“Decide what you want in clear, compelling detail. The successful are driven by what they must accomplish. They know precisely that they would do or pay anything to make it happen. In researching 500 of the wealthiest doers in America, Napoleon Hill stated you can attain your Dominant Chief Aim when it’s backed up by a passionate burning desire kept in your mind day and night.

You must devote yourself to making it happen. Believe, have faith, and expect to create it without giving up. Hill found those who anticipated success were more likely to attain it. They persist despite the odds. They understood success exacted a high price and only those willing to pay it were ultimately successful. They didn’t lose sight of their destination when things got tough.

They changed their plans as necessary but not their goals. They kept going! Why and what they did arose from the kind of person they were. People who succeeded were positive, optimistic and unstoppable. They believed in themselves. They had the right attitude. They were convinced they’d succeed. They focused on the results they wanted, not the obstacles.

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They were leaders leading themselves forward. They were 100% responsible. They were learners. They kept going forward toward their goal. They were flexible. What do those others who aren’t successful do? They wish rather than plan. They hope for better days instead of intending to have them. We don’t have the ability to wish things into being, but we are able to command them.

Hill pointed out that most of success comes from 99% what we did in our heads and 1% from the actions we took. If our mental attitude and beliefs were aligned, then our actions were too. Once the attitude is right, we do the right things to bring about success. Most put the cart before the horse. They work really hard and take massive action but without the right attitude. That makes it harder to succeed and many quit. When the attitude is right nothing else matters. More next blog. Celebrate everything!” Rex Sikes