That’s a #Susan Scott quote, and I find it to be so true. Goals however, sometimes can survive.

I have some serious goals for my business and life. With these serious goals I have a lot of projects that need to be completed to make these goals reality.

This last week, I had an oral surgery and it derailed me hardcore! I don’t remember the first 48 hours after the operation. The painkillers that I have been taking have been pretty wicked and not allowed me to have the normal “UMPH” I usually have to get everything done.

My plans were not surviving its collision with reality. No bother. (That’s a phrase I picked up in Ireland, like No worries, Not a problem.) I had so many other projects that I could finish up, that didn’t need me to be high energy or have the ability to talk.

I shifted my focus to my eBook that I’ve been working on for real estate agents that want to build a Sphere Of Influence business. I put the finishing touches on it, designed and created the cover and released it today. I’m happy to announce that, Stop Contacting | Start Connecting is released and ready for you on Amazon...

http://www.amazon.com/Stop-Contacting-Start-Connecting-ebook/dp/B005L7QD08

No plan survives its collision with reality. Your goals can live on though.

How do you counter reality when it gets in the way of your plans?