Seth David's Blog

I have been very busy in other areas and realized I have not been posting anything here. I just launched “You’re A Miracle” which is my new motivation and productivity blog. I am sending out a daily e-mail with an MP3 to download. These are 3 minute recordings where I talk about what I do to keep motivated, organized, and productive. I have learned to live a life filled with passion for all areas of my life. I love my family, LOVE MY DOGS, love my career, my friends, and there is really very little about my life that I don’t like. Does this mean I never have a bad day? Of course not – in fact I have them all the time. I just keep learning how to deal with them better and better and the number 1 thing I do is always remember that the best thing I can do is keep a positive attitude.

My life is going through a shift. My term with Thought-Life Connection (TLC) appears to have come to an abrupt end, specifically because I launched You’re A Miracle and it was felt that this was a conflict. I don’t agree but I respect the wishes of KC Pierson, owner of TLC. I have learned much from him and as a matter of fact the experience has lead me to spend a good deal of time reflecting on how many people in my life have influenced me, KC being a recent and significant one. He always will be. This is a very long list, starting of course with my parents who have loved me dearly and unconditionally my whole entire life. If I owe a tribute to ANYONE, it has to start with them. With a long list of mentors, coaches, guides, and influences, KC comes in as the most recent one. In the past 3 years I have learned so much from him that I know he has help shape the person I am. Still I am my own person shaped by him and many others that I come across in my daily life. I will continue to be shaped by the experiences I have and the people I have them with. Sometimes it becomes apparent that it is time to move on. I know that the You’re A Miracle launch was the catalyst for this change, but I also feel strongly that it was just a catalyst for the inevitable. It actually feels good – like I am free to do what I want where I want when I want. Not that this wasn’t the case before but this is just the feeling I have behind the change. I’ve embraced it and I know that this is happening because this is exactly what is supposed to happen.

So many changes have taken place in my life that change no longer scares me. In fact I’ve learned to get excited about it. The word inertia is defined as resistance to change. In physics it is used to refer to something whose properties don’t change regardless of the surroundings, but when used to refer to people the context is a little different. It does not carry a positive connotation when it comes to people. When people resist change they stop growing because change is inevitable and resistance to the inevitable will lead to frustration. One of my high school teachers once explained that this is what many of us go through as we get older- adults by and large do not like change. I’ve learned to get passed this by embracing change. By recognizing that the universe or god, or whatever you want to call it has something in store for me that requires this change in order to prepare me for it. Now I can get excited about it!

Life is really, really good!