GoPro or Go Home 11/21/2011
 
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_Perhaps one of the biggest stumbling blocks in becoming successful is past regrets. Too many times we become so obsessed with all of the times in the past when we were unable to achieve our goals that we believe we are doomed to fail at anything we do.

  What actually happens is that we "program" ourselves to fail. We are still living in the past, unable to break away from the "failure chain" that links us to our past selves. So we doom ourselves to repeating the same old mistakes over and over again.

  In order to do things differently, we must learn to be different. Our thoughts, actions and attitudes must all be different than they were in the past. And one big way to be different is in the way we percieve our mistakes.

  There is no room in the life of a successful person for regret. Regret is a waste. It does nothing to enhance who you are, and, in reality, all it does is feed on you. Regret will bleed you dry emotionally, physically and spiritually.

  If you want to be free to achieve your dreams and goals and live your life to it's fullest potential, you must not allow regret to keep you chained to the past in a prison of "should of's" and "could of's".

  One of the best ways to loosen the power that regret has on you is to accept your past mistakes. Allow yourself to be human and realize that, as a human, you will make mistakes, and that's okay, because that is how you learn.

  But now, let's take it one step further. Not only should you accept your past mistakes - you should embrace them. That's right, be grateful that you are aware of your mistakes. 

  Why in the world should you do that? Because if you are aware that you have made a mistake, then you are also aware that you need to do something different next time around to be successful.

  To every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. So you can look at what you did in the past to achieve the wrong results - and use that as your blueprint for what you need to do to achieve the right results.

  So when those past mistakes come to mind, don't get stuck in regret and allow yourself to follow the same path that caused the mistakes in the first place. Instead, embrace those mistakes and use them as a valuable learning tool - the roadmap to success that they actually are.
 
 
_Wow... Couldn't believe this when I saw it at first lol. This lion is now famous all over the internet for stealing, what a role model. I wonder if my dog odin will try to steal the gopro I eventually purchase as well... hmmm.. possible videos to come!
 
 
_Here's a picture of me flying over Oahu, Hawaii. I'm the kid in the red. The guy awkwardly attached to me is Bundy.
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_I thought I was superman when the camera guy took this picture. Anyway, this pic is from a family vacation in Hawaii. All the kids in the family (and surprisingly my aunt and uncle as well! kudos to them!) decided to jump out of a perfectly good plane from 14,000 feet in the air.

    Most exhilarating experience of my life so far.

    Lets see if I can get a video of the jump on here on here... which reminds me to look into getting a GoPro for this coming snow season!. I've wanted one for so long now... Can't wait to make some snowboarding videos with the helmet cam.

 
 
    So here I am! I started this blog in order to keep track of all the crazy things I do. I've done a TON of traveling throughout my life, and unfortunately I did not document my travels and memories with pictures. My purpose for this blog is to aid my memory with all the places I go, and to share my lifestyle with those around the world. I would also like to inspire others to LIVE the LIFE they want to LIVE! Life is too short to let it pass you by. Grab life by the horns, wrestle it to the ground, and show it who is boss once and for all.