SUMMARY

      This is a small book. You have probably read similar, most of

      which at the last page makes you too weary even to put the

      instructions into action. That is why I have made it small. I will

      further make it smaller by summarizing the content into a couple

      of pages so that you can easily determine what sections you want

      to go back to re-read, to get yourself going.

      Chapter 1

      How do you know whether your life is on course or

      not? It is often quite easy to find out if you know

      the tell-tale signs. Give your life an audit.

      Chapter 2

      If you are convinced that you are going wrong in

      life, it is necessary to do rid yourself of the pains.

      Examine all your bad decisions, influences, and

      quantifiable failures. Decide to forgive yourself.

      Chapter 3

      Many of those things and persons that you had

      previously relied on are nothing but unnecessary

      props. Resolve to get rid of them.

      Chapter 4

      Begin to build up your spirit by speaking good

      things to and about yourself. Set a purposeful goal

      and make plans on how to actualize it.

      Chapter 5

      Take inventory of your skills. Decide which ones

      you will need to actualize your goal and what new

      skill you will need to learn.

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      Chapter 6

      A reaction is always a natural result of an action.

      Examine those obstacles which could hinder and

      completely halt your progress, and deal with them.

      Chapter 7

      It is now time to start implementing your plan, but

      how positive are you about success and how well

      prepared are you for failure? Pursuing a goal is a lot

      like war, and you need to make contingency battle

      plans.

      Chapter 8

      Success requires an uncommon attitude or several

      of those attitudes. Get yourself a brand new routine

      and earnestly forge ahead with your goal constantly

      in sight.

      Chapter 9

      It is a natural law is that you cannot sow oranges

      and harvest apples. Similarly, to reap money you

      must needlessly sow money.