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You Can Ask The Question, "what's Making The Boat Go Forward?" It Can't Be The Wake. The Wake Can't Drive The Boat. It's Just The Trail Left Behind. It Can't Make The Boat Go Forward, Any More Than The Trail That You've Left Behind In Your Life Is Responsible For Where You're Going Now In Your Life. The Belief That Whatever You've Been Is What You Have To Be Is A Meme - A Mind Virus.

It Is Very Hard To Enroll People In Anything. And There Is A Very Big Difference Between The Words Motivate And Inspire. Motivation Means We Have An Idea And We Are Going To Carry Through On That Idea. We Work Hard At It, And We Are Disciplined. A Highly Motivated Person Takes An Idea, Goes Out There, And Won't Let Anybody Interfere With Them. Inspiration Is Exactly The Opposite. If Motivation Is When You Get Hold Of An Idea And Carry It Through To Its Conclusion, Inspiration Is The Reverse. An Idea Gets Hold Of You And Carries You Where You Are Intended To Go.

We Have To Stop The Idea That We Are Going To Create Something Out Of Nothing, But Instead Attract To Ourselves What Is Already Here.

The Problem With Using Force In Our Lives Is That We Always Create A Counterforce. For Example, If You're With A Child And The Child Says, "i Hate You," Which Is A Very Low Energy, And You Respond With, "i Hate You Too," You Have Lowered The Collective Energy That You Are Both In, And Both Of You Will He Weakened. Whereas, If You Respond To, "i Hate You," With Love, Which Is What, Instinctively, We Know What To Do, Then We Can Dissolve And Dissipate That Hatred.

My Great Definition Of Success Comes From Thoreau: "if One Advances Confidently In The Direction Of His Dreams, And Endeavors To Live The Life Which He Has Imagined, He Will Meet With A Success Unexpected In Common Hours." That Always Has Defined My Road To What You Call Phenomenal Success. I Have Advanced Confidently In The Direction Of My Dreams. I Have Lived The Life I Imagined, And I Have Had A Ball Doing It.