How Do You Maintain Laser Focus to Stick to Your Personal Vision?

You have to first know who you are from the least common denominator. Past successes, praises, accomplishments are things that you have done, they do not make you who you are, and I had to learn that for myself.

Joshua ben Judah is a multi-faceted artist, international author and serial entrepreneur with a background in engineering from Northern Illinois University. 

 By: Joshua ben Judah

One of the best and simplest ways to begin to answer this question is to respond with, “Make your bed.” Though this statement may sound weird or strange or even a little insulting, allow me to unfold it for you. I have lived with this little statement for over fifteen years, and it has been one of the key principles of how I have been able to accomplish some of the things that I have thus far in life because of its link to another principle. But first, let me qualify this statement for you with some background about myself.

If there was something I wanted to do, I went after it with or without permission. This type of behavior eventually led to a very disorganized life full of incomplete accomplishments and failed projects.  If anything, I was trying to prove to myself that I was somebody, I deserved to be successful … That was the wrong position to be.

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