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Where is the best seat on an airplane? Here's how to choose the place to sit whenever you fly

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I've always liked this analogy! Think about taking a trip on an airplane. Before taking off, the pilot has a very clear destination in mind, which hopefully coincides with yours, and a flight plan to get there. The plane takes off at the appointed hour toward that predetermined destination. But in fact, the plane is off course at least 90 percent of the time. Weather conditions, turbulence, and other factors cause it to get off track. However, feedback is given to the pilot constantly, who then makes course corrections and keeps coming back to the exact flight plan, bringing the plane back on course. And often, the plane arrives at the destination on time. It’s amazing. Think of it. Leaving on time, arriving on time, but off course 90 percent of the time. If you can create this image of an airplane, a destination, and a flight plan in your mind, then you understand the purpose of a personal mission statement. It is the picture of where you want to end up—that is, your destination is the values you want to live your life by. Even if you are off course much or most of the time but still hang on to your sense of hope and your vision, you will eventually arrive at your destination. You will arrive at your destination and usually on time. That’s the whole point—we just get back on course. ― Stephen R. Covey

I read a very nice metaphor in a book of Brian Tracy and I like it very much. Life is like a flight. An airplane is 90% of the time off-course, this means is not heading exactly to its destination, but the pilot is continuously correcting the course to reach the target. I like this metaphor for several reasons. The first one is that to reach your destination you have to know it. Your flight path is obviously different if you are travelling from Rome to Tokyo than from Rome to New York. Second, you should be giving your flight plan to the authorities so that someone could rescue you if something goes badly wrong. Third the flight plan enables you to make the appropriate corrections every time (and it will be very often) that you are off course. Then my question to you is: Where do you want to fly? What is your target for this year? Which route will you follow? Take your notebook and write down these things.

Turbulence and you? Should you worry for your next flight? What's happening? Which planes are the best? This might make you rebook your next flight for good reasons! https://lnkd.in/dwEiS8TE

Airplane mode will make You fly

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Navigating through life in pursuit of goals is somewhat like flying an airplane.   A pilot can form an excellent flight plan, but if he doesn’t get into the airplane, start its engine, taxi onto the runway, and take off, he will never arrive at his destination.   Likewise, you can organize an excellent plan concerning how to reach your goals, but if you don’t put the plan into action, you will not achieve those goals.   The Rapid – Real Stress Relief Course will help you set goals, form a plan concerning how to reach those goals, and implement the plan daily.   You can learn more at: https://lnkd.in/gDWu-GdK