Emma Emerhana

The Mindset that Succeed Emma Emerhana

This book boil down to how you can be a better person in every major aspect of your life. It focus is on how you can take responsibility for everything that happens to you by using a forceful mind in;making money;making peace with yourself;replacing negative thoughts with positive ones;learning how to avoid distractions and focus on what's important. You can force a bullet to travel long distance but you cannot force a seed to grow because it had to realize itself. It will take it time to grow from the soil and blooms. Life is self-realization. Every birth is divine. We are born anew every morning. My wish is that you may catch the gleam, be freed from limitations and enter upon your boundless possibilities. Your endowments are so rich and rare. There is no other person in the world just like you. You have genius, which, if it were brought forth into the sunlight, would glorify with brilliant inspiration a thousand lives. To be a conqueror in appearance, in one's bearing, is the first step toward success. It inspires confidence in others as well as in oneself. Walk, talk and act as though you were a somebody, and you are more likely to become such. Move about among your fellow men as though you believe you are a man of importance. Let victory speak from your face and express itself in your manner. The majority of people seem to take it for granted that life is a great gambling game in which the odds are heavily against them. This conviction colors their whole attitude, and is responsible for innumerable failures. When people believe and figure that they cannot, and therefore never will, be success, and conduct themselves according to their conviction: when they take their places in life not as probable winners, but as probable losers, is it any wonder that the odds are heavily against them? "Mad! Insane! Eccentric!" we say when some miserable recluse dies in squalor and wretchedness, -"Starved," the coroner's inquest finds, although bank books revealing large deposits, or else hoards of gold, are discovered hidden away in nooks and crannies of the wretched miser's quarters. Are such persons, whom we call mad, insane, eccentric, who stent and save, and hoard in the midst of plenty, refusing even to buy food to keep them alive, any worse than those who face life in a poverty-stricken, failure attitude, refusing to see and enjoy the riches, the glories all around them? Is it any wonder that life is a disappointment to them? Is it any wonder that they see only what they look for, get only what they expect? step out of your shell and fire-up your mindset and live to your fullnes