Raise Your Standards: Stop Existing and Start Living

The famous Architect Frank Lloyds Wright designed many beautiful buildings, homes and other magnificent structures. Toward the end of his career, a reporter asked him, "Of your many beautiful designs, which one is your favorite?" Without missing a beat, Frank answered, "My next one.He understood the principle of stretching, constantly pressing forward, never being satisfied simply with past successes. The entire world is waiting for your next adventure. If you're a businessperson, you haven't negotiated your best deal yet. If you're a builder, you haven't built your best home yet. If you're a teacher, you haven't taught your best lesson yet. God never performs his greatest feasts in your yesterdays. Your best days are not behind you. They're in front of you. But if this is going to happen, we have to enlarge the vision and get ready for new things, keep pressing forward, stretching ourselves. Get rid of low expectations. Don't make little plan for your life. No blueprint exists for a successful and fulfilling life, but happy and successful people share certain traits. They set high standards and strive to meet them, take risks, surround themselves with supportive people, and never settle for less. Elevate your life by raising your standards, aiming high, and deserving the best. The sky may not be the limit, but your mind is. This book will help you reach higher. The only obstacle is you.