Comments on: Unstoppable Passion: How to Eat Inspiration For Breakfast

By: The power of your passion to have a profitable blog. | Accumulator of desired abundance

Fri, 19 Mar 2010 08:18:07 +0000

[...] Unstoppable Passion: How to Eat Inspiration For Breakfast [...]

By: james

james — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 03:47:24 +0000

I really, really liked the video. It reminds me of Napoleon Hill’s “Think and Grow Rich.” The first chapter talks about how a burning desire is the starting point for all achievement

By: Rob

Rob — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 12:41:45 +0000

I started off listening, but cynical. But I’ll say your earnestness won me over. Best of luck to you.

By: Jai Kai - SharingSuccess.TV

Jai Kai - SharingSuccess.TV — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 15:26:01 +0000

We appreciate your contributions and inspiration. I enjoyed the amazing interview we did together – it’s now up & published. You have provided some rich & valuable tips, strategies and techniques… so thank you.

By: Karen

Karen — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 14:54:49 +0000

It’s so nice to be able to see and hear you at the same time. I enjoyed this video because I can so relate. This is so true –> “get excited about a new journey in the beginning, but it can often be hard to sustain that energy to create real success”. How many times have we experienced the honeymoon phase of starting a new project but then get derailed during the day-to-day tedious tasks to make it a success. This is a great reminder about keeping the desire burning.

By: Joseph Jin

Joseph Jin — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 12:25:32 +0000

I liked the part where you mentioned aligning with something bigger than yourself as a positive motivator, and more specifically as a source of greater energy.

It’s also interesting how this turning point seems to change the meaning of “hunger”. It’s as if you started off mostly being a servant to the hunger, but then it ends up serving you after a shift in perspective. Reminds me of what Ben Kenobi told Luke in Star Wars. Luke asks if the Force controls him, and Ben says, “Yes, but it also obeys your commands.”

The whole idea of being motivated by something greater than myself is worth contemplating. It’s obvious that everything is constantly changing and evolving, much like any living thing. So now I’m asking myself, how can I build my blog to serve an evolutionary market trend which is already in motion? The answer to this question, I suspect, will power my blog through the initial difficult period of growth and beyond.

By: Evan

Evan — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 21:03:37 +0000

Hi Johnathon,

A bit of a problem with talking about being excited in a monotone. I don’t mean that you aren’t sincere – only that this isn’t communicated. Video is tricky, perhaps text is your more natural medium.

Anger is great to get us moving. Then we need to be fascinated, curious, focused and be willing to work step by step.

I’m looking for the tools rather than the hunger – I’ve been blogging for two years now, the hunger is there.

My partner and I are going on holidays for the next month or so – well and truly earned. So I’m hoping you have another intake in a couple of months.

Wishing you every possible success.

By: Cassandra

Cassandra — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 20:09:01 +0000

I really love what you have to say and you boil a lot of ideas that are out there into a few salient points.
My question for you is do you have any advice for me in regards to creating a strong message that doesn’t club people over the head?
You speak about stopping rebelling and starting to create.
I get it. However, I find that there’s so many years (I’m older than you) of “you can’t say that”, and “you can’t do it that way” beaten into me, that when my vision of the future comes out (in one on one or small group situations) it comes out with a vengeance. It’s really something I can’t control. After it happens, it’s like, wow, what was that?
I think it’s because I still feel like an outsider, no matter what happens.

By: Josh Hanagarne

Josh Hanagarne — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 19:19:55 +0000

Jonathan, I think the post would have been even better if you had let me think that people WERE breaking into your house. Then you could bully them into subscribing to your blog before delivering them to the doorstep of the local police department:)

By: Tim

Tim — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 18:48:04 +0000

Jonathan,

Oh my gosh, I’m there. Watching your video confirmed where I’m at.
I have 5 factors that are fueling my efforts, only one of them is that “away motivation”. I was laid off for 2 years and only started back to work this past June 2009. So therefore our finances have been effected and I am limited in my choices for now. I am taking advantage of all the information you send my way. I just am not able at this time to jump aboard your Paid To Exist course. As I watched this video, I was feeling like “Wow”, that”s how I feel. Starting something like what I’m doing at the age of 48 used to be kind of a head problem for me, now it’s on fire for me and I look forward to each day despite the fact I still have to work. It’s early yet and so far no income, but, I understand what is going on and all will fall into place. Thanks for all you do!

Tim