Success University 24 (Apr 17 - Jun 21)

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"Amateurs get distracted with idea after idea. Professionals step up and execute with clarity of vision."

— Bedros Keuilian

[winston]

"All of the world's great changes have been accomplished by optimists."

— Thomas Friedman

[winston]

Tune In. Drop Out. Get Rich.

The key to success is the mind. What you think about you bring about.

The only path to true happiness is attaining wealth by tuning in on who you really are and what you really want.

The Competitive World is all about the outside in. You have to do THIS to get THAT and when you get THERE, THEN you will be happy. WRONG. That's backwards.

You must hold and cultivate a deep profound sense of gratitude for everything good in your life today.

Lastly, you need to cultivate a strong and unshakable belief you have the power to manifest your dreams and the unending faith that the objects of your desire have already materialized and are on their way to you and it is as real as you live and breathe.

Source: Zut Allure Damn Attraction

http://www.mindpowernews.com/TuneIn.htm

[winston]

How to Feel Happy in Three Simple Steps

By Andy Snyder

Step one: Set your goals. Write them down. Read them often. And celebrate when you hit them.

Step two: Reset and reflect.

Step three: Don't be afraid to talk about money.

Source: Manward Digest

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“If you want something done, ask a busy person.”

— Benjamin Franklin

[winston]

“It is what you read when you don't have to, that determines what you will be, when you can't help it.”

― Oscar Wilde

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What Makes a Genius? The World's Greatest Minds Have One Thing in Common
http://time.com/5027069/what-makes-a-ge ... =hp-magmod

[winston]

"How long can you afford to put off who you really want to be? Your nobler self cannot wait any longer. Decide to be extraordinary and do what you need to do—now.”

— Epictetus

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The Secret to Thriving In All Areas of Life

By Emily Laurence

People who felt good about about life and themselves—and were good at something—were more likely to hit that “thriving” threshold.

“It appears to come down to an individual experiencing a sense of development, of getting better at something, and succeeding at mastering something”.

There were a few key personality traits that successful people had at least one of, which include being optimistic, spiritual or religious, proactive, motivated, adaptable, and socially competent.

Having one or a few of these traits coupled with having a strong support system, a calm environment, or a career that challenges you, resulted in a thriving gold mine.

Source: Well And Good

http://www.mindpowernews.com/Thriving.html

[winston]

"Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement. Nothing can be done without hope and confidence"

— Helen Keller