“Doing” is the Secret!
Personal Development

“Doing” is the Secret!

Josiah Samuel Harry

Skill and talent are great to have, but if you are not doing, then those skills and talents are worthless.

The End!

For those of you who have been following my journey via this platform, you have probably figured out by now that I have one central message for my readers, which I express in a variety of compelling ways. And this message is: There isn’t anyone like you in the entire universe and everything you need to live a vibrant, happy and fulfilling life, lives within you, and in order to experience the greatness the Universe demands of you, you must commit to consistent and deliberate action.

That’s it. That is my message to you. 

If you want to live on the mountain top of happiness and abundance, then you must do. Winning essentially boils down to one variable, the W, the O, the R, the K. 

You do not need to binge-watch motivational videos or buy the latest self-help books. You WILL find your way to the life you deserve once you begin the process. So, start your incredible journey, deploy value along the way, shine bright, and make the rest of your life the best of your life!

From my heart to yours,

-jh

 

 

Published by Josiah Samuel Harry

Josiah is a literary artist, podcaster, content creator, and adventurer. More importantly, Josiah is a truth-seeker and extends an open invitation to journey inward toward a deeper reality that unveils the fundamental purpose of life, which is to find truth in one’s own life and live peacefully and in relational harmony with others and one’s environment.

39 thoughts on ““Doing” is the Secret!”

  13. The books are good. They have their place but motivational videos are just entertainment if you don’t use the words to inspire you to do something. A couple of the good speakers (Brian Tracy, Tony Robbins) encourage you to take a moment right afterwards and do something to make the first step towards your goal.

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    1. I am not suggesting that motivational books are not good as I believe they have some value. What I am saying is that rather than become addicted to motivation, regardless of the format, it is best to engage in doing.

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