Journal Entry 4

I think the exercise of deconstructing our fears and the videos were insightful.  I have always wanted to do what I love however sometimes I am not sure yet I know what I love, so not knowing what I love could very well stop me from doing what I love. 

I have found somethings I am good and things I want to do however they are still a way off the track for me. 

The deconstructing your fears helps me as I am not trying to start a business right now however we are thinking of making a major decision in our family and I think the same questions can apply and that is what I have used in my assignment.  I plan on sharing this with my wife as we are very close to making the jump.  At first it was hard for her to want to go, now she does but wants me to have a job first, we are now at the point of almost moving with out a job as it is very difficult to get a job living so far away from where I want to work. 

I also like listening to Jim Ritchie and him talking about management and the Franklin story.  I would be financially free to give back like that and to teach and coach people to do better and maybe in time I will have that opportunity. 

There are some positive things that I am taking out of this one of those is to get up early.  I always struggle with this however I will try to do better

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