Do you have an on/off pedal?
Have you ever ridden with someone who thinks the accelerator is an on/off pedal? You know what I’m talking about. He hits the gas and your head flies back into the seat. Then he lets off, and your head flies forward. This continues during the entire ride, and you’re lucky you don’t have a mild case of whiplash by the time it is over. There is nothing smooth about the way someone like that drives. Plus, it seems exaggerated in heavy traffic…speed up…slow down…speed up…slow down…speed up…stop.
In racing this happens a lot. The cars are coming to the green flag to start the race and someone guns it too hard, spins the tires, loses traction, and can’t get up to speed, causing those behind him to jam on their brakes to try to avoid him. In drag racing one sees the cars at the starting line hit the gas. The tires lose traction, spinning like crazy. This usually causes a real cool burnout and tons of smoke, but the cars don’t go anywhere or, if they do, not very fast. The race is lost.
I see people every day do this in their life and in their business. They have a dream and go after it hard. However, when something causes them to lose traction, they quickly slow down or stop. They aren’t smooth. They try to take off like crazy, but all they create is a cloud of smoke. They have an intention but no game plan. They jump the gun without the proper planning, due diligence, contingency plans, etc. I’ve heard many times, “If you fail to plan, then plan to fail.”
In business this happens often. People start a business with all the best intentions but without the proper plan, proper funding, or proper team in place to help them get it to the finish line. The first time something causes that business to lose its momentum, the wheels come off the whole operation and the business fails.
I also see this in people’s personal lives. January 1st comes around and we make our resolutions: quit smoking, lose weight, spend more time with the family, be a better spouse, keep my commitments. We usually make it a week, a month…if we’re lucky, maybe more. We start off the New Year with tons of gas, but as soon as we hit the first bump in the road, we lose our traction and come to a screeching halt. We could have avoided this by creating a plan. Schedule your time in the gym, and get a workout buddy to accompany you. Plan a family night, and make it mandatory that everyone attend. Schedule a date with your spouse on a regular basis. Make these commitments and keep them by making a plan and being accountable.
If you take an easy-does-it approach to accomplishing your goals, taking things step by step, you will avoid losing traction and getting stalled. Set a goal, and create a plan of action that will get you to your goal smoothly.
We have stated our goal and estimated how long it will take us to achieve it. We have listed our strengths and compared them to those others see in us. Today I want you to write your intention in the present tense. Because my goal is sobriety, I wrote, “I AM SOBER!” That’s simple enough. Write your “I AM” statement 10 times, sign it, and hang it someplace you will see it every day.
Erik Elsea
www.erikelsea.com
Word of the Day!- Superstar-a star ( as in sports or movies ) who is extremely talented, has great public appeal, and can usually command a high salary.
I want you to see yourself as a superstar in your world.
Quote of the Day!- “If you are not willing to risk the unusual, you will have to settle for the ordinary.”-Jim Rohn
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Increase Your Speed by Drafting!
On super speedways, racers use the technique of drafting to increase their speed. Drafting is when one car tucks in behind another car, lessening the effect of drag from the air. Basically two or more cars running in a line can go faster than one car by itself. Resistance from the air is drastically reduced when in the draft.
This technique can be used in life as well. I know this is going to come as a shock to some of you, but whatever problem or goal you have has been had by someone before you. Why are you fighting the resistance by yourself? Why not follow someone who has been there before? You could drastically reduce the drag on your own life by tucking in behind someone who has paved the way.
I want to fight my alcoholism, so I surround myself with people who are sober and have managed to stay that way. I go to meetings and listen to how they accomplish and maintain their sobriety. I talk to people who have years of experience. They have been in my shoes before, and they are now where I want to be. Sure, I could have tried to quit on my own. I might have been able to do it. Those race cars can definitely make it the 500 miles around Indianapolis by themselves, but they increase their speed by drafting.
The fastest way to get to where you want to be in life is to follow someone who has been there before and laid out the path to success. If you want to start a new business, research the industry. See what has worked and what hasn’t for people who have been there before. If you want to improve your health quicker, do research online or in the library about health and wellness from quality professional trainers and nutritionists. If you want to invest, spend some time and do the required research on that investment. See how similar investments have worked for others.
Others in the personal development industry may say, “Be a leader, not a follower.” I see where they are coming from, but, on the other hand, why not use successful techniques rather than fighting your way through life by yourself. I recently attended a seminar in which the speaker advised the crowd to “Ready, Fire, Aim.” While it motivated the audience members to get off the fence and make a change in their life, I know from experience that it’s not that simple. If you hold down the gas while entering a turn and then try to point the car in the right direction, you will almost certainly crash and burn. I have seen this many times, especially in today’s economy: people have jumped into an investment or started a business without knowing enough and have been hurt financially. Surround yourself with people who have been successful, and you will avoid making some very costly mistakes.
Be grateful for those who have gone down these roads before. Learn from them. Do the research. If you follow a proven leader, then you will get to the end of the race much faster than going it alone.
Today I want you to list as many of your good qualities as you can. After you’ve made your list, ask three of the people closest to you to do the same. Then compare these lists. Do those close to you recognize similar qualities in you? Are there differences? Give some thought to what others see in you.
Erik Elsea
www.erikelsea.com
Word of the Day! Receive—to come into possession of, acquire.
Let’s start receiving all that is available to us in this world.
Quote of the Day! “When my world is small, my problems seem big, but when my world is big, my problems seem small” −unknown (i.e., Expand your world!)
This technique can be used in life as well. I know this is going to come as a shock to some of you, but whatever problem or goal you have has been had by someone before you. Why are you fighting the resistance by yourself? Why not follow someone who has been there before? You could drastically reduce the drag on your own life by tucking in behind someone who has paved the way.
I want to fight my alcoholism, so I surround myself with people who are sober and have managed to stay that way. I go to meetings and listen to how they accomplish and maintain their sobriety. I talk to people who have years of experience. They have been in my shoes before, and they are now where I want to be. Sure, I could have tried to quit on my own. I might have been able to do it. Those race cars can definitely make it the 500 miles around Indianapolis by themselves, but they increase their speed by drafting.
The fastest way to get to where you want to be in life is to follow someone who has been there before and laid out the path to success. If you want to start a new business, research the industry. See what has worked and what hasn’t for people who have been there before. If you want to improve your health quicker, do research online or in the library about health and wellness from quality professional trainers and nutritionists. If you want to invest, spend some time and do the required research on that investment. See how similar investments have worked for others.
Others in the personal development industry may say, “Be a leader, not a follower.” I see where they are coming from, but, on the other hand, why not use successful techniques rather than fighting your way through life by yourself. I recently attended a seminar in which the speaker advised the crowd to “Ready, Fire, Aim.” While it motivated the audience members to get off the fence and make a change in their life, I know from experience that it’s not that simple. If you hold down the gas while entering a turn and then try to point the car in the right direction, you will almost certainly crash and burn. I have seen this many times, especially in today’s economy: people have jumped into an investment or started a business without knowing enough and have been hurt financially. Surround yourself with people who have been successful, and you will avoid making some very costly mistakes.
Be grateful for those who have gone down these roads before. Learn from them. Do the research. If you follow a proven leader, then you will get to the end of the race much faster than going it alone.
Today I want you to list as many of your good qualities as you can. After you’ve made your list, ask three of the people closest to you to do the same. Then compare these lists. Do those close to you recognize similar qualities in you? Are there differences? Give some thought to what others see in you.
Erik Elsea
www.erikelsea.com
Word of the Day! Receive—to come into possession of, acquire.
Let’s start receiving all that is available to us in this world.
Quote of the Day! “When my world is small, my problems seem big, but when my world is big, my problems seem small” −unknown (i.e., Expand your world!)
Monday, April 6, 2009
Slow Down to Speed Up!
Slow Down to Speed Up!
This topic is fitting because my favorite racing series, NASCAR, just finished racing in Martinsville, VA this past weekend. This track is ideal for applying this principle, Slow down to speed up. The reason for this is that if you overdrive the car, you will not get the most traction and cannot speed up coming out of the turn as quickly. Rather than over- driving the car into the turn, by slowing up a little you can carry your momentum through the turn and accelerate out. By going just a bit slower, your overall lap times actually improve.
This might be one of the hardest concepts I have had to learn. My personality wants everything right now. I am the king of instant gratification. When I see something I think looks good, I go charging at it like a bull. In business this has caused me to invest without doing the proper research. In relationships I have made life-changing decisions without truly getting to know the person. Because I went charging in, I lost traction and went skidding into a wall. If I had slowed down and reflected on what I was doing, I would have been able to maintain control, make educated decisions and avoid problems for myself and those around me. By slowing down I would not have lost the momentum in my life and, even though there was a turn to make, I could have easily accelerated through it.
Yesterday we stood back and realistically calculated the amount of time we can devote to our goal each day. We also asked ourselves how long we thought it would take to reach our goal, committing ourselves to it. Today I am asking you to get organized. If you have decided to devote one hour of each day to work on your goal, then block that time out of each and every day. Put it in your planner. Mark it on your calendar. Remind yourself of this commitment! Remember, if you cannot keep commitments to yourself, to whom can you keep them?
A personal goal was a healthier lifestyle. Now I go to the gym 6 days a week. I don’t feel guilty about its affecting any other aspect of my life because it’s the commitment I have made to myself. If your one goal is better health, do something similar. Block a daily amount of time for working out or taking a walk. Every day! Whatever step you have to take on a daily basis to move you closer to your goal, do it. Now put this time commitment in your journal!
Erik Elsea
www.erikelsea.com
Word of the Day! Time—every moment there has ever been or ever will be.
Let’s make the most of our committed time.
Quote of the Day! Willingness without action is imagination. −unknown
This topic is fitting because my favorite racing series, NASCAR, just finished racing in Martinsville, VA this past weekend. This track is ideal for applying this principle, Slow down to speed up. The reason for this is that if you overdrive the car, you will not get the most traction and cannot speed up coming out of the turn as quickly. Rather than over- driving the car into the turn, by slowing up a little you can carry your momentum through the turn and accelerate out. By going just a bit slower, your overall lap times actually improve.
This might be one of the hardest concepts I have had to learn. My personality wants everything right now. I am the king of instant gratification. When I see something I think looks good, I go charging at it like a bull. In business this has caused me to invest without doing the proper research. In relationships I have made life-changing decisions without truly getting to know the person. Because I went charging in, I lost traction and went skidding into a wall. If I had slowed down and reflected on what I was doing, I would have been able to maintain control, make educated decisions and avoid problems for myself and those around me. By slowing down I would not have lost the momentum in my life and, even though there was a turn to make, I could have easily accelerated through it.
Yesterday we stood back and realistically calculated the amount of time we can devote to our goal each day. We also asked ourselves how long we thought it would take to reach our goal, committing ourselves to it. Today I am asking you to get organized. If you have decided to devote one hour of each day to work on your goal, then block that time out of each and every day. Put it in your planner. Mark it on your calendar. Remind yourself of this commitment! Remember, if you cannot keep commitments to yourself, to whom can you keep them?
A personal goal was a healthier lifestyle. Now I go to the gym 6 days a week. I don’t feel guilty about its affecting any other aspect of my life because it’s the commitment I have made to myself. If your one goal is better health, do something similar. Block a daily amount of time for working out or taking a walk. Every day! Whatever step you have to take on a daily basis to move you closer to your goal, do it. Now put this time commitment in your journal!
Erik Elsea
www.erikelsea.com
Word of the Day! Time—every moment there has ever been or ever will be.
Let’s make the most of our committed time.
Quote of the Day! Willingness without action is imagination. −unknown
Friday, April 3, 2009
In a spin, both feet in!
In a spin, both feet in!
Yesterday we talked about what to do when you’re in doubt about situations in your life. But what do you do when your life is out of control? The second thing I learned at Skip Barber Racing School was In a spin, both feet in. When you’ve already lost control of the car, then you need to immediately push in the clutch and brake hard. In this situation you are just along for the ride, but by pushing in the clutch you cut the power to the wheels. And by jumping hard on the brakes you are trying to get the car whoa’ed down before you hit the wall.
If your life is out of control right now, you should put both feet in. Hit the brakes. Step back from your current situation. Evaluate your life. Your goals. Your relationships. I know this is easier said than done in many situations. Many times in my life I have been spinning out of control—in business, with my addictions, in relationships. Before I applied this principle of in a spin, both feet in, I would usually try to power out. My problem was that I did not recognize that I was already completely out of control. I tried to gas it, which just resulted in a harder impact when I finally hit the wall.
If you know you are in a bad relationship, find the power within yourself to put a stop to it. If you are battling addiction, remove yourself completely from your current situation. Check into a treatment facility. If you are riding a business venture in an unstoppable downward spiral, then cut your losses before you lose it all. If your life is out of control, hit the brakes and limit the damage as much as possible. Don’t get me wrong: there will probably still be some damage, but if you’re spinning, you anticipate that. In a spin, both feet in will help you come to a complete stop so you can start again in a different direction.
Yesterday we put in writing what we have done in the past to try to accomplish our one main goal—the one achievement that will improve all aspects of our life. Today I want you to figure how long it would take—starting immediately and focusing completely—to reach that goal. Determine realistically how many hours a week you can spend—1?...
7?...40?—to totally transform your life. Really think about this. Then jot notes in a journal. How many hours a week and how many weeks do you think it will take for you to accomplish your goal?
Erik Elsea
www.erikelsea.com
Word of the Day! Commit—to carry into action deliberately.
Let’s commit to accomplishing our goal.
Quote of the Day! “Hoping someone else will do it for you requires more energy than just doing it yourself.” –Amy Emme
Yesterday we talked about what to do when you’re in doubt about situations in your life. But what do you do when your life is out of control? The second thing I learned at Skip Barber Racing School was In a spin, both feet in. When you’ve already lost control of the car, then you need to immediately push in the clutch and brake hard. In this situation you are just along for the ride, but by pushing in the clutch you cut the power to the wheels. And by jumping hard on the brakes you are trying to get the car whoa’ed down before you hit the wall.
If your life is out of control right now, you should put both feet in. Hit the brakes. Step back from your current situation. Evaluate your life. Your goals. Your relationships. I know this is easier said than done in many situations. Many times in my life I have been spinning out of control—in business, with my addictions, in relationships. Before I applied this principle of in a spin, both feet in, I would usually try to power out. My problem was that I did not recognize that I was already completely out of control. I tried to gas it, which just resulted in a harder impact when I finally hit the wall.
If you know you are in a bad relationship, find the power within yourself to put a stop to it. If you are battling addiction, remove yourself completely from your current situation. Check into a treatment facility. If you are riding a business venture in an unstoppable downward spiral, then cut your losses before you lose it all. If your life is out of control, hit the brakes and limit the damage as much as possible. Don’t get me wrong: there will probably still be some damage, but if you’re spinning, you anticipate that. In a spin, both feet in will help you come to a complete stop so you can start again in a different direction.
Yesterday we put in writing what we have done in the past to try to accomplish our one main goal—the one achievement that will improve all aspects of our life. Today I want you to figure how long it would take—starting immediately and focusing completely—to reach that goal. Determine realistically how many hours a week you can spend—1?...
7?...40?—to totally transform your life. Really think about this. Then jot notes in a journal. How many hours a week and how many weeks do you think it will take for you to accomplish your goal?
Erik Elsea
www.erikelsea.com
Word of the Day! Commit—to carry into action deliberately.
Let’s commit to accomplishing our goal.
Quote of the Day! “Hoping someone else will do it for you requires more energy than just doing it yourself.” –Amy Emme
Thursday, April 2, 2009
When In Doubt, Power Out!
This is the very first thing I learned at the Skip Barber Racing School: when in doubt, power out. In racing this means that when you are in a turn and you feel like you might not make it, accelerate through it. Sparing you all of the physics involved in this, the simple explanation is that giving the car more gas when it is starting to go sideways puts more weight on the rear tires for more traction. This maneuver goes against a lot of your instincts, especially if you are new to racing. A natural reaction with a car beginning to get out of control at over 100 mph is to let off the gas or hit the brakes to slow down. This will almost certainly cause you to spin out of control and hit the wall, crash, and burn.
Powering out of the turn means you are going for it. Only one of two things is going to happen. You’re going to make it through the turn…or you’re not. The same principle can be used in life and in business. If you are having problems in your relationship, give it more love. If you have a business venture that is struggling, give it more attention. In any case, power out. You have power, so devote more of it to those areas of your life that you have doubts about. When in doubt, power out. That extra effort you give might just be the traction you need to move forward. Only one of two things is going to happen. In that relationship to which you gave more love, either the love is going to be returned or it’s not. That struggling business venture to which you gave more attention is going to succeed or it’s not. In either circumstance you will be able to look yourself in the eye and feel good about giving it your all.
Yesterday we said that any idea or thought that is not put on paper is wasted. We answered the question about the one thing you want to accomplish. Today I want you to put down on paper what you have tried in the past to accomplish that one thing. How far were you willing to go in the past to get what you wanted? So now answer the question, What have I tried in the past to accomplish my goal?
Erik Elsea
www.erikelsea.com
Word of the Day! Negotiate—to get through, around, or over successfully.
Let’s get good at negotiating all of the turns we have in our lives.
Quote of the Day! “The shortest distance between two people is a smile.” –unknown
Powering out of the turn means you are going for it. Only one of two things is going to happen. You’re going to make it through the turn…or you’re not. The same principle can be used in life and in business. If you are having problems in your relationship, give it more love. If you have a business venture that is struggling, give it more attention. In any case, power out. You have power, so devote more of it to those areas of your life that you have doubts about. When in doubt, power out. That extra effort you give might just be the traction you need to move forward. Only one of two things is going to happen. In that relationship to which you gave more love, either the love is going to be returned or it’s not. That struggling business venture to which you gave more attention is going to succeed or it’s not. In either circumstance you will be able to look yourself in the eye and feel good about giving it your all.
Yesterday we said that any idea or thought that is not put on paper is wasted. We answered the question about the one thing you want to accomplish. Today I want you to put down on paper what you have tried in the past to accomplish that one thing. How far were you willing to go in the past to get what you wanted? So now answer the question, What have I tried in the past to accomplish my goal?
Erik Elsea
www.erikelsea.com
Word of the Day! Negotiate—to get through, around, or over successfully.
Let’s get good at negotiating all of the turns we have in our lives.
Quote of the Day! “The shortest distance between two people is a smile.” –unknown
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Welcome to the Fast Lane!
Welcome to my new blog! I am happy that you are checking it out. My goal is to earn you as a consistent reader by providing you with quality content. I would like to start this blog off with a prayer both because it’s how I want to live my life every day from this day forward and to bless this blog, its author, and all those it may touch today and everyday in the future. This blog will include some spirituality but by no means is religious. It is for everyone no matter what your beliefs are.
—"Lord (as you understand him), make me a channel of thy peace - that where there is hatred, I may bring love - that where there is wrong, I may bring the spirit of forgiveness - that where there is discord, I may bring harmony - that where there is error, I may bring truth - that where there is doubt, I may bring faith - that where there is despair, I may bring hope - that where there are shadows, I may bring light - that where there is sadness, I may bring joy. Lord, grant that I may seek rather to comfort than to be comforted - to understand, than to be understood - to love, than to be loved. For it is by self-forgetting that one finds. It is by forgiving that one is forgiven. It is by dying that one awakens to Eternal Life. Amen."
That prayer means so much to me. This blog is about taking the fast lane to success. I have experience in the fast lane both behind the wheel of a race car and in living life. I am what they call a type A personality. There is never enough action for me. I have to be going a hundred miles an hour in whatever I do to feel like I am accomplishing something. That is probably what led me to the excitement of strapping into a car to go 170+ miles per hour. The adrenalin rush is amazing. This also probably somewhat explains my addictions to both drugs and alcohol. For me there is never enough of that rush you get when you are trying to control something that is on the verge of being out of control. That includes my life.
I will tell you many stories about my successes and my failures in future blogs.
Since today is the first blog I will walk you through what I hope will be helpful daily exercises to get your life into victory lane.
“Any idea or though not put on paper is wasted”- David Essel
So I would like you to start a journal if you don’t already have one and do the daily exercises.
Today let’s set ONE intention. Answer this question: What do you want to accomplish?
That’s great! I look forward to seeing you tomorrow!
Erik Elsea
www.erikelsea.com
Word of the day! Intention-a determination to act in a certain way: resolve
Let’s show resolve and accomplish our goal!
Quote of the Day! “Vision without implementation is hallucination” –author unknown
—"Lord (as you understand him), make me a channel of thy peace - that where there is hatred, I may bring love - that where there is wrong, I may bring the spirit of forgiveness - that where there is discord, I may bring harmony - that where there is error, I may bring truth - that where there is doubt, I may bring faith - that where there is despair, I may bring hope - that where there are shadows, I may bring light - that where there is sadness, I may bring joy. Lord, grant that I may seek rather to comfort than to be comforted - to understand, than to be understood - to love, than to be loved. For it is by self-forgetting that one finds. It is by forgiving that one is forgiven. It is by dying that one awakens to Eternal Life. Amen."
That prayer means so much to me. This blog is about taking the fast lane to success. I have experience in the fast lane both behind the wheel of a race car and in living life. I am what they call a type A personality. There is never enough action for me. I have to be going a hundred miles an hour in whatever I do to feel like I am accomplishing something. That is probably what led me to the excitement of strapping into a car to go 170+ miles per hour. The adrenalin rush is amazing. This also probably somewhat explains my addictions to both drugs and alcohol. For me there is never enough of that rush you get when you are trying to control something that is on the verge of being out of control. That includes my life.
I will tell you many stories about my successes and my failures in future blogs.
Since today is the first blog I will walk you through what I hope will be helpful daily exercises to get your life into victory lane.
“Any idea or though not put on paper is wasted”- David Essel
So I would like you to start a journal if you don’t already have one and do the daily exercises.
Today let’s set ONE intention. Answer this question: What do you want to accomplish?
That’s great! I look forward to seeing you tomorrow!
Erik Elsea
www.erikelsea.com
Word of the day! Intention-a determination to act in a certain way: resolve
Let’s show resolve and accomplish our goal!
Quote of the Day! “Vision without implementation is hallucination” –author unknown
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Yeeha! Tomorrow is April Fools Day!
I am so excited that tomorrow is the 1st of April, mostly because tomorrow is the first day of the rest of my life. I am starting my new fast lane to success blog. I really look forward to discussing quick ways to manifest what you want to achieve in your life. This blog will a journey that we will go on together to improve our personal and business lives. I will tell you openly and honestly about my experiences, my accomplishments, and my failures. Hopefully you can learn something from what I have gone through but I also have a feeling I am going to learn even more from you.
Some of the things I have planned for my blog include stories from my life, ideas and action steps for accomplishing our goals, exercises for us to bring out our greatness, a daily motivational quote, and the word of the day. However I want to be of the greatest possible service to you my readers. So I look forward to your input.
I work with individuals and businesses. There will be a little something for everyone.
I hope you have a great April Fools Day tomorrow and look forward to seeing you on the blog.
Erik Elsea
www.erikelsea.com
Some of the things I have planned for my blog include stories from my life, ideas and action steps for accomplishing our goals, exercises for us to bring out our greatness, a daily motivational quote, and the word of the day. However I want to be of the greatest possible service to you my readers. So I look forward to your input.
I work with individuals and businesses. There will be a little something for everyone.
I hope you have a great April Fools Day tomorrow and look forward to seeing you on the blog.
Erik Elsea
www.erikelsea.com
Monday, March 30, 2009
Only 2 More Days!
I am so excited to be able to connect with you on this high impact, high speed blog. There are only two more days to the Fast Lane to Success Blog by Erik Elsea starts on experience amazing results together. Mario Andretti once said, “If things seem under control, you just aren’t going fast enough.” Well my goal is that we can find ways to get those results in a high intensity manner while staying in control. This blog should be a forum for us to move towards our goals in life and business, full speed. So meet me here in two days and lets get our engines started!
Erik Elsea
http://www.erikelsea.com/
Erik Elsea
http://www.erikelsea.com/
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Only 3 Days Left!
It feels like coming down to the last few laps of a 500 mile race to be so close to the start of the Fast Lane to Success blog starting on April 1st. This has been in the works for a while and I am very excited to bring you my life experiences as well as those of many others who have found out how to win at life. This blog will consist of stories of success and stories of overcoming hardships to finish on top. We will review authors and their books. Check out some of the best websites. This blog will be full of tips and techniques that will help you drive full speed ahead towards you goals. Whether you're looking for ideas to take your business to the next level or high impact personal development you will find it here. I look forward to seeing you here on April 1st for the beginning to the Fast Lane to Success blog.
Erik Elsea
www.erikelsea.com
Erik Elsea
www.erikelsea.com
Saturday, March 28, 2009
Coming April 1st 2009!
GET YOUR ENGINES STARTED!
COMING APRIL 1ST 2009
THE FAST LANE TO SUCCESS BLOG
WILL BE HERE!
Erik Elsea is an international coach, trainer, and speaker. He will soon be able to add author to his list of accomplishments. His extraordinary life in the fast lane both behind the wheel of a race car and in his life has awarded him with a unique perspective on business, relationships, life, finances, and spirituality. His high energy, high impact methods of coaching give you a fast track to the success of achieving your goals while allowing you to slow down and enjoy life. His enthusiasm for racing is only outweighed by his passion for helping others get in the fast lane to their dreams.
Erik Elsea has crashed and burned several times in his life. He shares the lessons he learned by making high speed mistakes proving that only on a racetrack is there a wall that can’t be overcome. His openness about the crashes he’s caused in his life is refreshing. So if you’re ready to take your life to victory lane then ladies and gentleman start your engines and follow Erik. He will show you how to get there
WWW.ERIKELSEA.COM
COMING APRIL 1ST 2009
THE FAST LANE TO SUCCESS BLOG
WILL BE HERE!
Erik Elsea is an international coach, trainer, and speaker. He will soon be able to add author to his list of accomplishments. His extraordinary life in the fast lane both behind the wheel of a race car and in his life has awarded him with a unique perspective on business, relationships, life, finances, and spirituality. His high energy, high impact methods of coaching give you a fast track to the success of achieving your goals while allowing you to slow down and enjoy life. His enthusiasm for racing is only outweighed by his passion for helping others get in the fast lane to their dreams.
Erik Elsea has crashed and burned several times in his life. He shares the lessons he learned by making high speed mistakes proving that only on a racetrack is there a wall that can’t be overcome. His openness about the crashes he’s caused in his life is refreshing. So if you’re ready to take your life to victory lane then ladies and gentleman start your engines and follow Erik. He will show you how to get there
WWW.ERIKELSEA.COM
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