The final part of whole had existed from first day that he completed his first experiment. But, he didn't recognize it then. Would you have kept going till ten thousandth experiment? Or, would you have given up at nine thousand ninety nine? That was incandescent light bulb that Thomas Edison invented. He completed whole.

The medical cure for Polio has existed since dawn of time. But, medical community didn't know about it until Dr. Jonas Salk experimented with principles that had always been universally true. Now we have Salk vaccine. He completed whole.

You could make a million dollars by using Success System That Never Fails. Then if you lost it all, you could make another million and more next time by employing same principles.

But, if you made it by "accident", first time, i.e.: not really knowing universal laws of success, but just accidentally stumbling upon them, you may fail at second attempt. You may need to make some discoveries to be successful in second million.

Then there was a pair of brothers who succeeded in flying because they found "final part". Wilber and Orville Wright used same principles that others had used. But, they found "final part" because others stopped one foot short of "something more".

The final part for Wright brothers was so simple. They attached moveable flaps to wings so pilot could control and keep plane level. But, everything else about airplane was copied by them. These flaps are forerunners of planes we fly in today. They completed whole. In end; it's your choice!

You may notice there is a commonality among these success story examples. The secret ingredient is that a universal principle was applied that had been unknown previously. That was all that was needed to make difference between success and failure.

If you feel you're on brink of success, (or failure) in some area, and you have tried and tried, then stop doing same thing over and over and find that "something more". It might not take much at all to put you over.

Hip, Hip, Hooray, was all it took to make a hit song. Tiny flaps were all it took to make an airplane fly. It's not necessarily quantity of final parts; it's quality of final parts. Find your final parts. They are there, I guarantee it. Life never leaves you with no way out. Richard Vegas ©2002 Richard Vegas is a popular recording artist and internet marketing professional. He invites you to subscribe to his FREE weekly ezine "Wing-Tips" The Success System That Never Fails, at: http://www.1-work-at-home-based-business-opportunities.com You may also hear and follow Richard's music career at: http://www.richardvegas.com

If you find that financially you can never seem to make ends meet, then best thing for you to do is to have a financial checkup.

Find out exactly what you are spending and where your hard earned income is really going.

Prepare a budget. Here is one of many tools available on Internet that can help you with process of taking hold of your financial reality.

http://www.freeplanner.com.au/

Or go to your favorite search engine and type in budget planner.

Health Reality:

Obviously we should check reality of our health. I do this personally by taking a physical at least once every two years. I service my car every 10,000 km, so it is a good idea to take care of vehicle that I live in 24 hours a day seven days a week.

Some years back I had a physical that revealed I had extremely high blood cholesterol levels and by simply adjusting my diet and adding to it regular exercise, I was able to rectify that situation before it got too serious.

Spiritual Reality:

I do a spiritual reality check-up every Sunday I go to church. Not only does it keep my compass pointing in right direction for my life, but I often get some great ideas for my future Motivational Memos.

Obviously there are many other areas of our life that require regular reality checkups. Make a list and do your own analysis.

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POSSIBLE THINKING LEADS TO POSSIBLE ACTION

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4.EXPAND YOUR REALITY

I have a teenage son. When I took over responsibility for his education this year I had incredible difficulty in getting him motivated about reading.

Now for someone who writes books I found it extremely difficult to understand, but thinking back to when I was his age I could more readily identify with dilemma.

I realized that it was important for him to expand his reality so that he could grow not only in knowledge but also in wisdom. But how could I find his hot button?

I discovered it. I was reading a book that explained that one way a parent helped his son to expand his reality was through reading of biographies of people who lived lives that his son wanted to live.

So from that day on Ben has been reading books, written at his present reading level and interest, about Albert Einstein, Christopher Columbus, Johnny Appleseed, Susanna Wesley, Florence Nightingale, Abraham Lincoln, The Wright Brothers, Isaac Newton, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Nelson Mandela, Martin Luther King and list goes on and on. He now loves reading and we often talk about latest great person that he is learning about.

This interest in reading has overflowed into his writing. With his renewed confidence he has just created his own Website, which he wrote, with only a limited amount of editing from me. And as far as his tutorials are concerned, bulk of his students are adults.

Ben's New Website: http://www.webwondersnews.com

Motivational Memo for Week: Nothing is impossible to possible thinker.

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Source Material: The Wright Brothers - They Gave Us Wings By Charles Ludwig