Karma is literally “you at work” building the destiny that you put in the effort to realize. Karma attaches to actions rather than ideas. It’s easy to say that working hard is important.
It’s the simple logic that getting up 1 extra hour earlier a day for 50 years equates to an extra 2,281 business days (or 6.25 years) of conquest. It’s understanding that getting up earlier means you have more time to conquer the world. It is self-actualization in the microcosms of daily transaction… That sooner or later what we do (who we really are) pushes us toward our ultimate destiny. Maybe I needed to take the time to explore this idea of karma….Ī simple understanding of karma is the fact that our actions lead to our destiny. If mom (who was a psychology minor) wasn’t getting it, maybe I needed to be a bit more clear. What does Bhuddist philosophy have to do with explosive revenue performance? And why was I spending so much time on this nonsense instead of just clearly showing people how to sell a lot of stuff really fast. Over morning coffee at my parent’s home a few months ago, I was talking through my idea of karma and consequences with my dad when my mom popped into the conversation and noted that she was confused by why I was writing about karma. That I am high on sales book-burning fumes. Right now, you probably think I’m too full of green tea.
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