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The 4th Deadliest Cause of Failure…

I believe the most successful achievers expand their prosperity consciousness in a continually evolving process. The window they view their world through gets bigger and bigger as their consciousness expands.

The 5th Most Deadly Cause of Failure

Through my work, I have identified and categorized the biggest causes that are holding people back. There are five insidious ones – the ones I see repeated the most often and holding people back the most. We’re exploring them, one each day for five days. The 5th Most Deadly Cause of Failure…

Take Control of Your Destiny

Through my work, I have identified and categorized the biggest causes that are holding people back. There are five insidious ones that come up the most frequently, and create the worst damage. The 5 Deadliest Causes of Failure.

There Is Not Always a Shortcut

The things that are really worth doing, usually don’t have a shortcut. If you want a strong marriage, it tales a lot of work. If you want to climb Mount Everest, you have to start at the bottom and climb all the way up one side. Having a helicopter drop you off on the summit will not give you the same sense of accomplishment.

The Education System is Broken

Will the time really come when a college degree is a fallback option for people who couldn’t cut it in some kind of specific online vocational certification? Will we reach a point when a six- or nine-month certification in some area from some entity (might be a university, might not be) will be infinitely more valuable than an MBA or even a PhD?

Circulate Your Prosperity…

Your good doesn’t always come back to you in the channel you expect. (In fact, it usually is in a different one.) But it always finds a way back to you...

Grow Your Talents and Gifts

Prosperity is infinite, but it cannot be contained. When you try to hoard it, you choke off the supply. When you circulate it, you increase its supply.

Transformation is Usually Either/Or

Transformation is a continuous incremental process. Most of what you do for daily habits doesn’t keep you in a static location. Usually you’re moving closer to your goals, or further away from them. So it comes down to whether you’re willing to pay the price for what you desire.

Author: Randy Gage