10 Rules to Fuel Your Life, Work, and Team with Positive Energy
Positive energy goes a long way. It can be the fuel in the bus that drives you to achieve your goals. The bus is made up of you and the team members who are on the journey toward success.
If you want to see the plans you’ve envisioned for your life turn into a reality, you need to know the rules for how to make that happen. In the book, The Energy Bus: 10 Rules to Fuel Your Life, Work, and Team with Positive Energy, you can discover how you can invigorate your life and conquer the challenges that you face.
The book opens up with a story about a character called George who begins the day on a negative note when his car has a flat tire. He ends up having to take a bus and along the way, the people who he meets on the ride are used to help George have the kind of life he truly wants.
The key to making these life changes relies on the type of energy in your life. Positive energy can conquer the challenges in your life. The way to get this energy is through not only being positive, but networking with supporters such as colleagues or employees who are positive — and that leads to a positive productivity through the creation of positive energy, which translates into forward movement.
There are ten rules that can change your life.
The first one is to realize who’s really in charge or who’s driving your bus and the answer is that you are. Sometimes you might think that everything happens to you rather than realizing that you have the ability to change what you don’t want or do want in your life.
You’re the one who can create the success you seek by creating a vision for the different areas of your life such as your career, your relationships, your health, etc.
Another rule teaches that you have to develop focus.
You have to know what you want in life. Don’t waste time on the negative stuff. For example, if you’re not making the income you want to have at the moment, don’t spend mental energy dwelling on that.
Instead, think about what you want your income to be and focus on changing what you need to change in order to take your life in that direction. The book teaches that while you can’t control all the stuff that happens in your life, you are in control of how you react to it.
Having a strong, positive, supportive team is a key recommendation in the book. The reason behind that is because there’s power in a positive team. Positivity creates positivity.
If you have people or team members who drain your positive energy, they need to go.
Their negativity will influence the positivity and drag it down. Remember, just like with George’s flat tire, something can appear bad at first, but later be the catalyst that ends up changing your life. So when obstacles crop up, don’t give in to negativity and don’t lose your focus.
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