How to become unstoppable

Three principles for unstoppable progress: emotional maturity to see both sides of a situation, like Robert Kiyosaki's coin metaphor. Expect resistance as storms that pass and create growth. Act immediately when inspired, because delay invites distraction.
You want to be unstoppable? Well, here's three things to think about if you want to be unstoppable. Number one, as my friend Robert Kiyosaki always says, there are three sides to a coin. The positive side, the negative side, and the edge. And your ability to be able to stand on the edge and be able to see both sides and understand them is unfathomable to most people. That's a sign of emotional maturity. Number two comes from Mac Newton, my late, great mentor, who said, you want to make a change, then life will send you a storm. And that storm is simply resistance trying to push you backwards and get you out of the way. Understand it, recognize it, get tougher. Hold on. Hold on. Because the storm will pass. And when the storms pass, that's your opportunity to make the change and the growth. And number three is you got plenty of time. No, you don't have plenty of time. The moment the inspiration hits, that's the time to take the first action. Because if you don't, the next thing that inspires you will distract you, and the next thing that inspires you will distract you.
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