One of the surest ways to achieve success is to observe the actions
of successful people, determine what principles they regularly employ,
and then use them yourself. The principles of success, as Andrew
Carnegie said, are definite, they are real, and they can be learned by
anyone willing to take the time to study and apply them. If you are
truly observant, you will find that you can learn something from almost
everyone you meet. And it isn’t even necessary that you know them. You
may choose great people who are no longer alive. The important thing is
to study their lives, and then learn and apply in your own life the
specific principles these people used to achieve greatness.
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Saturday, 23 June 2012
Saturday, 16 June 2012
THE SAFEST AND BEST WAY TO PUNISH ONE WHO HAS DONE YOU AN INJUSTICE IS TO DO HIM OR HER A KIND DEED IN RETURN.
People will always respond in kind, even in greater measure than that
which is delivered to them. This commonplace need for retaliation can
be replaced with a response designed to convert an enemy into a friend.
If you get rid of the millstone of pride, you can respond to an
injustice with a kind deed. It may take time to make this work, but if
you treat those who dislike you with unfailing kindness, they will
eventually succumb to your influence and "retaliate" in kind. As
Napoleon Hill said, "The hottest coals of fire ever heaped upon the head
of one who has wronged you are the coals of human kindness."
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