where

I have met face-to-face with successful people. One thing that
I can surely tell you is the excitement and energy that I feel at

each event cannot be put into words.

You've experienced that too?

Well, magically, when you are around successful people or
people who have a success mindset, their enthusiasm rubs off

on you.

Contradictorily, if you're around people who are

not successful and don't have high standards for success,

then you ultimately let them bring down your enthusiasm

and energy.

The fact is, there are more negative minded people in this

world than there are success seekers and you can't do

anything about it - and these people can even include

your family, close friends or colleagues!

Perhaps their negativity is a way for them to justify their

lack of success?

Perhaps they try to shield themselves from failure in order

secure their self-esteem?

Who knows.

Of course, if you buy into their mindset, you would never

achieve anything substantial in your life. So if you want to

achieve success, it's important that you limit your

interaction with negative people and start associating

with the "right" enviroment.

Like each time I have conversion with great minds who

are best-selling authors, self-made multi-millionaires and so

on, I've picked up so much knowledge and secrets to success.

They 'force' me to think big, to explore opportunities

that I've never thought of.

I'm not saying that you should end your friendship with a

life-long friend, that would be absurd. I'm just saying that you

should be aware that their negative energy can bring down

your positive energy and that's dangerous.

Basically, great things can happen when you associate with

like-minded people. When you all put your heads together, you

can share what works for each of you. You can meet people

at seminars and form friendships even if you don't live in the

same location.

Now I know that seminars can be cost prohibitive for some

people but you can form friendships with people you meet

online also! The point is, don't limit yourself because of

the demographic restriction you have.

To your success,

Patric Chan