Every success story has evolved from a dream or idea, a plan and elbow grease to get it done.

The great success stories of our time didn’t sit back and let someone else do all of work.

Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, Jeff Bezos, to name a few, all worked their tails off, and still do, to some degree.

The first thing you must do is quit looking for that get-rich-quick scheme, or program that’s going to pay you for doing nothing.

Find something that is real, legal, legitimate and offers people something of value! After all, you want something that you can be proud of associating your name with and something that will be around next week, next month and next year!

Write out a simple business plan of what you want to achieve in five years, two years and one year. Then, determine what you will do each and every day to get you there.

Finally, work like there is no tomorrow to achieve these goals.

I promise you that you will be able to look back and feel a sense of pride and success over fulfilling your goals!

So, next time you get one of those silly emails promising you moon on a silver platter, just hit delete and get back to your success plan!

Aaron thought for a minute. His answer surprised Hillary: "Mom, I don't know if I could do it by myself. But with you there, I guess so. And after that,...yes, mom, I guess I can do it."

Thirdly, as they set up machine in a few days, and impatiently waited for their first cash pick-up day to arrive, Hillary noticed benefits of her actions had already begun to materialize and she was quite pleased.

The exciting 'Switch' she had intended had taken place, from her son's waiting to be given money to his own plan of action, from 'give me' to 'I can do it MYSELF'. His attitude, after re-paying her amount for table-top game machine would now be one of a responsible business person. Now that he had done it once, he would always be able to do it. He would not remain in "poor" thinking mode.

He would eliminate feeling of lack of money from his life, while he now had self-esteem and confidence to invest surplus of his machines, after purchasing a few more, in his very own college fund.

The moral? Without looking, you don't find. Such a small change is bound to turn Aaron's life around, for he is already on way to becoming an accomplished business owner. "How old is he?", you ask? He's only 12 years old.