Peaks and Valleys: Making Good And Bad Times Work For You--At Work An

Avoid Believing Things Are Better Than They Really Are When You Are On A Peak, Or Worse Than They Really Are When You Are In A Valley. Make Reality Your Friend.

The Most Common Reason You Leave A Peak Too Soon Is Arrogance, Masquerading As Confidence. The Most Common Reason You Stay In A Valley Too Long Is Fear, Masquerading As Comfort.

“Wishing leads to no action,” he thought. “But when you truly follow a sensible vision, you want to do the things that make it happen. “You don’t force yourself, you just want to so much that you find yourself doing things you never knew you were capable of.”

the key is, when you’re in a Valley, to imagine seeing what you might see if you were on a Peak.”

the most powerful tool to help you get through a Valley and arrive at your next Peak is to follow a sensible vision.

My Valley IS Fear.

You Create A Peak When You Truly Follow Your Sensible Vision. Your Fear Fades And You Become More Peaceful And Successful.

Peaks Are Moments When You Appreciate What You Have.

A Valley is a time when you long for what is missing . . . And then he laughed, and in a whisper finished the old man’s sentence: “And a Peak is a time when you appreciate what you have.”