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Weekender November 17, 2001
Volume 3, Issue 46

Growth

Quote: It's what you learn after you know it all that counts.

John Wooden is a National Basketball Hall of Famer, both as a player and a coach. He has also won numerous humanitarian awards.
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Source: Lessons from the Art of Juggling by Michael Gelb and Tony Buzan

Courage

Quote: It's not life that counts but the fortitude you bring into it.

John Galsworthy (1867-1933) won the 1932 Nobel prize in Literature.
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Source: Light from Many Lamps edited and with commentary by Lillian Eichler Watson    UK

Vision

Quote: By getting caught up in the day-to-day details, we sometimes lose sight of where we want to be going.

G. Lynne Snead is the Vice President of the Franklin- Covey Project Management Solutions Group. Joyce Wycoff is the co-founder of the Innovation Network.
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Source: To Do Doing Done!: A Creative Approach to Managing Projects and Effectively Finishing What Matters Most by G. Lynne Snead and Joyce Wycoff    UK

Encouragement

Quote: A single sunbeam is enough to drive away many shadows.

St. Francis of Assisi (1181/2?-1226) is the patron saint of animals and ecology, and founder of the Franciscan Order.
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Source: Alexandra Stoddard's Book of Days by Alexandra Stoddard

Adversity

Quote: Our own beliefs create inner turmoil or harmony and lifelong learning. If we can assimilate every event as instruction, nothing is wasted, no experience is for naught.

Marsha Sinetar is a writer and consultant in leadership and human resource services.
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Source: To Build the Life You Want, Create the Work You Love: The Spiritual Dimension of Entrepreneuring by Marsha Sinetar    UK

Bonus Reading on Thoughts

Creating your Future is an EXACT SCIENCE!
by June McHardy

I recently rediscovered a book which I read many years ago. It's called "The Science of Getting Rich" by Wallace D. Wattles written in 1910. When I read it originally, I'll admit that there were many statements which I doubted - or else had to take on complete faith. This new reading however, pointed out to me that the principles he used in this book 90 years ago are universal and are as true today as they were back then. They are the same basic principles that Deepak Chopra explains in "How to know God" and that Wayne Dyer talks about in "Manifest your Destiny".

In all cases they are speaking about using the Natural Laws of the Universe to manifest our own future - notwithstanding whether our dreams and goals include getting rich. In actual fact, the same principles can be applied to anything which is important to us - changing from illness to wellness, creating wonderful relationships, getting a new job, or enjoying peace and joy in our lives.

Wattles gives us some principles to use when making this commitment to improving our lives. He asks us to take them on faith even though they may not make intellectual sense to us just yet. Here in the rather ponderous words of his time are those principles:

There is a thinking stuff from which all things are made, and which, in its original state, permeates, penetrates, and fills the interspaces of the universe.

A thought in this substance produces the thing that is imaged by the thought.

A person can form things in his thoughts, and, by impressing his thought upon formless substance, can cause the thing he thinks about to be created.

In order to do this a person must pass from the competitive to the creative mind.

A person may come into full harmony with the formless substance by entertaining a lively and sincere gratitude for the blessings it bestows upon him.

A person must form a clear and definite mental image of the things he wishes to have, to do or to become and he must hold this mental image in his thoughts with frequent contemplation, unwavering faith and sincere gratitude.

In order to receive his good when it is ready, he must more than fill his present space - He must do, every day, all that can be done that day. He must give to every person a use value in excess of the cash value he receives, so that each transaction makes for more life for himself and for all with whom he comes in contact.

...and the riches which they receive will be in exact proportion to their vision, the fixity of their purpose, the steadiness of their faith and the depth of their gratitude.

To read this great classic book in its entirety, you can download it FREE at http://www.scienceofgettingrich.net/. I hope you use it and enjoy!

© 2001 All Rights Reserved June McHardy
June McHardy is co-editor of the Motivational Ezine, "Prosperity News." This Ezine is dedicated to maximizing your success and happiness in life. To subscribe, send email to prosperitynews@yahoo.com and put subscribe in the subject line.