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"Impress yourself with the idea. Fill yourself with the thought Then take whatever portion seems wise. Let it be not less than one-tenth and lay it by. Arrange your other expenditures to do this if necessary. But lay by that portion first. Soon you will realize what a rich feeling it is to own a treasure upon which you alone have claim. As it grows it will stimulate you. A new joy of life will thrill you. Greater efforts will come to you to earn more. For of your increased earnings, will not the same percentage be also yours to keep?

Just at the present tune the thing closest to your heart, next, of course, to that which you actually love, is or should be Financial Independence. For with money at your disposal you can give that girl everything she needs to make her happy; you can insure that child's future and make sure that it has the education which it deserves; you can establish that boy in business and give him a chance to express his full ability; you can complete those plans you have had in mind so long and you can do many things which are now impossible.

It certainly ought not to be hard for you to concentrate on Financial Independence when it means so much to you, ought it? Well, go to work now, and when your mind is not occupied with your regular duties, when your thought is roaming around here and there accomplishing nothing, when you find yourself thinking of something foolish or vicious, exert your will, draw back your thought, use your imagination to picture an ideal of what Financial Independence will mean to you, and then concentrate your whole thought on that ideal to bring it into materialization. Now is the time to begin, friend; do not leave it until tomorrow.

The Will of man if a strange, subtle, intangible, and yet very real thing that is closely connected with the inmost essence of his "I." When the "I" acts, it acts through the Will. The Will is the immediate expression of the Ego, or "I" in Man, which rests at the very seat of his being. This Ego, or "I" within each of us—that inmost self of each one of us—expresses itself in two ways. It first asserts "I Am" by which it expresses its existence and reality; then it asserts "I Will," by which it expresses its desire to act, and its determination to do so. The "I Will" comes right from the center of your being, and is the strongest expression of the Great Life Force within you.

Unless you want a thing "the worst way," and manifest that Desire in the shape of a strong impelling force, you will have no will with which to accomplish anything. You must not only "want" to do a thing, or to possess a thing, but you must "want to hard."

"The possession of money gives confidence, the lack of it self-consciousness."

No matter how strong a Will a man may have, if he has not learned the art of persistent application of it he fails to obtain the best results. One must learn to acquire that constant, unvarying, unrelenting application to the object of his Desire that will enable him to hold his Will firmly against the object until it is shaped according to his wishes. Not only today and tomorrow, but every day until the end.

Sweep out from the chambers of your mind all these miserable negative thoughts like "I can't," "That's just my luck," "I knew I'd do it," "Poor me," etc., and then fill up the mind with the positive, invigorating, helpful, forceful, compelling ideals of Success, Confidence, and expectation of that which you desire; and just as the steel filings fly to the attraction of the magnet, so will that which you need fly to you in response to this great natural principle of mental action—the Law of Attraction. Begin this very moment and build up a new ideal—that of Financial Success—see it mentally— expect it—demand it! This is the way to create it in your Mental Attitude

There is a psychological law underlying this mental hunger that manifests as Ambition. And that law is:—that in order for that mental hunger to be manifested it must have ideals presented to the mind's eye. Just as the gastric juices of the stomach may be stimulated and caused to flow by the sight, smell, or thought of food, so is this mental hunger produced by the sight, thought or idea of the things needed for its satisfaction. If you are contented with your present life, and want nothing better, it is chiefly because you know nothing better—have seen nothing better—have heard of nothing better, or else you are mentally and physically lazy. The ignorant savage seeking to till his land by means of a sharpened stick, cannot desire a steel plow or other agricultural implement if he does not know of them. He simply keeps right at work in his old way—the way of his forefathers—and feels no desire for a better implement. But by-and-by some man comes along with a steel plow, and our savage opens his eyes in wide surprise at the wonderful thing. If he be a savage of discernment be begins to get up an interest in the new thing. He watches it at work, and sees how much better it accomplishes the task than does his crude pointed stick. If he be a progressive savage, he begins to wish he had one of the strange new implements, and if he wants it hard enough he begins to experience a new, strange feeling of mental hunger for the thing, which if sufficiently strong, causes his Ambition to bud.

It could be the friendships with our partners, family members, co-workers and the people we have known for a few years now or since we were kids.

Or even with people we have never even met at the other side of the world

In the broad definition of the word, the word leverage simply
means the ability to do more with less. When it came to the subject
of work, money, and leverage, rich dad would say, “If you want to
become rich, you need to work less, and earn more. In order to
do that, you employ some form of leverage.” He contrasted that
statement by saying, “People who only work hard have limited
leverage. If you’re working hard physically and not getting ahead
financially, then you are probably someone else’s leverage.” He also
said, “If you have money sitting in the bank in your savings account
or retirement account, then your money is someone else’s leverage.”

Think! Use your head to think ahead.

Using the words of the song writer, Stand up, stand up for Jesus! The strife will not be long. This day is the noise of battle, the next the victor’s song. Stand up to fight! Quit ye like men! Stand strong against oppositions! It is a glorious hour. It is a new day.

Victory beckons on you. Success sticks out its neck to welcome you. It’s your time, it’s your turn.

When it is rough, be tough! Take giant strides. Let
courage rise with danger and strength to
strength oppose.

Go the extra mile! One more stroke. One more page. One more step. One more hour. Will you go the extra mile in the pursuit of your dream? Outstanding people painstakingly stake all to take all.

They add more efforts to study. They go the extra mile in their speaking habit. They spend another hour in their meditation. They observe a little more than others. They spend extra time in what they do.

Go the extra mile. You can if you really desire to.

An object either remains at rest or continues to move at a constant velocity, unless acted upon by an external force.”

Nothing changes until someone changes it. Your lofty dream will remain in a state of inertia until an external force compels it into action and fulfillment. You are that external force.

Study the intrigues of your dream but compel it fruition by action. Dreams don’t just come to pass. They are made to happen. They are pursued and compelled into fulfillment.

Here we come to 20202 where we ned to multiply ideas, dreams, attitude, faith, for success.

Go the extra mile. This is an attitude or habit of outstanding people. They go further when others stop. They add extra to the ordinary to make it extraordinary. They add another pinch of salt that brings out a perfect taste. They go out of their way to excellence.