The Ninety-Seven

04 Mar 2010 @ 3:04 AM

“Success is not measured by what you accomplish, but by the opposition you have encountered, and the courage with which you have maintained the struggle against overwhelming odds.”
~ Orison Swett Marden~

Synchronicity happens, but don't hold your breath.

It is called “Being in the flow.” You know you are there when everything and everyone that enters your life makes you happier and more energized. More money, more love, more understanding, more breakthroughs take place effortlessly in this zone.

Moreover, those in that flow seem blessed with an abundance that is incomprehensible to most mortals. The naturals of the world make up less than three percent of the population of any given society, and while others struggle to make ends meet, they flourish beyond comprehension. They seem to have the Midas Touch.

If you have ever attended a motivational conference or an entrepreneurial workshop put on by successful people, what you see in the audience are people hungry for success and looking to the charismatic millionaires on stage for guidance in removing the one unknown obstacle that separates them from the rich speaker.

Many in the audience know the content of the presentation even better than the speaker does, yet the results of the listeners remain meager indeed.

Some of those leaders look like chiseled movie stars, but interestingly some do not. Some speak like finely-tuned politicians on message, while others seem to be halting and idiosyncratic.

Ask these leaders why they have results which have made them millionaires while others spend tens’ of thousands of dollars filling their pin heads with high-sounding notions which don’t seem to work for the masses, and they will say: “Just do it.”

Here’s the problem: Successful people have a divine ability to focus on what they want and filter out what could hold them back. They can’t explain how they do it because they don’t know how they do it. They just do it.

To learn from such people the system for success is a valuable investment worth making. But unless you understand how to break out of the loser’s mindset by learning from people who first teach you to ask the right questions to yourself to break out from the ninety-seven percent crowd, the money you invest in such seminars will inevitably be flushed down the toilet.

Systems for obtaining wealth mean cockroach crap without first being spiritually grounded. Making money and enjoying abundance cannot be discovered in the next great opportunity or hot business system. It’s an inside job that will take some time and effort.

A great book on this subject is written by a man who understands the ninety-seven percent of us, Noah St. John. Read The Secret Code of Success: 7 Hidden Steps to More Wealth and Happiness before chasing any more rainbows.

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