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Comment on How to Stop Failing & Start Succeeding! (PART 1) by Elmer Fudd

Elmer Fudd — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 02:26:44 +0000

Wow, a laundry list of platitudes. For the life of me, I can’t figure out where you came up with this garrulous load of road apples. Success in 6 years or less. This article may work on a teenager or young adult, but it isn’t going to work on a battle-hardened guy in his mid 40’s. Life is not about being fair, or getting things your way to be successful. It’s about playing ball, and compromising your own ethics and morals to get ahead in a society full of vapid morons.

Listen up kids, if you wanna shovel money into this guy’s pockets to hear a load of bs, hey go for it. It’s your money and his next Corvette payment, or his next trip to Tahiti on your dime.

Here’s a real life tip to succeed. Take responsibility for own actions, take initiative to find the right tools to do what you want in life, don’t be a lazy and get off your ass and work on your goals. Failing over and over, also means your learning way more than a guy who just got lucky at success because they knew someone who could hold their doll hand through everything. While you, when you do conquer the mountain and end up being that doll handed sycophants boss. Then again, there is that “playing ball” part in being successful. You either leave your old habits and baggage at the door, or let it keep you from your goals.

This type of crap gets me every time. What crap you ask? People like you Mr. Hughes, prey on other people’s frailties and times of desperation. I mean Chris, dude, seriously? Bragging about tripling someone’s income from 7 to 21k a year? 7k to 21k sounds like the person went from part time to full time at their job. What a joke.

Seriously dude, you should stop trolling for cash. I just offered some real world advice up there, and I didn’t charge a dime.

It is of my opinion that you are a con artist and you should remove this site immediately.

Comment on What if Today Was the Last Day of Your Life? by yahya

yahya — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 03:06:06 +0000

if today is the last day of my life i would thank Allah for the blessings he bestowed upon me and giving me a long life and rather than fearing from the death just go back my home and ask my parents about their last desire if i can fulfill it in a day – i would be the happiest man on earth…allahu akbar..

Allah
“People will love you for a short time but Allah will love you forever. People will listen to you sometimes, but Allah will listen to you all the time. People will forgive you sometimes, but Allah forgives every time.”

Comment on My Definition of Personal Development by BVG Janaka das

BVG Janaka das — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 09:09:36 +0000

Dear C.S. Hughes.
Thank You for Your kind input in Personal Development and Balanced and Healthy lifestyle fields.

Comment on Join Me at cshughes.com (and read this article) by RoseAnn Horvath

RoseAnn Horvath — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 01:35:37 +0000

I’m thrilled to see the expansion of your project of PD. I’ve missed your trainings – now living in MD, I’ve had to take some steps back. I look forward to your training videos, etc.

Comment on Be The First by Kamel Peter Hamadachi

Kamel Peter Hamadachi — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 22:40:24 +0000

Chris,
Last night I was invited to your PPL Player points Dinner in Arlington Texas and your mentoring changed my life….I just came home and share your teaching with my wife and kids immediatly and we have been bless.Please continue……….Great and funny video.Peter

Comment on Is Personal Development a Scam?! by Mad King George the Fourth of Alaksa

Mad King George the Fourth of Alaksa — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 16:02:29 +0000

“You have to give it away, to keep it!”

“Give in to Win!”

There are loads and loads of ’self Help’ books on the bookstalls. Some of them are useful, some are just so much crap.

One book that is a success and is a ‘Self Help’ book of sorts,showing a way of living are the ‘12 Step Books’ based on the AA philosophy of recovery. Many organisations use a modified verson of the ‘12 Step’ program of AA.

You don’t have to be a an Alkie, a Drunk, or a Junkie to benefit from the ‘Big Book’ of AA. I know plenty fo folks who ain’t alkies or junkies, but who find the philosophy for life as espoused by Dr Bob and Bill W useful.

Whatever you use, make sure that it works. Otherwise you can ‘buy into’ and part with lots of hard earned cash for such a load of bulldroppings!!

“Buyer Beware!”… “A Fool and their Money are Soon Parted!” and “Theres No Fool Like an Old Fool!”

Comment on OMM #1 – Success is What You Attract by the Person You Become by Wayne Flotree

Wayne Flotree — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 22:22:25 +0000

Hey man! I want to share something you that is AWESOME! Funny thing is, I wouldn’t have known about it if you didn’t recommend me the book!!

“‘THROW YOUR HEART OVER THE BAR AND YOUR BODY WILL FOLLOW.’ Heart is the symbol of creative activity. Fire the heart with where you want to go and what you want to be. Get it so deep in your subconscious that you will not take no for an answer, then your entire personality will follow where your heart leads. Throw your faith over your difficulty, throw your affirmation over every barrier, and throw your visualization over your obstacles.” -Norman Vincent Peale

WOW! Thanks again SIR you’re the man!

Comment on Here is your One-Minute Mentoring Session # 4 by Beth Stowers

Beth Stowers — Tue, 18 May 2010 04:13:33 +0000

I love that podcast. Great thoughts and observations. I’ve been reading ‘A Millionaire Mind,’ and the author, T Harv Eker talks about how important it is to get out of our comfort zones. If we do this, we stretch and grow. If we don’t, we stagnate and we don’t achieve what we want to do. Fear seems to keep us in check. It’s okay to fear, we just have to work beyond our fears.

Working harder now for ease later seems to equate to this. What was once hard will get easier if we push ourselves into the great beyond.

Comment on My Definition of Personal Development by C.S. Hughes

C.S. Hughes — Mon, 10 May 2010 17:41:27 +0000

Your welcome! Happy late birthday!

Comment on Is Personal Development a Scam?! by C.S. Hughes

C.S. Hughes — Mon, 10 May 2010 17:41:02 +0000

Richard, Thanks for your point of view. The guy is a moron because he is selling a book telling others not to buy books. It’s a dichotomy. And, he is in essence saying, don’t waste your time and money trying to improve yourself. That, is a moron. Also, people don’t give back for money. They give back to give back, and because they give back, they are blessed with income. My wife and I gave away more money last year than we ever have in any single year, and guess what…. as a result we have our best year ever! Amazing how that works.