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Have you ever had the feeling that you wanted to have it all? Did it ever cross your mind to give your family the best life that they deserve? Have you ever wanted to be more, do more and have more?If it hadn’t, then I pity you. You probably haven’t done anything noteworthy. You probably haven’t experienced the joy of victory and the sorrow of defeat. You probably gave up on the thought of being

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“Becoming better” starts when we raise our standards. It happens when we raise it one or two notches higher than the one who raised us. Pulling other people down won’t make you better. Trying to belittle their results won’t do the trick either. It never did. It never will.We are fighting for a country that would have this kind of culture in its core, a culture of excellence and endless growth. We

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There are millions of ways to start small.But only few of these ways lead to big endings.If you have a lot of time and money to risk, then, by all means, LEAP! Pursue what you plan to do without thinking twice. At least I'm sure that you are ready to face failure and rise up after heaps of failures. You have the chance to succeed.A "never say die" attitude can get you through bad times. But it

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“Entrepreneurship is not for the weak of heart…” –John Gokongwei Jr.John Gokongwei Jr. calls it the principle of self-determination. As for me, I call it the talent of hardwork. I don’t have any secret formula to succeed in life. I just had the knack of “not giving up when everyone else will.”Before, my mentors always referred to me as someone who doesn’t listen, someone who’s comfortable with

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I am inspired by John Maxwell's words and I would want to keep this passion burning by sharing it with you."A Mt. Everest-sized dream needs a Mt. Everest-sized team" -John C. MaxwellMt. Everest is one of the harshest places on earth. But still, it's a mountain climber's greatest dream. One wrong step and you will fall 1,000 feet to your death. World-class climbers NEVER took this mountain lightly

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“When I was young and naive, I thought leaders were people who always made the right decisions. Later I would learn even great leaders make mistakes. Now I understand the truth: Great leaders can be wrong—but they cannot be unclear. A steadfast, focused vision of the future—one that inspires hope and confidence among followers—is the mark of true leadership. Lord Nobunaga's vision of a unified

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“Gratitude, devotion, hard work, and bold action. These words trip easily off the tongue. But they forge the soul of a samurai and lie at the heart of leadership. Practice them, and you will transform your life, as I did.”“…Cynics may view gratitude, hard work, bold action, and devotion as simplistic notions undeserving of their attention. But observe the world around you. Note that ungrateful

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The four dimensions of the entrepreneurial personalityThere are four dimensions to the entrepreneurial personality that come into play in the creation of a new venture: the dreamer, the thinker, the storyteller and the leader. It's important to get a better understanding of the role each plays in the conception of an enterprise.The dreamerSurprisingly, the dreamer is the least known and

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OUR DEEPEST FEAR IS NOT THAT WE ARE INADEQUATE;OUR DEEPEST FEAR IS THAT WE ARE POWERFUL BEYOND MEASURE.IT IS OUR LIGHT, NOT OUR DARKNESS, THAT MOST FRIGHTENS US.WE ASK OURSELVES, WHO AM I TO BE BRILLIANT, GORGEOUSTALENTED AND FABULOUS?ACTUALLY, WHO ARE YOU NOT TO BE?YOU’RE A CHILD OF GOD --- YOUR PLAYING SMALL DOESN’TSERVE THE WORLD.THERE’S NOTHING ENLIGHTENED ABOUT SHRINKING SO THATOTHERS WON’T

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A passage from Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's (German writer and philosopher) play Faust:Until one is committed, there is hesitancy,The chance to draw back, always ineffectiveness.Concerning all acts of initiative (and creation),There is one elementary truth the ignorance of which kills countless ideasAnd splendid plans:That the moment one definitely commits oneself, then providence moves too.All

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Jerry is the manager of a restaurant in America. He is always in a good mood and always has something positive to say. When someone would ask him how he was doing, he would always reply, "If I were any better, I would be twins!"Many of the waiters at his restaurant quit their jobs when he changed jobs, so they could follow him around from restaurant to restaurant. The reason the waiters followed

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“Far too many people have no idea of what they can do because all they have been told is what they can’t do.”Everytime I meet someone new, be it in wealth course or in a Cashflow game that I would facilitate, I see that person as someone who has the power to do EVERYTHING. I see him/her as someone who cannot be contained. And when he/she starts talking, that is the time when he/she gives me a box

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Have you done something so radical that it made you realize that you’re alive?When I was young, I loved talking to people who were older than me. I loved telling them my dreams, my fantasies, even the things that I wanted for the world. When my childhood friends and I played, we always made up stories about who we will be in the future. Of course we didn’t want to be nobody. We didn’t even think

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CreateAbundance2020 Business CommunityAre you coachable? open minded? have a strong will to succeed? If you are, then we invite you to join our community!Our first requirement is for you to attend one of our Introductory Programs of Life Entrepreneurship which is the Wealth Course and/or Cashflow 101 workshops. Your attendance will give you a first-hand experience of our how our program works.

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I’ve had lots of teachers before. Some were okay, some were not, and there were only a few souls, so great, as they even inspired me to do great things as well. Yes, they were great, but I didn’t see them as mentors. Why? I only had one simple reason. I didn’t want to be like them.Teachers have students, and mentors have apprentices. Teachers and professors teach you subjects, while a mentor is

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When life punches you in the face, would you fight back?For 23 years, my life was surrounded by a culture of blaming. It almost felt like a cult that whenever something bad happens to you, find someone and blame him for it! Everyone was afraid to take responsibility for his or her actions. No one wanted to be called a failure. They despised being called losers. That is why they play the role of

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Do you have a boss who yells at you 24/7? Do you have teachers who threaten to fail you if you don’t do certain things? How about political leaders or candidates who ask on your support by promising that they would keep the prices down?These are our so-called leaders who speak from emotion to emotion. They would often speak from fear or from greed.They often say things such as:1. “If you don’t

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"Big people have big dreams, and small people have small dreams. If you want to change who you are, begin by changing the size of your dream." This statement from Rich Dad is something that I will never forget.Five months ago, I resigned from my work in eTelecare as a recruiter. That was the time when I decided to pursue my dreams. Before I left, I asked them what their dreams were. Someone told

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By: Brian TracyYour ability to achieve your own happiness is the key measure of your success, of how well you are doing as a person.You learn the key to happiness that has been the same through all of history. You learn how to dispel the two myths that may be holding you back and how to achieve more happiness in everything you do.Dedicate Yourself to Your Best TalentsThe key to happiness is this:

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I'll never forget an important time management lesson I learned in a seminar many years ago . . . especially how the instructor illustrated the point."Okay, time for a quiz," he said, as he pulled out a one-gallon wide-mouthed mason jar and set it on the desk in front of him. Then he produced about a dozen fist-sized rocks and carefully placed them, one at a time, into the jar.When the jar was

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