Dear Investor,
Have you watched the Movie entitled "The Secret"?
I've watched this movie 5 times, and also read the book "The Secret"
(available in most book shops) at least 3 times.
What's the missing link or something not emphasized in "The Secret"?
The thing they did not mention is "Action".
As mentioned, Success is as simple as CBA. First, you must Conceive an idea/dream, next you must Believe 100% in it, you must believe it can be achieved even if all other people doubt it. And finally, you need to Achieve, take action.
The only place you can find Success before Work is ............ ......... ....the dictionary.
Becos S comes before W. Other than that, in real life, you cannot just dream and believe, you need to take action before you can taste success.
Many day dreamers are not successful, because they never take action.
"Whatever your mind can Conceive and Believe in, you can Achieve".
These words are not said by me, but by Napoleon Hill, who wrote this formula to success after he interviewed more than 504 of the most successful people then, including 3 Presidents of U.S.A, Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, Andrew Carnegie etc, etc.
Below are comments on Law of Attraction by Dan Millman, author of the Way of the Peaceful Warrior. He was mentored by a teacher and went on to win World championships and thereafter retired to share what he learned from his mentor:
In any case, this "Law of Attraction," as taught many decades ago by metaphysicians like Catherine Ponder and others, is certainly a positive and expansive idea. But dreams, desires and visions are only the beginning - they must be followed by focused effort over time - something barely mentioned in the "Secret" production.
Thomas Edison wrote, "We often miss opportunity because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work." It has the ring of truth, doesn't it? But suggesting that we need to work hard over time to achieve our goals doesn't sell well. It isn't sexy or fascinating, or sound much like a "Secret." Common sense rarely does.
That's all I'm suggesting - a simple point ignored by "The Secret" - go to the effort to take action.
So if you wish to be successful, dream big, but start small - then connect the dots. In other words, start with a vision, then take baby steps. Neither only dreaming nor wishing nor magical secrets get the bills paid.
To Your Success
Have you watched the Movie entitled "The Secret"?
I've watched this movie 5 times, and also read the book "The Secret"
(available in most book shops) at least 3 times.
What's the missing link or something not emphasized in "The Secret"?
The thing they did not mention is "Action".
As mentioned, Success is as simple as CBA. First, you must Conceive an idea/dream, next you must Believe 100% in it, you must believe it can be achieved even if all other people doubt it. And finally, you need to Achieve, take action.
The only place you can find Success before Work is ............ ......... ....the dictionary.
Becos S comes before W. Other than that, in real life, you cannot just dream and believe, you need to take action before you can taste success.
Many day dreamers are not successful, because they never take action.
"Whatever your mind can Conceive and Believe in, you can Achieve".
These words are not said by me, but by Napoleon Hill, who wrote this formula to success after he interviewed more than 504 of the most successful people then, including 3 Presidents of U.S.A, Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, Andrew Carnegie etc, etc.
Below are comments on Law of Attraction by Dan Millman, author of the Way of the Peaceful Warrior. He was mentored by a teacher and went on to win World championships and thereafter retired to share what he learned from his mentor:
In any case, this "Law of Attraction," as taught many decades ago by metaphysicians like Catherine Ponder and others, is certainly a positive and expansive idea. But dreams, desires and visions are only the beginning - they must be followed by focused effort over time - something barely mentioned in the "Secret" production.
Thomas Edison wrote, "We often miss opportunity because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work." It has the ring of truth, doesn't it? But suggesting that we need to work hard over time to achieve our goals doesn't sell well. It isn't sexy or fascinating, or sound much like a "Secret." Common sense rarely does.
That's all I'm suggesting - a simple point ignored by "The Secret" - go to the effort to take action.
So if you wish to be successful, dream big, but start small - then connect the dots. In other words, start with a vision, then take baby steps. Neither only dreaming nor wishing nor magical secrets get the bills paid.
To Your Success
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