The Formula

Week 4

I learned what The Formula consists of, and I also learned the value of it and that I desire to implement it in my daily life. The first principle in The Formula is titled “Get Up Early”.  Getting up early will help me to be more successful in all my doings, and it will help to set up a routine for my circadian rhythm as well as for my daily tasks. I believe this will allow me to be more efficient in the time I allow myself for certain tasks to perform. The second principle in The Formula is titled “Work Hard”. Putting forth hard work to achieve provides a fulfilling of each individual’s need to progress, grow, and become. As I work hard, I will also develop many talents that will allow me to better serve all those around me. The third principle is “Get Your Education”. Education comes in all different forms; it could come in the ways of secular learning such as a college education, or it could come from reading out of the best books. Great learning comes also through experience, as life is one of our greatest teachers. The most important and influential learning comes from spiritual learning. Developing a thirst and desire to learn is key to any lifelong learning. The fourth principle is “Find Your Oil”. Doing what I love will bring me the most joy out of life and will help instill within me the continuous desire to practice my business. The fifth principle is “Make Your Mark”. This means that I will make a difference and make a good contribution in the lives of those around me. The sixth and final principle is to “Give Back”. I desire to implement this by donating money to charities and to humanitarian efforts. I desire to sponsor community service events. I also desire to initiate, fund and execute health programs that provide free counseling, nutrition services, supplementation, and job/health/success advice. The learning of this formula is invaluable, and I am excited to implement this formula into my daily life. 

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