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“I’m a greater believer in luck, and I find the harder I work the more I have of it.” – Thomas Jefferson
The former president was an extremely hard worker. Hard work creates luck. The harder we work the more luck we have. Good things happen to good people and the more work we put in the more luck and the more success we will get out.
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What Is Reality?
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B.A.N.K Uses New Technology To Classify Prospects
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«La chose la plus facile à faire, est la chose la plus facile à ne pas faire»
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“You don’t have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great.”–Zig Ziglar
Starting is the most important part of success, even though finishing is often thought of as having arrived. It’s so easy to get caught up in wondering about how things will turn out that we lose sight of getting started. Also, if you worry about failing, or coming up against obstacles along the way, this can deter you from even starting. But all of that is imaginary thinking because you only know what will really happen when you start moving towards your goal and deal with these challenges as you come upon them.
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“Go for it now. The future is promised to no one.”– Wayne Dyer
There’s no guarantee that your long-term plan will succeed because you never know what will happen in the future. None of us do. The only time you have complete control of is right now, so that’s the best time to do all of the things you’ve been wanting to do but have been putting off until some vague future date. If it’s worth doing, it’s worth doing now, so don’t wait. Put some things into motion and see where it leads. You may be surprised to find that this brings your goals and dreams faster than you ever thought possible.
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“Leap, and the net will appear.”–John Burroughs
If you’re waiting around for conditions to be perfect before you stick your neck out you’ll be waiting forever. This quote reminds us that you have to have some faith in order to branch into something new and unknown. Take the flying leap and trust that if you don’t make it that things will be OK and you’ll land safely. What usually ends up happening is that situations will present themselves that never could have or would have presented themselves had you not made a bold choice and thrown yourself into it.
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16 Topics School Doen’t Teach You.
Is school really useful after all? I reminds me Jim Rohn’s quote” If you do not real you are not better off than the one who cannot read” I would say the exact same thing about counting. Think about that, if you know you can read and count, why to you believe you are spared from doing it?
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“Well done is better than well said.”– Benjamin Franklin
Rather than talk the talk it’s better to walk the walk. Much of what is spoken is just hot air, and if you find yourself talking about what you’re going to do rather than talking about what you’re doing you may be in a state of not getting things done. It’s better to get the work done that needs to get done and be able to talk about that rather than just spout off about all of the things you plan on doing. What are some things you’ve been talking about lately that don’t seem to have any traction, or any sign of getting done? Focus on those areas for…
