There are a billion people per day claiming that they want a larger piece of the pie. Some get it, some don't. The odds say that asking a billion people (repeatedly) to buy into your opportunity will always produce more sales than merely asking ten people. That's where you come in. Even though you already possess the resources to ask a billion people (starting with the internet) for whatever you want, you have, for some reason, refused to ask more than a few people, and even then you ask them only once or twice. Persistence does pay off in the world of sales.



Let me ask you this question; If a fellow you knew had a long-time day job driving a local delivery truck, suddenly says, "I'm moving to Hollywood, I've got to go for it," you know that most people, including you, would think that this guy was a nut. So when we see a Michael Clarke Duncan, born without a dollar, reaping millions of dollars after winning an academy award for his first-ever acting part ( The Green Mile ), please don't think it was a fluke. This man did not get to the top of his profession by luck. Hard work, a plan and a burning desire fueled his dreams. A man with a goal is powerful force.

USE YOUR DESIRE intentionally... the more you focus on your desire -- the more your brain produces methods to get there. It is vital for you to understand that this is brain science. You are the creator of your own future. Making good decisions and being persistent is the key to being the successful person you choose to be.

Stop allowing other people to guide you in your daily activities! Take control!! This is your life, friend, and if you don't work at making your own dreams come true, then we, the world, can see that you'll spend your remaining good years working for someone who has willfully taken control of their destination.

That doesn't mean quitting your job this instant; it means MAKING two, three, even four hours per week to pursue YOUR passion and interests. As with every great power, whether or not you get to taste the sweet fruits of magnificent accomplishment is determined far less by outside events than by the choices that you have in front of you at this moment and mostly every moment of your life.

You're constantly saying that you don't have time to pursue excellence as a part-time sideline, not even one percent of your time. If you committed yourself to your dream for just one percent of your time would be life changing. You'll spend thousands of minutes folding clothes and doing other mundane things in your life. Much of it will be time well wasted. That explains why you don't have much in the bank.

You've said many times that you just don't have time. Tell me, if, God Forbid, you needed dialysis three times a week or you'd be dead, would you MAKE time to go the hospital three times per week? Make time for your dreams as if your life depended on it

and watch your life change for the better!