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E. H. Chapin said that the best men are not those who have waited for chances but who have taken them; jumped at the chance, conquered the chance; and made chance his servant.

Too often the lack of opportunity is the excuse given by those too weak to simply take action. Unlike you, these folks aren’t reading a life coaching book. Instead, they sit and complain while those more focused are working each day to ensure they are prepared once opportunity presents itself.

Achievers understand that every lesson in school or college is an opportunity. Every examination is another chance taken that will help determine the future. Every book read, every business transaction, every introduction is another possible opportunity.

Whenever you have the chance to take on additional responsibility, this should never be taken lightly. Doing well in this new endeavor may just be the stepping stone to a more fulfilling future.

Our existence in this world comes with a responsibility to continually learn and grow and to help others. It’s truly a privilege to have such opportunity available to us at this time in the world’s history. If each of us were to meet this inherent obligation like men and women of honor, just imagine how much better off the world might be.

If a slave in the 1800’s like Fred Douglass, who did not even own his own body, can teach himself to read and elevate himself into an admired orator, editor and statesman – what should the poorest of today’s poor children be able to do with the benefits of technology and free tools like this life coaching book? Are we not already rich when we compare our current existence to those like Douglass who rose from what many believed to be impossible circumstances?

What is the excuse for allowing yourself the luxury of self-pity?

Without a doubt, it is the idle and lazy man (or woman) who is always complaining that fortune has abandoned him. He sits staring at his television and plays video games for hours on end, only to declare daily that he is entitled to more than he rightly deserves.

It’s been said that LUCK is when preparation and opportunity meet.

For example, the time comes to the young surgeon when, after many years of study, he is suddenly confronted with his first critical operation. He is now in charge of the staff and the patient’s life is in his hands.

Can he fill the place of the great surgeon’s that he studied for so many years? Is he equal to the task at hand? Can he save the life of his patient and live up to the expectations of his staff?

If he can, then he is the one that every patient hopes for and that every hospital chief administrator wants on staff. His opportunity confronts him at this single point in time. He and it are now face to face. Shall he confess his ignorance and inability, or step into fame and fortune. It is for only him to say.

Are you preparing yourself for a greater opportunity or do you only speak of someday when you have more time you will do this or that? What was the last life coaching book you read? Do you speak of a greater future, while continuing to do the same mundane tasks day in and day out?

Open your eyes to a brighter future. Open eyes will discover opportunities everywhere; open ears will never fail to detect the cries of those who seek your assistance; open hands will never want for noble work to do.

“What is it’s name?” asked a visitor in a studio, after looking upon a sculpture of many gods, pointing to the one whose face was concealed by hair, and had wings on its feet.

“Opportunity,” replied the sculptor. “Why is his face hidden? Because men seldom know him when he comes to them. Why has he wings on his feet? Because he is soon gone, and once gone, cannot be utilized to one’s own advantage.”

If you are waiting for your ship to come, know that it will not arrive without persistent effort on your part. And even if it did come, would you really be prepared to take advantage of what it might bring you?

Why let one more day go idly by, make use of every life coaching book or resource your local library has to offer. Do you worry that all the land in your county has already been utilized? Are all the good seats taken in your area of interest? Are all the country’s resources dried up?

Is there no way for you to use your spare moments to improve yourself or benefit others? Is the competition of modern existence so fierce that you must be content simply to gain a meager existence?

Don’t wait for your opportunity, go make it! Read the remaining chapters of this life coaching book to start. Make it as all leaders of men and women before you made there own way – by utilizing what your creator has already given you.

1. Describe an instance in your life where opportunity has presented itself. Explain how you have typically responded to this kind of situation in your past. Are you genuinely pleased with the typical outcome?





2. Explain what your outcome has historically been in this area of your life? Are you satisfied with this outcome or do you wish to improve in this area of your life?.





3. Given what you know now, do you wish to improve in this area of your life? If the answer is yes, then explain what you need to do differently in order to gain better results in the future. Identify what you are willing do differently and what you are willing to sacrifice in order to create positive change in this area of your life.

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» Chapter Two - Born to "Disadvantage"
"Necessity is the priceless spur. Being broke is not as bad as being poor. Poor, is a state of mind."

» Chapter Three - An Iron Will
"Every man stamps his own value upon himself, and we are Great or not according to our own will." - Samuel Smiles

» Chapter Four - Possibilities In Spare Moments
"Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that is the stuff life is made of." - Benjamin Franklin

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