MAC Week 4 Reading

Chapters 9 -12 "Art of Possibility"

The closing of this book was Empowering and Inspirational! This book has been an eye opener to me on so many levels.

The principles: Lighting a spark, Being the board, Frameworks for Possibility, and Telling the We story. All of the Chapters listed above were well written and they definitely served its purpose in my life.

Lighting a Spark

What this concept taught me, was to not be afraid of no.  No can be a stumbling block only if you allow it to be.  When you change the energy of no and ask the question or ask for what you want, you might be surprised with the new outcome.  Do not doubt or count yourself out, just because of the word no.  Light the spark and see if it ignites!


Being the Board


When you allow yourself to "be the board", you are creating your own destiny.  You are not feeling pity for circumstances.  You are the driver, the pilot of your own life, but what happens positive or negative can be justified by owning up to success and failures.  The objective is not to blame others of mishaps and praise only yourself for success.  Take ownership of both the praises and the failures.


Frameworks and Possibility



How you frame or outline your life, business, career, relationships is determined by how clear your goals and vision is spelled out.  Your vision and mission statement should be a visual expression and statement of how your business will be run.  The drivers and participants should be able to fill in the gaps to make everything possible.

Dr. Martin Luther King III had a dream and vision to bring everyone together of all races, kindreds, and beliefs.  He created his dream, vision, and had people and tools in place to make it happen.  It was a visual account for what was going to happen in the future.



WE


The We concept was very powerful! It was simple and not complex, but it made perfect sense.  In a business partnership, relationship, customer service transaction, etc you can apply the We" principle.
If you take the "I' out of a problem and add "We".  If their is a problem in a relationship and one of the individuals in the relationship wants to break up or file for divorce.  Instead of saying , "I'm out and I have to do this for me".  Try to adopt, "We are going to have to work out our problems. What are WE going to do."  This concept really changes the energy and frequency and allows both parties to see the bigger picture!