The principle though that I learned, from all of this, is this:

Find a winner, learn his or her winning ways, put them into practice and YOU WILL EVENTUALLY WIN.

DUPLICATE A WINNER'S WAYS & GET READY TO WIN

Why try to reinvent wheel? If someone has great products then hook up with them and promote theirs. If someone has a winning business plan, become affiliated with them and apply same principles that they're using. Spend time in company of winners, whether it be in sport, health or even in spiritual matters.

Duplicate what is already working. As you go, your own unique personality will entwine with it. But important thing is that YOU WILL WIN.

Identify your PASSION. Find someone who is just as passionate, while at same time is reaping success that you desire for yourself. Then COPY THEM.

Motivational Memo for Week: The guy who first invented round wheel got his idea from BIG guy who created round World. Go ahead and DUPLICATE! Copyright - Right to Copy!

You can do it!

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INDIFFERENCE: Commonly expressed through lack of ambition; willingness to tolerate poverty or less than your dreams, acceptance of whatever compensation life may offer without protest; mental and physical laziness; lack of initiative, imagination, enthusiasm and/or self control.

INDECISION: The habit of permitting others to do one's thinking. Staying "on fence." Thinking about something to point that you miss opportunity! Never verbalizing your ideas for fear of recrimination!

DOUBT: Generally expressed through alibis and excuses designed to cover up, explain away, or apologize for one's failures. Sometimes expressed in form of envy of those who are successful, or by criticizing them.

WORRY: Most commonly expressed by finding fault with others; a tendency to spend beyond one's income; neglect of personal appearance, scowling and frowning; intemperance in use of alcoholic drink; through use of narcotics; nervousness, lack of poise and self-consciousness. Worry about every single little detail of life.

OVER-CAUSATION (overly cautious): The habit of looking for negative side of every circumstance, thinking and talking of possibility of failure instead of concentrating upon means of succeeding. Knowing all roads to disaster, but never searching for plans to avoid failure. Waiting for "right time" to begin putting ideas and plans into action, until waiting becomes a permanent habit. Remembering those who have failed, and forgetting those who have succeeded. Seeing hole in doughnut but overlooking doughnut. Pessimism, leading to indigestion, poor elimination, autointoxication, bad breath and bad disposition.

PROCRASTINATION: The habit of putting off until tomorrow that, which should have been done yesterday or last year. Spending enough time in creating alibis and excuses to have done job with time left over.

Procrastination symptoms are closely related to over-causation, doubt and worry. Refuses to accept responsibility when it can be avoided. Willingness to compromise rather than put up a stiff fight. Compromising with difficulties instead of harnessing and using them as stepping-stones to advancement. Bargaining with life for a penny, instead of demanding prosperity, opulence, riches, contentment and happiness. Planning what to do if, and when overtaken by failure, instead of burning all bridges and making retreat impossible. Weakness of and often total lack of self-confidence, definiteness of purpose, self-control, initiative, enthusiasm, ambition, thrift and sound reasoning ability. Expecting poverty instead of demanding riches. Associations with those who accept poverty instead of seeking company of those who demand and receive riches. Recognize these traits in yourself, go to work and change those things that are getting in your way by whatever means necessary. TAKE a RISK, PICK a LEADER, Do your homework in order to choose a winning company or friend make sure they have a proven track record where path has already been laid out for you. Find a mentor or mentors to be your guide and listen to him or her!

You are never too old or too young to start learning something new! Just make sure you have rid yourself of traits to failure… It's great for mind to keep it exercised while preventing dementia. Exercise body to prevent deterioration being able to stay active while living and learning. ``````````````````````````````