Waching daily Jun 6 2017

- Has your window of opportunity closed.

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If it's shut down and closed, and now it's closed,

you can't do what you want.

If you ever feel that way,

or if you think that you've lost your chance

or it's too late, or if you've been disappointed that

your changes was five years ago, you can't do it now

because your chance is gone, the window is closed,

here's what you do.

That window, scratch it out.

There is no window of opportunity.

The window of opportunity caused you

to make rash, rapid decisions,

decisions that aren't always the right decisions,

decisions that are based on fear

of was this my last chance?

What if I don't do this, then I'll never

get another change again?

We get really rash and panicked

when we go with the whole window of opportunity.

So here's what you do instead.

Instead, open the window.

Open the window and decide, that doesn't close.

Whoever decided it should close?

It doesn't close.

Instead, leave it open and take small,

consistent steps,

steps that sometimes seem boring

or too small or mundane.

Take them, because they're the steps

that help you to achieve what you want.

They're the steps that help you to get to where you want.

And they're the steps that you'll feel most proud of.

Because it's the small steps that build up,

that help you to achieve what you want.

Those big ones, the really big ones that we dream about

and big ones that we tell ourselves we have to do,

they're not really the ones that do the big work.

The big work is in the small steps.

So open that window of opportunity.

Don't let it close down,

because that doesn't happen.

Not for you that doesn't happen.

Choose to open it.

Choose to take the small, consistent steps

that you need to take.

And it works.

There's no need for disappointment,

no need for it's too late or I've lost my chance.

No you haven't.

So I've got a question for you.

What do you do to keep that window open?

What do you do to help yourself

to take small, consistent steps?

I'd love to hear about it, so comment below.

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Thank you for watching,

and I look forward to seeing you back here

next week for another Big-Hearted question.

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For more infomation >> Is it too late to do what you love? - Duration: 3:01.

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Honesty Is The Best Policy - Duration: 1:39.

My son refers to himself as a junior advocate, so I don't have to talk to him

so much about it. We have always been very honest with him. I had my ostomy surgery

when he was a toddler, and so, because I wasn't able to pick him up,

I had to show him. And so, because of that I was very honest with him.

And I feel like honesty is the best policy when it comes to kids.

I feel like they're not as fragile as we think they are. I think that if you aren't

truthful and you're tired all the time and you're not as active as other parents,

they will grow to be resentful and upset over things that could have easily been

communicated or better, if you had just told the truth and been communicative with

them. I don't get into great details, but, you know, I mean, he knows about my pouch,

he knows how it works, he knows that I take a treatment every month.

He knows some of my advocacy friends. And also, I think it's great, because it makes

him feel like he's not alone. You know, he's part of a community,

there are other kids like him who have parents who are sick and he doesn't feel

like he is a weird kid, because his mom is sick all the time.

So, it's actually worked out very well for us.

For more infomation >> Honesty Is The Best Policy - Duration: 1:39.

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J.K. Rowling hits back at US media for saying UK is 'reeling' after terror attack - Duration: 2:49.

J.K. Rowling hits back at US media for saying UK is 'reeling' after terror attack

The 51-year-old responded to an article by the US media outlet when they tweeted a headline early Sunday morning that said: The London attacks hit a nation still reeling from the shock of the bombing in Manchester almost two weeks ago.

The author responded in defence of the countrys attitude to the attacks, after a number of people took to Twitter criticising the publication.

The thugs who mowed down innocent people would love to think of the UK reeling but it isnt. Dont confuse grief with lack of courage, Rowling said. .

The attack occurred Saturday night when three knife-wielding terrorists rammed a van against a number of people on London Bridge and proceeded to get out and stab many more.

Seven people died and 48 others were injured, with several still in critical condition.

The Gloucestershire native, who has been very vocal about her feelings on US President Donald Trump, also weighed in on his comments about the attack.

Trump tweeted: At least seven dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is no reason to be alarmed! .

Its called leadership, Donald. The terrorists were dead eight minutes after police got the call. If we need an alarmist blowhard, well call, Rowling fired back. .

Unimpressed with the world leaders handling of the sensitive situation, the Harry Potter writer has since called repeatedly for the UK to cancel his upcoming visit.

The attack on London is the third terror-related incident to occur in the UK in less than three months, and made Ariana Grandes One Love Manchester benefit concert Sunday night, which raised over £2million, all the more poignant as many of the celebrity performers shared their support for those affected by the recent atrocities.

Rowling also recently revealed that the Fantastic Beasts 2 script is now finished, and the film will be released next year.

For more infomation >> J.K. Rowling hits back at US media for saying UK is 'reeling' after terror attack - Duration: 2:49.

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Minute with Mack - If you don't like the way it is going - Duration: 0:49.

Hey MadLab Nation welcome to today's

session of minute with Mack communication

enrollment training today's topic is if

you don't like the way it's going stop

look just because the consumer is shown

up or on the phone and you're doing the

interview if you don't like the way it's

going you don't like the things they're

saying you don't think there's a fitter

match remember time is important the

most important thing and if you don't

like what's going on it's perfectly

legitimate for you to say it's over you

know like the way it's going you can

stop