The Power of how much you want it
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CHAPTER 6 Similar to the way the soup recipe lists a variety of ingredients in order to make each particular kind and flavor pass the test of taste, a growth and development plan requires a diverse number of steps and skills. Thought, planning and execution or action, are steps that must be included in that plan. Equally important is to prepare the mind as a fertile ground that allows new and positive thinking patterns to take root and provide the suitable conditions for new ideas to flourish. An honest assessment of self, not as a onetime wonder but as a continuous exercise, is essential to determine and secure your preparation for the journey ahead. You do it in the same manner that you would start a long trip driving, not with a flat tire, a quarter tank of gas and low engine oil, but confident instead that anything that may threaten the success of your trip is timely corrected in that process of preparation. Along with identification of areas of improvement, corrective measures as the ones here provided, must be implemented according to each personal preference and circumstance. CHAPTER 7 Irrespective of its kind, the successful realization of each definite objective takes place through a method by which matter gives origin to the abstract power that leads to the attainment of material possessions. A full circle process in which the brain, the substance that serves as base of functionality and operation for the mind, by means of thought gives way to the acquisition of things in people’s lives—back to substance. Those are the two most instrumental elements in the cycle that will repeat itself over and over to make reality the attainment of personal possessions; the fulfillment of what each individual considers success, whether success be of a concrete or abstract nature; neither of which can be attained without the dynamic interaction of mind and matter. In our case as humans, from planning to execution, there can be no transformational improvement of living conditions without the power of the objective and subjective forces. From tying the knot, to cutting the ribbon, to turning the key, or whatever physical or abstract composition your idea of success may have, the harmonious interaction between concrete and abstract forces make it reality.
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HOW BAD DO YOU WANT IT? Definition of objectives and intensity of desire are THE most essential elements in the daily satisfactory attainment of results, big and small, known as success. Personal improvement contributes in your preparation as the fertile ground for the continued realization of your deeply held desires. When you contemplate how helpless you feel in the face of daily challenges, uncertain and even fearful of what the future might bring, a critical transformation opportunity is presented to you. If you feel a lack of purpose in you, or at the mercy of habits and impulses capable only of perpetuating aimlessness and frustrations, the time is right to give your life direction. In this book you will learn to command your thinking in direct opposition to obstructive elements in your life toward the selection and achievement of your definite objectives. You will empower your will and initiative, with courage, compassion and determination, to take decisive action to succeed. It will be made abundantly clear to you also that the attainment of what you really want in life is only made possible by the intensity of YOUR desire—The Power of How Much You Want It.
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Ronny Flores is a highly motivated professional with years of management experience, most recently in banking and financing, and formerly in the areas of Loss Prevention, radio news and instructor of English as a Second Language. With management studies from Northeastern University, Ronny is a firm believer in the concept that personal improvement is the real foundation for long-lasting happiness and success. And that a greatly motivated and inspired mind is to that foundation solid ground for sustained growth and advancement.