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Process vs Result

Process First: 
THE key to an easy, fun, exciting life 
of accomplishment and joy!


The idea is so simple, so obvious, once seen.
Yet, most people go to their grave never having
truly understood and practiced this idea.

Above all other ideas, 
the understanding and consistent application 
of
this idea to all areas of your life 
will create a life you will love
-- more than any other single idea.

The idea: put your
primary focus on enjoying the process,
with your
secondary focus is on getting the result(s). 

If you choose courage, curiosity, creativity, and context
to create enjoyable processes for eating healthfully,
not only will you enjoy the process,
but you are also more likely to relish the health you want.

If you choose courage, curiosity, creativity, and context
to create enjoyable processes for your education
and for acquiring new skills,
not only will you enjoy learning,
but you are also more likely to learn and grow
in ways that truly serve your life and the lives of others.

If you choose courage, curiosity, creativity, and context
to create enjoyable processes for physical exercise,
not only will you enjoy the activity,
but you are also more likely to gain and maintain
the fitness that you desire.

However, when your
primary focus is on getting the result
and you give little or no attention to
enjoying the process,
then getting started becomes difficult (procrastination),
then following through becomes problematic,
then doing a great job seems tedious,
then being generous feels like a burden,
then taking care of yourself seems self-indulgent,
then getting everything done becomes overwhelming,
then embracing the risk of life seems too frightening,
then not getting the result is depressing,
then getting the result seems only a relief,
then living your life becomes a toleration,
then you begin to wonder about the meaning of life
and then
your real life never begins.

If you choose courage, curiosity, creativity, and context
to create enjoyable processes 
for finding and maintaining romance in your life,
not only will you enjoy the activity,
but you are also more likely 
to live everyday with passion and love in your heart.

If you choose courage, curiosity, creativity, and context
to create enjoyable processes 
for developing and maintaining the family you want,
not only will you enjoy the activity,
but you are also more likely to create and maintain
the companionship and partnership you deeply want.

If you choose courage, curiosity, creativity, and context
to create enjoyable processes 
for making and enjoying the friends you want,
not only will you enjoy the activity,
but you are also more likely to have friendships
that will follow you all the days of your life.

If you choose courage, curiosity, creativity, and context
to create enjoyable processes 
for getting curious about and addressing
anything that you might be avoiding in your life,
not only will you enjoy the activity,
but you are also more likely to have a life
in which you are a force to be reckoned with.

If you choose courage, curiosity, creativity, and context
to create enjoyable processes 
for household chores, organization 
and setting up life support structures,
not only will you enjoy the activity,
but you are also more likely to discover a life
that runs more smoothly and comfortably
than you might ever have imagined.

If you choose courage, curiosity, creativity, and context
to create enjoyable processes for eliminating bad habits,
not only will you enjoy the activity of removing those habits,
but you are also more likely to create good habits
which will stay with you easily for the rest of your life.

If you choose courage, curiosity, creativity, and context
to create enjoyable processes 
in spending time in discovering and creating visions, inspirations,
intentions, destinations, lifestyles, goals, and plans,
not only will you enjoy the activity,
but you are also more likely to have a life that you make,
instead of a life that makes you.

If you choose courage, curiosity, creativity, and context
to create enjoyable an process
for learning to create enjoyable processes,
then you will have a life foundation that fully supports
joy, love, accomplishment and self-expression.

If you choose courage, curiosity, creativity, and context
to create enjoyable processes 
for getting anything you want,
then, even if you don’t get what you wanted
(or you get only some of you wanted and intended),
life is still great! 
You enjoyed the process!

Always ask the question, “How can I enjoy the process?”

Notice the courage you are choosing 
to put the
primary focus on enjoying the process.

When we are fully immersed and absorbed in the joy of the process, 
then the process and the result become one, 
with our present and future merging into a seamless collaboration. 
However, when we are tolerating the process, 
when we are waiting for our reward in the future, 
we have pitted the present against the future 
in a battle that both will lose. -DG

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