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Shun Idleness..

A thousand words will not live a lasting impression as one deed. People judge you by your actions, not your intentions. You may have a heart of gold, but so does a hard boiled egg. Shun idleness. It is a rust that attaches itself to the most brilliant metals. Ironically idleness is persistent. It keeps on and on, but soon enough it arrives at poverty. 

A man of words and not only of deeds is like a flower bed full of weeds. Don't just dream of great accomplishments; stay awake and do them. Cultivate the action attraction!

What you can do - you can do. Whatever works, work on that. Don't wish you could do things you can't do. Instead focus and build on what's already working. Only a few people really know how to live in the present. The problem is that we seldom think of what we have; instead, we think of what we lack. 

People are always ignoring something they can do while trying to do something they can't. Learning new things won't help the person who isn't using what he already knows. Every ceiling, when reached, becomes a floor upon which one walks and now can see a new ceiling. Every exits is an entry somewhere. Check out the ceiling!

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