A World of Endless Opportunity

Limited Opportunity

Many people feel that there is a limited amount of opportunity, abundance, wealth, or chances to succeed. Furthermore, there is a solid belief that if one person succeeds, another must fail.

This might be true in some cases, such as in a small company or school, where management limits opportunity. However, the world is a big place, and there are opportunities created from ideas that help people, and no one gets hurt in the process.

Below are two examples of success that have not taken anything away from anyone:

Danny Thomas’ vision

Danny Thomas: With his promise, prayers, and vision for St. Jude’s Hospital, he received the help of friends in the Arab-American community to build a fantastic charity. Some of us also believe he received divine help – I know, I do.

There is much more to this story, but what did this hospital or charity take away from anyone? Aren’t the children who recover from cancer living proof that this idea, and prosperity, are for the pure benefit of mankind? This hurts no one, and Marlo Thomas has picked up where her father left off.

Yoga Teachers

Yoga teachers: Many unfulfilled workforce members have left their jobs to teach the benefits of Yoga to the masses. They teach their students to enjoy life, deal with stress, breathe properly, improve their posture, become aware of their bodies, and many more benefits.

Most Yoga teachers believe that all the great Yoga jobs are in health clubs, ashrams, and Yoga studios. Not so; in the book “How to Grow Your Own Successful Yoga Business,” you will find 16 ways to start up with little or no overhead. That’s an opportunity in itself, which we advocate!

Within the first chapter, Yoga teaching opportunities currently exist with little or no competition. Yoga teachers who have taken this advice have become successful and prosperous.

Do these jobs take food away from anyone? When someone starts a business, do they take food away from another competitor? If you believe your competition is your problem, it will be. This is limited thinking, and you must learn to think “outside the box” to succeed.

Harmony

Do not waste time on evil thoughts. You can easily co-exist in harmony with them, become friends, and learn from them. There is enough opportunity for everyone. This should be your mantra: Observe your competition, learn from their mistakes, and when possible, copy their success. And we at The Bite Size Group often follow this mantra closely.

Therefore, you need to take a mandatory vacation and get fresh ideas and take a notebook with you. I still prefer the “old fashioned,” spiral-bound notebook with a pen.

Everyone has a niche; cultivate yours and develop your identity. Always remember that the sky is the limit, and your thoughts only restrain you. If you do this, you will find an opportunity everywhere you look.