Sun, 02 Aug 2009 09:48:11 +0700WeeblySat, 15 Nov 2008 13:38:21 +0700http://peak-potentials-training.weebly.com/1/post/2008/11/first-post.htmlI’ve hiked down the Grand Canyon before and hiked back up.  It’s only a mile deep but feels much longer.  I didn’t feel like I accomplished anything really.  I needed motivation in my life.  I found it in T. Harv Eker’s company Peak Potentials Training.  Actually, Peak Potentials Training made me realize what I did was an accomplishment; I just didn’t “look” at it that way.

When I look back on that trip, it was a bunch of us gals in the 25ish age range and well, when I remember their faces—we all looked lost.  What were we doing this for?  Was there a point?  Once I found Peak Potentials Training I realized there is a point and hope and guidance and that I too could reach my peak potential, I just needed to change me with a big emphasis on the “me.”

Under the guidance of Peak Potentials Training Company, I learned some hard facts right away.  I couldn’t just say I was going to do something anymore—I had to do it.  Even if it was such a small thing like turning my hiking trip into a successful memory; I could do this!  I was a little angry at first and skeptical that T. Harv Eker and his company of associates could make me “think” different.  They were mind control freaks I was sure.  But where they?  They wanted to help me reach my peak potential.  I then realized they wanted to help me change my life.

Some of the steps the company wanted me to follow seemed overwhelming at first.  I couldn’t do any of them I thought.  Yes, I wanted to improve my life.  Yes, I wanted to be confident in attitude and spirit.  But the tasks along the way were going to be too hard for someone like me.  So untrue I found.  Peak Potentials Training is not just for the meek at heart—it changes the meek at heart.  I was starting to feel like I too could be a strong person.

Learning how to reach my peak potential was the hardest thing.  I had to look at how I looked at my life, my happiness, my financial blueprint, my family and, my opportunities.  How could one company help me fix all of these things?  My body was thirsty for help at this point and soon, through Peak Potentials Training, I would be hydrated.

The one thing that helped me the most was probably my skepticism.  I felt T. Harv Eker and his company was a bunch of people trying to make money off me.  Then I realized their motivation, their willingness to share ideas were so important!  They absolutely needed me to succeed.  I was on my way, a new trip, a new hike, but this one would be much different.

I realized my life was at a dead-end.  I lacked self-esteem, was divorced at a young age and childless.  But, every single time I felt these things, Peak Potentials Training seemed to lift me to rationalization—something everyone needs—and daily if not hourly!  If they did this, I could too.  They had testimonials and they were unbelievably available.  Anyone could do this I thought—even me.

Just as my Grand Canyon hike, I started slowly, thirsty for every piece of advice I got along my journey to improve my financial blueprint and change my happiness—change my life!  I knew Peak Potentials Training wasn’t a miracle cure, nor did it claim to be, and my slow start seemed to turn into a race, a race of accomplishment and freedom—something I could be proud of!  Soon, my life-hike was more up than down.  I was not at the bottom or the middle anymore, I was halfway there.

No one has to live of life of dreaded sameness.  I realized that as I shared Peak Potentials Training with my friends who are too on their way to a big attitude adjustment.  I feel a little over-eager now—perhaps a little above others.  I don’t mind that though, I worked hard for it and Peak Potentials gave me the most life-changing hike—one I will pass along and encourage others to follow.

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