Moxxor Associates Are You Good Enough

Are you good enough to have your own home-based business instead of toiling away at some job that could be downsized at any moment? Do you deserve to have financial freedom and to have the ability to decide how you spend your days? Should you be able to spend time with your family travel enjoy the finer things and ensure that your future generations will be taken care of? Accomplishing all of this is a tall order, which is why so few people do it. That much you know. What you may not know is that the tall order I'm talking about has nothing to do with knowing how to run a successful home-based business and everything to do with your worthiness as a person. So are you worthy?

My friend, if you knew you in your heart that you are fully worthy of every success imaginable then you would not be reading this article. You'd have seen the title, thought "Of course I am!" and moved on without a second thought. But you didn't. No, you clicked that link and now you're reading this. That means you have at least a little doubt your own self-worth and may be questioning whether you really deserve to run a successful home-based business or work with a top-notch team like the MOXXOR WORKS Team. You may also doubt your ability to run a profitable home-based business, especially if you've failed in the past.

Many years ago, I saw the following quote on a bus:

"Although I am but a speck of something small, I vow that, when I leave it, the world will know that I was here."

In the above quote, the word "when" is a stark reminder that everyone's time on this planet is limited and the end could literally come at any moment for any one of us. As for the part about being a speck, any person should aspire to be a speck because that would be a promotion of truly cosmic proportions. The simple truth is that we are all almost infinitely tiny creatures who get to spend a few years roaming about an almost infinitely tiny planet before returning to the soil from whence we came.

Let me throw a few numbers at you to show what I mean:

219,490,560,000,000,000,000. That is the approximate size of the universe, in miles. And it's growing by about 48 miles each second. That is far more than the number of cells in your brain, which total a mere 100 billion (100,000,000,000) or so. This vast expanse is filled with more galaxies than there are cells in your brain and each of these galaxies contains more stars than there are cells in your brain. The ratio of your size to the size of the universe is far smaller than the ratio of the size of one of the molecules in your body to the size of your entire body.

Take a moment or two to ponder just how small that really is how small you really are. This is the bad news.

Now take a moment to wrap your mind around this next fact: As tiny as you are in the great scheme of things, you can contemplate numbers this big you can contemplate the entire universe for you are the universe itself that is looking at and contemplating its own existence. That alone makes you grand beyond comparison. This is the good news and it just keeps getting better from here.

In the entire 14.5 billion (14,500,000,000) year history of the Universe, there has never exited a physical being just like you and after your time in this life is over, there will never exist another just like you ever again. I am not saying that humans have no soul. I am saying that the physical entity called by your name is unique.

We assign value based on scarcity. If gold was as common as pocket lint and pocket lint as rare as gold, then pocket lint would be extremely costly. So the fact that you are unique in all of the quintillion miles and billions of years of this universe makes you priceless beyond any possible valuation.

Still not convinced? The universe began in the primordial explosion known as the Big Bang. You've probably seen enough explosions to know that they are really good at causing plenty of disorder and chaos. This pattern holds true for just about any explosion you can imagine. The Big Bang is the one glaring exception to that rule. To say that the Big Bang did not create disorder would be an understatement. On the contrary, the Big Bang resulted in a universe that is orderly almost beyond comprehension. Consider this: Had the value of any one of more than 15 variables such as gravity, the strong and weak nuclear forces, carbon synthesis, etc. been off even a little (sometimes by a ratio of less than 1 in the total current size of the universe), then no life could possibly have come into being.

The Earth has been around for about 4.5 billion (4,500,000,000) years and life has existed here for about 3 billion of those years. In all that time, any small slipup an animal that zigged instead of zagging and got eaten, or that failed to dive for shelter at the critical moment, etc and you would never have been born. You, dear reader, are the result of an unbroken 3-billion-year winning streak. That winning streak was made possible by an explosion that created an extremely well-tuned universe. What does all this mean? It's simple: The odds of your being here are far too small to be the result of any kind of randomness or coincidence.

So here you are, this tiny speck of priceless matter that came into being against all odds and grew to be able to take in the sheer grandeur and beauty that is all of creation.

Given all of this, how you can be anything less than infinitely miraculous and infinitely worthy and "good enough" is absolutely beyond me. How anyone can possibly conceive of not being part of some larger plan is also absolutely beyond me.

Take a few moments to think about all of your problems and obstacles. I don't care how serious they seem or how worried you are about them. The truth is that they just don't matter that much. It is physically impossible for any creature as small as you (or anyone) to have really big challenges. Now take a few moments to contemplate your own grandeur and the fact that you are alive right now despite all odds. Dear reader, the truth is inescapable: You are far bigger and far grander than any problems or limitations you may have.

Are you good enough to run a great home-based business? YES!

Do you deserve time and financial freedom? YES!

Are you worthy of joining a team of successful businesspeople like those in the MOXXOR WORKS Team? YES!

This is not psychobabble. This is not some feel-good "motivation". This is scientific fact.

Here's to your success!