Intentional Mindset: The Ultimate Guide to Achieving Deliberate Success

ONLY A SMALL AMOUNT OF PEOPLE WILL SEE SUCCESS ACHIEVED. EVERYONE WANTS TO ACHIEVE A CERTAIN LEVEL OF SUCCESS. BUT MOST OF THEM HAVE NO CLUE WHERE TO START OR WHAT THE PROCESS LOOKS LIKE….. The Reason So Many People Fail at Meeting Their Goals is Because They Have a Confused Understanding of Realistic Goal Setting and Self-Motivation Methodology I have spoken to a lot of people over the years and most of the conversation were about how they would like to live a different life or succeed a certain level of success. They spoke about the house they wanted, the car they want to drive or even the job or business they wanted to start. And as i lived on i noticed the most of them never got a change to see their dreams realized. And i wanted to understand more about how or why that didn't happen. So, i took some time out my life over the years and researched this issue. I came up with one simple explanation that pinpointed the issue all together. NO ONE UNDERSTANDS WHERE TO START AND HOW TO EXECUTE! I found that most people feel that they can achieve their dreams without first understanding where they are or what direction to go in. So I thought i would write a book for starting the process for success. This grounding breaking guidebook will introduce simple, life-changing assessments such as: Your Association, Values, Goals, Fear, Gratitude and more Understanding the basics of setting goals Living in reality when determining objectives Getting started and staying committed Visualizing the process rather than the outcome Eliminating shock and surprise Shifting focus and making modifications when necessary Recognizing the difference between the goal and the aim Knowing when to stop Enjoying the benefits of achieving your goals And much, much more ... Michael Burks Author | Speaker | Thought Leader www.IamMikeBurks.com

Everything up to the end of 2001 was pretty standard for me. I had been in IT for over 12 years and living like most entrepreneurs, working 14-hour days, six days a week. spending very little time with my family and working in my business, instead of on my business. Sure, I loved my career and the direction i was taking it, but I was tired and wanted more out of my life. Going into the end of 2001, I put a goal in place to become a Entrepreneur.