Investment In The Bank Of Me
WHEN I , have the wonderful opportunity for conversations with friends and acquaintances, the conversation usually comes around to "how are things going with Tonya at Rock Solid?" Answering, as I am want to do, with great excitement, I describe the programs we're working on, and the results that I'm achieving. Acknowledging my improved posture and positive attitude, they inevitably ask "well, how much does that cost?" My answer is always the same; it depends on what you want to accomplish, what do you want your "journey" to look like? Everybody's goals are different. One size fits all doesn't work for pantyhose, and does not work here. From there, I begin my personal "sermon." I tell folks that I don't look at this as a cost, rather, I consider what I'm doing as an investment. In me. It isn't a selfish investment, far from it. The benefits of my investment are shared with others. More on that in a tad. Of ...