Here is this week’s bonus report, about abandoning the theory that whatever you do has to be perfect.

Introduction

Welcome to an imperfect world. Relax, it’s going to be all right. You see, imperfections are not a bad thing. In fact, imperfections are a good thing. They can cause growth and laughter. They can make you a more authentic person. They can be things of beauty and they can empower and grow self-confidence. Not too shabby for something that the majority of the world tries to avoid.

This book is all about showing you how to effectively embrace you own imperfections. We’re going to teach you that embracing imperfection is a positive process that has the ability to bring about great changes. To begin with, we’re going to take a look at the reality of imperfection and learn how to reject the myth of perfection in favor of a viewpoint that acknowledges imperfection and uses that imperfection as a motive force for change. Next, we’ll show you how to begin embracing your own imperfections, using them to your advantage. Then we’ll look at the Japanese philosophy of Wabi Sabi and how it can teach you to begin appreciating beauty in an imperfect world. Finally, we’ll look at specific ways to empower you imperfections and build you self-confidence in the process. So, without further ado, let’s start embracing imperfection. Remember, a mistake is only the first step to getting it right!

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What are your goals? What do you dream of? How would you like your life to play out?

The answers to these questions vary from person to person. Some people’s dreams center around material possessions, comfort and financial stability. Other people have a goal to become more spiritually focused. Still others combine both of these aspirations together in one form or another.

Today’s bonus report and audio is about hustling, in other words working hard to make things that matter to you happen.

What exactly is hustle? You may have a general idea of what hustling entails.

Hustling is nothing more or nothing less than doing what needs to be done in order to get where you want to go.

Hustling is doing more than usual.

Hustling is about never wasting an opportunity.

Hustling is about zero tolerance for excuses

Hustling is about work and effort – more work that you think you can handle and more effort than you thought yourself capable of.

Hustling changes lives.

In this report you’ll learn about the achievements of some famous hustlers: Steve Jobs, Mark Cuban, and Michael Jordan.

Finally, learn how to hustle. Hustling is a learned behavior, and you can do it too.

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