Self-Mastery

This week in Introduction to Entrepreneur class, a few things stood out to me. The first thing was more of a reminder, but we need to set goals and follow undeviating course to be able to achieve what we want to achieve. In a talk called Success is Gauged by Self Mastery by N. Eldon Tanner, he mentioned a story of someone being a hundred percenter. Being a hundred percenter was giving their all and always showing up. I think that setting goals and being a hundred percenter will help us accomplish to be self-mastered in any area we want.

The second thing would the importance of time. Time is valuable and shouldn’t be wasted. We don’t want to look back on our life and see that didn’t accomplish anything. Family time is also part of that category for me. Family is the center of Heavenly Father plan and should be centered with us too. If we set rules for how family time should be set, working around that should be possible. Family is important and should not be over looked.

The last thing I wanted to mention was loyalty of God. Jan Newman talked about this subject and how our religion or Lord time should not get crunched with being too busy with working. The Lord wants to help us succeed, but if we can’t be loyal in spending time serving the Lord, he will have hesitation on helping us. The Lord wants us to serve people around us and do our ministering in the church. The Lord isn’t looking at helping us make as much money as we can.

By setting goals, spending our time wisely, and being loyal to God, we can accomplish the thing we want. It is possible to fit everything in if we are self-disciplined. By following these three things we can get self-mastered in whatever area we want to work at.