Chapter Seven A Cow-Free Life

When you kill your cows you accept full responsibility for your success. You become the architect of your own destiny.

Wanting to succeed, having good intentions and big dreams alone will not lead you to success. For every great idea that ended up changing human history, there have been thousands of ideas that never materialized, because those who conceived them and perhaps developed a plan to achieve them, never put that plan into motion.

That was their cow: Lack of action.

So get your plans rolling. Don't stop to think about all the problems that might arise. Many people plan and rehearse their own failure by wasting a great deal of time anticipating the worst. Great achievers accept the risks that usually accompany the pursuit of success. That courage, that jumpstart, that understanding that every great dream demands immediate action, is what distinguishes the winner from the loser.

In the game of life you are either a player or a spectator. Winners are more than just participants, they are fully committed to their goals. They don't look for excuses, because they know their friends don't need them and their enemies won't believe them anyway.

Whatever your cow, there is only one way to kill it: Action

Don't let life pass you by, free yourself from your cows and be careful not to join the ranks of those who at the end of their lives will only be able to remember with regret and sadness all the lost opportunities.

Face every new challenge; challenge conventional norms; break the rules of the game. Worries, fears, worries and doubts are nothing more than cows that try to steal your dreams and keep you tied to a life of mediocrity. Remember that the enemy of success is not failure but conformism.

I invite you to accept the challenge of living a life free of cows, a life where every dream is possible and the only limits are those you impose yourself.

Accept this challenge and I assure you that very soon you and I will meet at the summit of success.

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