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SEPTEMBER
2013
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from Go for No! |
| NOteworthy
Thought of the Month |
"If
you really look closely, most overnight successes took a long time." -
Steve Jobs
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| This
Month's Trivia Question |
The world's
most expensive violin is pretty pricey... any idea how much it sold
for? Think you
kNOw... find
out below!
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| This
Month's NOtivational
Article |
Our
Confession: Does NO Phase Us?
by
Andrea Waltz & Richard Fenton
People
frequently ask us, "Do the NO's phase you anymore?"
The truth is, nope. They really don't. After 15+ years of helping other
people reprogram the way they think about failure and rejection,
telling people to get off the 'emotional roller coaster' and not to take
things personally... we reprogrammed our minds along the way.
Keep in mind, when we first wrote Go for No!, we didn't do it
because we were fearless: we wrote it because we desperately needed the
message as much as anyone. But these days no's really don't phase us
whatsoever. It's one of the reasons why we continue to have a passion
for the message - there is a freedom that you can have with your
feelings around 'no.'
Having said that here's the other truth: Do we get upset with our
progress, have down days, want to stay in bed and
pout, feeling like all the hard work isn't paying off as
qucikly as we want? Absolutely! Do we fail? Absolutely - pretty often
actually. And we still get plenty
of NO's.
Now we're working on a project that when we announce it, will seem to
some people like we've completely lost our minds. But, we believe in
our message - we believe in failing our way to success. And that
requires doing stuff often times that other people are going to think
is crazy!
As Steve Jobs said,
"Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone
else's life. Don't be trapped by dogma --
which is living with the results of other people's thinking.
Don't let the noise of others' opinions drown out
your own inner voice. And most important, have the courage to follow
your heart and intuition. They somehow already know what you truly want
to become. Everything else is secondary."
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| NOtable
Quotables from
the Go for No! Movie |
"It's
about time that we go from 'No' is bad to 'No' is just fine. You can
hear a 'no' and go, OK, well I've heard no, now I might hear yes. The
next person might be a 'yes.' If I get fifty NOs I'm right on the cusp!
I've got to be turning the corner and getting a 'yes' immediately, if
not sooner!" - Honorée Corder
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& Andrea
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| This
Month's Trivia
Answer |
It's the Vieuxtemps Guarnerius, built
in 1741 and technically we don't know what it sold for. For
the past 50 years it's been privately owned in London, kept mostly
under a bed. It was put up for sale with an asking price of
$18 million but failed to sell quickly. Earlier this year it
finally sold for an undisclosed but it's said - world record
amount. The current record was the 'Lady Blunt'
Strad, selling in 2011 for $15.9 million. The latest buyer,
anonymous, wants it to be used, choosing Anne Akiko Meyers
to play for the rest of her life.
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