It can be unclear exactly what taking "action" means. As I listen to this video, I'm not taking "action" (on my online business project), although there is an important intention for time spent on listening to this. I'm seeking to better understand more about "action", what it is exactly, and get it through my thick skull in a way to take more, even massive action. At 2:25 these examples clarify what taking action means. Based on these examples, I guess I did take some action yesterday when I was reading about business branding to understand more about branding. Also, I looked at some business logos on the Internet and decided on colors for a logo as well as how to draw the logo. So these ARE small and necessary "actions" I took, but they aren't the actions that get the business launched.
But they are steps in the direction of getting a business launched and I know I have heard Neville recommend taking steps "however small" in that direction. If someone else took the steps you took yesterday how would you congratulate them and encourage them to keep going?
@@davidz5740 Yes, it's important to take note of every small action in the right direction, something mentioned at 19:55. The actions I took yesterday are indeed parts of a puzzle. (Creating something out of nothing such as an entrepreneurial endeavor is like a jigsaw puzzle, determining all the pieces and putting it all together). The actions I took yesterday aren't the most critical or key actions to launching business but still necessary in the long run. Let's see, regarding your question, I'd congratulate by saying, "You're a success! As Earl Nightingale says, "Success is the progressive realization of a worthy goal or ideal." You took action now! That's dynamite. Live in the end and keep your eye on the ultimate prize. However, every small action you take now means you're successfully already. (And then I'd raise my arms and do a little dance!)
@@Elanor-g5z That's awesome and inspirational! I've worked for large corporations for most of my career but I'm thinking about branching out on my own. So hearing about your steps to launch your own business sounds exciting to me: I hope you have fun completing your jigsaw puzzle. 🙂
This cannot be actual Neville Goddard. He gives advice to take action one, e.g. "Registering a domain name". Such things did not exist in his lifetime. Even if this channel's intentions are to inspire people, it is disingenuous to misrepresent Neville Goddard. Using a computer generated voice pattern that emulates him - and then getting the program to say whatever ... and you DON'T explain that in the description ... quite the opposite - you claim it IS his message. Many listeners won't realize this - and they will go on THINKING this is Goddard's actual work. What kind of energy twists are you creating and catching people into with such dishonesty? PLEASE - share whatever message you think will help people - but do it with integrity.
@@davidz5740 I did the same. I didn't listen beyond that phrase. No point. If I'm turning up for Neville - I want to be sure that's what I'm getting. Have you checked the official Goddard website? Plenty of free lectures and books there, including other authors. [atyourcommand dot org]
@@SKW-12 Thank you for sharing that link: I'll check it out. There was another lecture on RUclips purportedly of Neville Goddard but he was discussing Oprah Winfrey's success. People in the comments were arguing whether it mattered or not. I guess at the end of the day if the principles can be tested then maybe there are multiple paths. But anything that isn't authentic Neville should be clearly called out.
Lots of helpful insights and good advice.
The timing is crazy providential
I am open to all
It can be unclear exactly what taking "action" means. As I listen to this video, I'm not taking "action" (on my online business project), although there is an important intention for time spent on listening to this. I'm seeking to better understand more about "action", what it is exactly, and get it through my thick skull in a way to take more, even massive action. At 2:25 these examples clarify what taking action means. Based on these examples, I guess I did take some action yesterday when I was reading about business branding to understand more about branding. Also, I looked at some business logos on the Internet and decided on colors for a logo as well as how to draw the logo. So these ARE small and necessary "actions" I took, but they aren't the actions that get the business launched.
But they are steps in the direction of getting a business launched and I know I have heard Neville recommend taking steps "however small" in that direction. If someone else took the steps you took yesterday how would you congratulate them and encourage them to keep going?
@@davidz5740 Yes, it's important to take note of every small action in the right direction, something mentioned at 19:55. The actions I took yesterday are indeed parts of a puzzle. (Creating something out of nothing such as an entrepreneurial endeavor is like a jigsaw puzzle, determining all the pieces and putting it all together). The actions I took yesterday aren't the most critical or key actions to launching business but still necessary in the long run. Let's see, regarding your question, I'd congratulate by saying, "You're a success! As Earl Nightingale says, "Success is the progressive realization of a worthy goal or ideal." You took action now! That's dynamite. Live in the end and keep your eye on the ultimate prize. However, every small action you take now means you're successfully already. (And then I'd raise my arms and do a little dance!)
@@Elanor-g5z That's awesome and inspirational! I've worked for large corporations for most of my career but I'm thinking about branching out on my own. So hearing about your steps to launch your own business sounds exciting to me: I hope you have fun completing your jigsaw puzzle. 🙂
This cannot be actual Neville Goddard. He gives advice to take action one, e.g. "Registering a domain name". Such things did not exist in his lifetime.
Even if this channel's intentions are to inspire people, it is disingenuous to misrepresent Neville Goddard. Using a computer generated voice pattern that emulates him - and then getting the program to say whatever ... and you DON'T explain that in the description ... quite the opposite - you claim it IS his message. Many listeners won't realize this - and they will go on THINKING this is Goddard's actual work. What kind of energy twists are you creating and catching people into with such dishonesty?
PLEASE - share whatever message you think will help people - but do it with integrity.
I agree with you!
I stopped the video when I heard domain name registration and went looking for your comment. I agree with you 100%. Integrity is extremely important.
@@davidz5740 I did the same. I didn't listen beyond that phrase. No point. If I'm turning up for Neville - I want to be sure that's what I'm getting.
Have you checked the official Goddard website? Plenty of free lectures and books there, including other authors. [atyourcommand dot org]
@@SKW-12 Thank you for sharing that link: I'll check it out. There was another lecture on RUclips purportedly of Neville Goddard but he was discussing Oprah Winfrey's success. People in the comments were arguing whether it mattered or not. I guess at the end of the day if the principles can be tested then maybe there are multiple paths. But anything that isn't authentic Neville should be clearly called out.
@@davidz5740 Exactly!