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I Believe That For The Most Part, Achieving Success - Whatever That Is For You - Is Mostly A Matter Of Personal Choice And That, Initially, Making The Right Choices Can Be Difficult.

Success Is Achieved By People Who Deeply Understand Reality And Know How To Use It To Get What They Want. The Converse Is Also True: Idealists Who Are Not Well-grounded In Reality Create Problems, Not Progress.

It Is A Law Of Nature That You Must Do Difficult Things To Gain Strength And Power. As With Working Out, After A While You Make The Connection Between Doing Difficult Things And The Benefits You Get From Doing Them, And You Come To Look Forward To Doing These Difficult Things.

I Believe That Our Society's "mistake-phobia" Is Crippling, A Problem That Begins In Most Elementary Schools, Where We Learn To Learn What We Are Taught Rather Than To Form Our Own Goals And To Figure Out How To Achieve Them. We Are Fed With Facts And Tested And Those Who Make The Fewest Mistakes Are Considered To Be The Smart Ones, So We Learn That It Is Embarrassing To Not Know And To Make Mistakes. Our Education System Spends Virtually No Time On How To Learn From Mistakes, Yet This Is Critical To Real Learning.

I'm Scared Of People With Power Making The Decision.