Don't be discouraged by mediocrity, you can do it too.
Leading the way to irreplaceable success
Brian Tracy's Masterclass

From a high school dropout with a silver spoon in his mouth to a self-made icon
The latest edition of the famous lecture that changed the fate of 5 million people.
A blank check for success that guarantees your new future

Brian Tracy, an icon of self-made success who spreads the secrets of success to the world, also had a past as a 'low-educated person born with a silver spoon in his mouth'.
Until he was twenty-three, he was poor and had nothing to earn, so he worked as a dishwasher in a small hotel and wandered around doing odd jobs.
How did he, a man of such humble origins, become an icon of self-made success? The answer lies in his "self-responsibility" for life.
Something so small could make a huge difference in his life.

Like everyone else, you only live once.
Brian Tracy says that happiness through success is responsibility for one's life.
The way to exercise that responsibility must be development, especially one that follows one's own will rather than being dictated by others.
Everyone knows this fact, but the hesitation remains.
He answers that the suppression and compulsion imprinted in him during his childhood may be the cause, but that fear and hesitation arise from not knowing his own goals and values.
Ultimately, knowing myself is the beginning of my journey to success.

In "No One Will Live Your Life for You," we present the secrets to powerful success that no one can surpass and that will not easily crumble.
In this book, Brian Tracy explains the various aspects of how even ordinary people can achieve success by developing their potential, goals, time management, strategic thinking, insight, and self-discipline.
So let's not be discouraged even if we are not extraordinary people.
We are all unique people in the world.
From now on, let's work together to transform your uniqueness into success.

Some people are born with extraordinary talent.
However, most people are born with average talents and abilities.
Yet, most of those who have achieved great success have developed their innate talents in a particular field to a very high level.
Ultimately, to reach a level where you can bring out your exceptional abilities, you must continue to work on honing your potential.

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It is well known that a positive attitude must be maintained.
But what exactly does a positive attitude mean? I define attitude as the way we deal with adversity and difficulties.
The only way to know your true attitude is to observe your reactions when things go wrong.

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Some people are taught that loving themselves is arrogant, presumptuous, overbearing, and downright unpleasant.
But in fact, such a negative attitude is a sign of low self-esteem and not loving yourself at all.

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People who grow up receiving conditional love tend to be obsessed with or overly concerned about the opinions of others, especially their parents, spouses, and bosses.
Negative habit patterns associated with obsessions often manifest along the spine, particularly in the neck and shoulders, as tension or stabbing pain in the muscles.
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The physical effects of mental laws are not easily verified, but it is clear that they always work.
Life gets better mostly because your thoughts and actions are in harmony with the invisible mental laws.

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Just as what we plant determines whether flowers will bloom or only weeds will grow, our subconscious mind is also influenced by our habitual way of thinking.
In this way, the subconscious mind has a ‘homeostatic impulse.’
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Unfortunately, most people spend their entire lives in some kind of sleep state.
They are busy going about their daily activities, but even then they are caught up in a constant state of chaos.

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True values ​​do not change and cannot even be violated.
Also, values ​​only exist or not.
Just as it is impossible to be pregnant with only part of a fetus, it is also impossible to have partial values.

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It is just as important to define negative values ​​as it is to define positive values ​​that form the basis of life.
Positive values ​​like love, health, family, and authenticity are very easily recognizable, but negative values ​​are more subtle and that's where the real danger lies.

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One man of action is worth ten who talk the talk but don't put it into action.
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There is no success without failure.
In other words, failure is a prerequisite for success, and the greatest failures in human history were also the greatest successes.

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Aspirations are always personal.
Wanting something means doing it solely for yourself, not for the expectations or desires of others.
So, when it comes to determining your main purpose in life, you have to be completely selfish.
That means you must be absolutely clear about what you want to be, what you want to have, and what you want to do.

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Not achieving your goals on time means you're not ready to take on them yet.
This is simply a wrong prediction.
You may not be able to achieve your goal by the new deadline.
But let's put our worries aside.
You can set another deadline until you achieve that goal.

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In human experience, there is a phenomenon called 'synchronicity'.
Simultaneity occurs when two seemingly unrelated events occur at the same time.
Coincidentally, both events coincidentally help us move towards our goals.

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Our ability to organize our time systematically and use it effectively determines the full extent of what we achieve.

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So, if you're going to start something new, you have to think about what you have to quit first.
However, most people continue to drag time-consuming activities into their lives without considering which ones they should cut back on.

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Self-control, in its simplest form, is like the ability to eat dinner before dessert.
Our lives are also divided into dinner and dessert parts.
Every day, we are surrounded by thousands of voices clamoring for our attention.
The voice mostly advises you to eat dessert before dinner, or skip dinner altogether.

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Starting today, reinvest 3% of your annual income into your personal and professional development.
As Benjamin Franklin said, “If you put coins in your head, your head will put coins in your wallet.”

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Creative job hunting isn't a short-term endeavor.
Rather, it is an ongoing process.
So what we have to do is find a job where we can put our heart into it.
Be willing to change and keep looking for jobs until you find one that you enjoy and can immerse yourself in.

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There is an old saying, 'Knowledge is power.'
Actually, this statement is not 100% accurate.
To be more precise, only practical knowledge that can be used for oneself, others, or for a specific goal or benefit is power.
There is a lot of knowledge in the world that is interesting and enjoyable, but lacks practicality.
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Excellent communication skills mean not only being able to speak well, but also having a significant vocabulary.
Language skills cannot be hidden.
Numerous studies have shown that income level is closely related to the number of words one can directly use or recognize in communication situations.
The moment we open our mouths, people around us immediately begin to judge what kind of person we are.

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Character is determined by trustworthiness, that is, whether you actually do what you say you will do.
In addition, they are also judged based on their determination and eagerness to work.

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The habit of not being able to tolerate immediate gratification is the root cause of a miserable retirement with a life of financial hardship.
If you spend all the money you earn and still can't refrain from borrowing, you'll spend your whole life worrying about money.

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Even in 1988, when Walton's fortune reached $8.7 billion, he still drove a pickup truck to work.
As such, most of the cars of the rich are ordinary.
In reality, rich people invest in places that can generate greater returns than those who 'look rich'.
In contrast, seemingly wealthy people invest all their money in symbols of wealth, but their value is declining day by day.
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We live to transcend, to achieve meaning and purpose in life beyond the tangible, material elements of life.
To achieve the goal of transcendence, you must immerse yourself in something greater and nobler than yourself.

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