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10 principles for success
Feb 18, 2013

1. Taking personal responsibility means not taking the path of least resistance even though it's a seducttive option, but paying any price needed to succeed. 
2.  Nothing happens without first a dream.
3. Faith, you know that anything is possible if you truly believe it is. 
4. A healthy character means developing a positive outlook on life no matter what serious situation you're facing. 
5. Without discipline, nothing is possible. Discipline leads to reward. Neglect leads to regret.
6. A positive sphere of Influence. 
7. Adversity is the catalyst of all success. Massive failure leads to massive success. 
8.Be kind to your body. It's the only one you have. 
9. Acknowledge and master your fears, courage is the antidote to fear.
10. Take Action!!!
 
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Wendy M. (43) 		Monday February 18, 2013, 4:44 pm
Great points, Tim! I like this :-)

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