New Beginnings

Forgive me. I am long overdue for a blog. 

I've resigned from Afghanistan and currently in transition mode--soon to be in my hometown of Atlanta, GA. But it doesn't stop there. I'll keep you in suspense on that one. Hint: It has something to do with Joie De Vivre, Aging Sensationally, and being 6exy.

My hardwork, focus, passion, and the determination to be the best version of me continues. I'm learning to harness my forever twirling mind. The ladder of success has many rungs on it. I've backed up quite a bit and said it's best to take one rung at a time. The idea is to implement and establish whatever rung I'm on before I step up. I've mastered patience and will continue to be a master of such a rewarding virtue.

A star needs the darkness to shine and perhaps the butterfly is proof that one can go through a great deal of darkness, yet become something so beautiful. And even though I'm not looking to get it perfect, complacency is not in my vocabulary. 

I'll admit. I failed the ACE CPT Exam. A bit discouraging it was, but I can only blame myself. I didn't prepare as I should have. Lesson learned. A failure is step in the right direction to success. As a running back who fumbled the rock one too many times, he carries the football with him EVERYWHERE he goes as he prepares himself for the next game. These ACE CPT Course Manuals? I carry at least one of them everywhere I go.

I'm gonna fade to black and continue to work on me and my passions. I'm calmly excited about my transition, change, and doing real well turning 60 years young next year.

You'll hear from me soon via a website near you. In the meantime, take care and continued success in all your heart desires!

iA

I Can Feel It

Believe me when I say my absence from blogging has not included twiddling my thumbs. 

I've found myself quickly getting a napkin to jot words down at those times when even the smallest thing comes to mind about The iA Collection--the signature being, being active and staying healthy as one approaches 60 and the elderly years, especially men. 

My grinding, determination, focus, and preparing to take me to the next level has been tremendous. I do feel like God is in the mix. My faith in Him is strong. He knows my heart. He knows my desire is to build homeless shelters and feed the hungry.

Potential is not in my vocabulary nor do I want to be described as having potential. I intend to come correct, complete, and all so impressive. It's all coming together. My background is logistics. If you want to move people, product, or whatever from point A to point B and everything involved and included in doing so, I can rattle it off articulately.

Marketing and strategists type followers galore I do have. Obviously they see something in me that I don't see yet and that's OK. More sooner than later I'll meet with one of them physically or online and give them my story in helping me make the best of my multi-dimensions, creativeness, ideas, thoughts, and visions. 

As for maintaining my physique in ways I've spoken over the past few months, the mirror shows it's looking even better. Got me geeked and excited. Did I say I have every intention of coming complete, correct, and impressive? It's just a matter of months now as I still lean toward the virtues of patience. I do still find myself taking deep breaths at times when anxieties cause turmoil.

Extracted from a message I received this morning from an encouraging friend:

 
...then, as if out of nowhere, the path beyond that decision or leading to the decided outcome become so glaringly clear you wonder why it took you so long to get to that point...

 I smiled to myself when I read that and said, hhmm.

From Grind For Success, On Twitter @GFSuccess

 More to come in the days ahead. 

In the meantime as I love sharing and promoting good things, check out these links that some of my followers have tweeted about. Surely you'll find them worthwhile:

Are You A Maker Or A Taker? By #GeoffreyJames  Tweeted by @jeffreyshaw1

http://www.inc.com/geoffrey-james/are-you-an-maker-or-a-taker.html

8 Tips To Go From Interviewee To Employer, by Yahoo Style XE

https://en-maktoob.style.yahoo.com/post/133456285178/8-tips-to-go-from-interviewee-to-employee

7 Smart Steps Financial Steps to Take In 2016, by#JesseTorres on Twitter @jstorres

 http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/253690

Have a good and safe New Year's Eve and a most wonderful, prosperous, successful, and Happy New Year!

Until next time...please, leave me a comment to let me know how I'm doing. :_)'

Appreciated in advance...

iA

Years To Life, Life To Years

That fried breaded serving of meat on your plate. Take your knife and peel off the breaded coating. Take a second to look at it. It’s about a handful I’m guessing. I don’t think your body really needs that. Pick up a morsel and squeeze it. That grease on your finger. No, your body doesn't need or want that.

Eat what you like. I'm not the authority on what you should or shouldn't, but if you are in your 30s or 40s and have a good looking body and think that same good looking body is going to be as good into your 50s and 60s, think again.

Now is the time to be much more conscious of your physical appearance if you wish to continue to look good 10, 15, 20 years from now. Through trial and tribulation I have it down real well on what it takes to look and feel good as I grow older.

Of course, what works for me may not work for you. In a few words, I can sum up what it takes to look good into your elderly years; a solid and established diet and exercise program that doesn't skimp or cut corners. One that is tried and true. Made just for who you are.

Do your research and shout at me should you need some healthy suggestions or advice.

Taking good care of yourself is arguably the most important thing you can do.

Make it a priority 365 days a year. You find that it WILL add years to your life and life to your years.

Well wishes to ya!