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BELIEFS

If we want to understand what we believe we need only to look at what we are involved in. I know that amongst successful business people they talk about things like leadership, innovation, persistence and longevity. I know that all of these are important and I feel and speak passionately about these things often. How ever to achieve in any of these areas it is our beliefs that will set our values and our character will be the example of theses.

We all believe something – what we believe is important to success.
Belief is not a gift – it is learned from others – it is something we can teach others.
We can give someone a dollar, but it soon will be spent and be in the pocket of another. Teach someone something valuable they can believe and they set a value they can use to reproduce that dollar.
We can give presents, compliments, advice and embrace one another in moments of despair. But to teach another a right belief is a commodity for which time passed, or circumstance can never take away. Right beliefs allow us to stand up, to face our troubles without fear and to live life victoriously.
For those who have succeeded it is worthwhile to teach others the right way to think so they have the correct beliefs to build their character and in turn they can do the same for others to be successful.

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