The Science of Personal Achievement

INTRODUCTION NOT Big Account BUT Big Thinking BY NGY PHANITH Why is this book special? Why is The Magic of Thinking Big? The vice president of a marketing company wanted to drive home a point. He desired to show his all staff of the difference a man - Harry, who had earned $60,000 a year and the rest of his other workers, who had made averaged $12,000. Now what's Harry got that the other rests haven't? Harry earned five times the average! Did He work five times harder than the others? Did He have higher education, better health?  He was about as average as an average guy could be except for one thing. The difference between Harry and the rest of the other staff was that He thought five times bigger than the others. Then the executive proceeded to show that success is determined not so much by the size of one's brain but it is by the size of one's thinking.  The size of bank accounts, the size of happiness accounts, and the size of one's general satisfaction accoun

Creation of Wealth  Now and Then By Brian Tracy Rewritten by NGY PHANITH THINKING LIKE A GENIUS Make every thought, every fact, that comes into your mind pay you a profit. Make it work and produce for you. Think of things not as they are but as they might be. Don’t merely dream but create! —Maxwell Maltz NOTE:  Make every thought of everything that comes into our mind pay us profits Make it serve us well Think of it as it might be, not as it is Don’t just dream our ideal life, make it come true We are potential geniuses. Our amazing brains have more than 18 billion cells, each one of which is connected to and interlinked with as many as 20,000 others. This means that the number of possible thoughts we can think is greater than all the molecules in the known universe. We have the capacity to learn at incredible rates and to retain more information than We can even imagine. It is said that “when an educated person dies, it is as if a library burned down.” This potential library is contai

12 Step Goal-Setting By Brian Tracy Rewritten by NGY PHANITH 1.Decide exactly what we want in our lives Start off by Idealizing. Imagine there are no limitations on what we can be, have or do. Imagine we have all the time and money, human resources, and material objects that we need to accomplish any goal we can set for ourselves.   Imagine that we could wave a magic wand and make our lives perfect in every key area of life. If our lives were perfect in each area, what would it look like? Write down our three most important goals in life now. Write whatever our answers to this way of writing these goals; it is probably an accurate picture of what we really want in life. 2.Write our goals down  Our goals must be in writing. They must be specific,  measurable, achievable, realistic and timebound. We must write out our goals as if we were placing an order for our goals to be manufactured in a factory at a great distance. Make our description clear and detailed to easily understand. Those

  CHAPTER 16 HOW TO OUTWIT THE SIX GHOSTS OF FEAR Take Inventory of Yourself, As You Read This Closing Chapter, and Find out How Many of the "Ghosts" Are Standing in Your Way

  CHAPTER 15  THE SIXTH SENSE THE DOOR TO THE TEMPLE OF WISDOM The Thirteenth Step toward Riches

Think & Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill Chapter 14 The Human  Brain  Chapter 14 The Brain A Broadcasting and Receiving Station For Thought The Twelfth Step toward Riches Over twenty years prior, the creator, working related to the late Dr. Alexander Graham Chime, and Dr. Elmer R. Entryways, seen that each human cerebrum is both a telecom and accepting station for the vibration of thought.  With the help of the ether, in a design like that utilized by the radio telecom guideline, each human cerebrum is equipped for getting vibrations of thought which are being delivered by different minds.  Regarding the announcement in the former section, analyze, and think about the depiction of the Innovative Creative mind, as illustrated in the part on Creative mind. The Inventive Creative mind is the "accepting set" of the cerebrum, which gets musings, delivered by the cerebrums of others. It is the office of correspondence between one's cognizant, or thinking mind, and the four source