With No Excuses

  Many times we have heard that people are subconsciously programmed according to our social class, this has some truth, but it does not mean that it is definitive. As part of a society, our status is normally defined by the return we give to the community, that is, the more our skills help solve bigger problems and the less people can do it, the greater the possibility that our income will be greater. There are different areas in which we possibly have a lot of experience and that make us do well in our businesses, jobs, school, personal life, etc., but what if we trained ourselves to improve in the aspects in which we are not so good? How much would our quality of life improve if we dedicated a few hours a day to learning about other areas that are not familiar to us? Some time ago I noticed that in my work as a programmer, after several years of experience, my way of thinking was totally related to the methodologies used in computing and that I had extensive knowledge in this field,

Build great things, takes time. That's something most of the people doesn't understand.    Wanting a project to succeed overnight is like trying to win the lottery. For that you must hope that luck is on your side and believe me, the occasions when fortune is so generous with someone who has not tried hard enough are minimal. The success that we propose in with no excuses is different.  You have to earn it hard, every day. People who sit and wait for luck to smile on them are going to spend most of their lives doing exactly that, waiting. And waiting without doing anything does not mean the same as being patient. Being patient refers to working and letting the project in question meet its goals and continue to grow. Dreaming and imagining something is important, but designing a plan and working on it every day is more important.  90% of people are unsuccessful in their projects simply because they lack discipline. Consistency is the most important thing to win. Working daily fo

Michael Jeffrey Jordan is a former professional American basketball player, Olympic athlete, businessperson and actor. Considered one of the best basketball players ever, he dominated the sport from the mid-1980s to the late 1990s. Jordan led the Chicago Bulls to six National Basketball Association championships and earned the NBA's Most Valuable Player Award five times. With five regular-season MVPs and three All-Star MVPs, Jordan became the most decorated player in the NBA. Jordan was born on February 17 , 1963, in Brooklyn, New York. Growing up in Wilmington, North Carolina, Michael developed a competitive edge at an early age. He wanted to win every game he played. Michael grew up with a stable family life. His mother, Delores, was a bank teller who has since written several books. His father, James, was a maintenance worker turned manager at General Electric. Jordan had four siblings: Larry, Deloris, Roslyn and James Jr. M.J. began his professional basketball car

Most people think first about expressing their interests and then about finding a suitable audience. To achieve success it is necessary to do the opposite and first make a study on the interests of the desired public. With this we can define which path to take. You must review the trends and demands of the public. Once you have full knowledge of the demand, you can create the irresistible offer for them. As you embark on your path to success, you must not fear criticism. Criticism is so important that without it, it is not possible to have that exponential growth that helps us achieve it. You must maintain as much contact with your environment as possible, to the point that you feel what is happening around you as if it happened to you. This is the way to have control over the situation and avoid being surprised by circumstances that shouldn't cause you problems. Knowing perfectly the environment in which you operate will make you have an advantage over your oppone

Wealth and poverty Just because we have been conditioned to think like poor does not mean that we cannot change and improve. Wealth and poverty are variable and subjective. A person who considers himself rich in one country may consider himself average (or even poor) in another. You see it in cars, for example. In Europe there are many more Mercedes Benz, BMW, Audis and exotics than in Latin America. And in Latin America those cars are luxury, but there they are much more abundant. It is not that there is no poverty in Europe, but they do live by other standards. In fact, it is not the same to be poor anywhere in the world. Yourself have surely seen it on television programs. Poverty in the first world is not the same as poverty in the third world. But we are not going to delve into that topic today. Although we should definitely fight to eliminate poverty, today I am talking about something very simple. WHAT IS POVERTY? As I told you above: Wealth and pover