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1 day ago by A Passion For Success

Once again, we continue to look at Earl Nightingale’s Common Sense Principles and today, reflect back to one of my earlier series of postings on A Passion for Success about goal setting. We are all told many times over that we live in a land of the free and a land where dreams can come true for any ...

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2 days ago by kool

Marketing your law practice is one of the most frustrating aspects of running a small law firm. No one ever taught you how to market in law school and the typical lawyer marketing article in your state bar journal tells you all the things you can’t do. Here are eleven major mistakes that personal in ...

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3 days ago by Mark Moffitt

We had all been working on this project for almost two years on one way or another. And with the exception of Rick Walker, the Producer, we could only bits of the film at a time and trust in Rick & Holli Walker’s vision. It was two weeks before the big premier of the movie “Beyond the Secret,” and i ...

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6 days ago by A Passion For Success

We are continuing today to look at another of Earl Nightingale’s common sense principles. Earl reminded us of a true story related by Russell Conwell where a prospector had searched for diamond mines, sadly never realising that the actual mine was finally discovered in the very land that he had sold ...

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8 days ago by Justin Yule

Earl Nightingale’s classic, The Strangest Secret, earned the 1st Gold Record for the spoken word, with sales exceeding one million copies and became the 1st recording of the spoken word to become platinum. There’s a reason. This may be one of the most powerful books you will ever read. “Reading ‘The ...

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11 days ago by Pat Ferdinandi

Seth Godin wrote an excellent post. It focuses on the graduating class of 2009 … those without a job but are looking. Let’s face it. Times are tough. The competition for entry level jobs reaches globally across the ages. Yes, those with years of experience are competing for the same jobs at the same ...

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16 days ago by Robert Worstell

What do you dream about? How do you look at life? How well do you sleep at night? What you're thinking right now determines your nightmares - or lack of them...

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19 days ago by admin

Done studying for today, and just browsing around the web, I visited one of my favorite blogs - NevBlog - and found this video. I find stuff like this highly motivational, and use it a lot in my everyday life. I know that many people find these “self-help”-guides rather ridiculous and stay skeptic. ...

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24 days ago by Mark

photo credit: Sukanto Debnath A couple days ago, the Lakers appeared a little vulnerable against the Magic after a game 3 loss. It appeared that the Magic focused a little more and worked a little harder on fundamentals than the Lakers did, as a result, their shooting improved and nothing the Lakers ...

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24 days ago by Jim Lange

This is an excellent excerpt from Earl Nightingale's book, The Strangest Secret: George Bernard Shaw said, "People are always blaming their circumstances for what they are. I don't believe in circumstances. The people who get on in this world are the people who get up and look for the circumstances ...

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