Bill Myers

Most successful people can tell you about the 'turning points' in their lives - single events that eventually shaped their future success.

You can probably remember some turning points in your own life.

A new job, a new family member, a new discovery, a personal loss - something so significant that it changed the direction of your life.

When you look back on your own turning points, you might want to ask yourself, "how many of these did I actually plan or have control of?"

And "am I doing anything now that will result in another life changing turning point in my near future?"

Since these turning points are so important to the rest of your life, I don't believe you just wait for them to happen by accident.

You should plan for them, chase them down, and make them happen in a way that helps you reach your own personal goals.

So the question is, what will be the next big turning point in your own life?

And are you doing anything today to make it happen the way you want?

If not, why not?

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