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Brian Tracy and his secrets of achievement00:00:03
maximum00:00:05
learning the science of success and personal growth00:00:08
requires considerable effort and00:00:11
lots of time for Brian00:00:14
Tracy to one of the leading authorities in00:00:17
world on issues of success and its path00:00:18
achievements for collecting knowledge and studying00:00:21
secrets of successful people needed00:00:24
almost half a century and millions of investments in00:00:27
training programs and books As a result00:00:30
Tracy concluded that there are no secrets00:00:33
no success But there are principles that were00:00:37
known to mankind since ancient times00:00:39
if you always stick to these00:00:41
principles to make them the driving force00:00:44
character building, helping00:00:46
acquire certain skills00:00:48
real success is guaranteed to you and life00:00:51
the path of Brian Tracy himself is a bright one00:00:54
confirmation00:00:55
Brian tracer was born in 1944 in00:00:59
Vancouver in the family of a carpenter and a teacher00:01:01
Tracy's family lived very modestly00:01:04
heresy making ends meet often00:01:07
there wasn't enough money even for food, so I didn't00:01:10
after graduating from school Brian got a job00:01:12
laborer on a steamship and spent 8 years in00:01:15
swimming having visited more than 80 countries00:01:17
I was 22 years old when I got a job00:01:21
work as a sales agent in00:01:23
remembers an investment company00:01:25
Brian Tracy I had colleagues00:01:27
who worked under the same conditions as00:01:30
I but they earned several times more00:01:33
then I became interested in Why Alone00:01:36
successful people And others No started00:01:39
interview those who succeed in reading00:01:41
books on business psychology, marketing and00:01:45
every time I learned something interesting00:01:47
I tried to apply the idea later in00:01:50
at a more mature age I developed for myself00:01:53
such an axiom, the more ideas you have00:01:56
the more you try, the more successful you will be00:01:58
the number of my contracts began to grow and00:02:02
I was appointed sales manager00:02:04
same as in the previous post00:02:06
I wasn't very good at first00:02:08
manager, I started asking again00:02:11
your colleagues What does it take to become00:02:13
successful started reading books again and00:02:16
apply what I learned A year later, I00:02:20
already managed a staff of 95 people taught00:02:24
each of these 95 people to what00:02:26
I learned it myself and typed it the same way00:02:29
managers at 30 years old I entered00:02:32
university after I graduated00:02:35
hired by a large company00:02:37
for the position of head of the department for00:02:39
real estate sales I have very little00:02:42
understood this business but knew how00:02:44
gained knowledge and experience began to act00:02:47
in the same way I asked those who were00:02:50
successful turnover after several years00:02:53
my department has reached millions of dollars00:02:57
left the company and started importing00:02:59
cars from Japan acted on00:03:02
old deferred scheme In the end I brought in00:03:05
America cars totaling 2500:03:07
million dollars installed networks of 6500:03:11
dealers then went to work for a bank in00:03:14
I tried my hand at an advertising company back in00:03:16
several types of business and finally00:03:19
Brian Tracy opened his own company00:03:21
International which deals00:03:22
release of methodological literature00:03:24
success psychology program00:03:26
Business Psychology Today Brian Tracy00:03:30
Outstanding Success Expert00:03:32
Personal development and business management00:03:35
with tireless energy they share their00:03:38
invaluable experience and sacred knowledge00:03:40
achieving efficiency with everyone00:03:43
those who want to change their life for the better00:03:46
Change your thinking and you will change your life00:03:50
You can have more be more and00:03:54
do more because you can become00:03:56
another person00:03:58
no one is better than you no one is smarter than you00:04:01
they just started earlier people00:04:05
waste their time ineffectively00:04:07
because we haven’t decided yet productively00:04:10
waste their time no matter what00:04:12
engaged in by people with high self-esteem00:04:15
get along with almost everyone again again00:04:19
repeat I like myself 50 times a day00:04:22
day00:04:23
It's sad that people are poor because...00:04:26
didn't decide to become rich, they suffer00:04:29
overweight and in poor health00:04:31
physical shape because they didn’t decide00:04:33
still be healthy and athletic solution00:04:37
family and parental problems simple00:04:39
spend more time with people00:04:42
who you care about and who you care about00:04:45
To fly with the eagles, don’t graze00:04:48
Turkeys' goal is fuel for the stove00:04:51
achievements You are happy only then00:04:54
when you strive for a clear specific goal00:04:57
which they set for themselves is not important00:05:01
what you say you wish you intend00:05:03
what you do or hope for is only important00:05:06
that you do00:05:09
You can achieve almost anything00:05:11
goals set for yourself if this00:05:14
the goal is clear and you are within enough time00:05:16
have been showing for a long time00:05:19
perseverance00:05:20
true happiness and contentment00:05:22
come when you feel that00:05:25
make a significant contribution to life00:05:27
of your world, the question to yourself is what00:05:31
my contribution00:05:32
become a paranoid person00:05:36
who is sure of what the world is up to00:05:39
good against you00:05:41
constantly bombard your mind with thoughts00:05:44
words, images and examples of people00:05:47
corresponding to the personality whose00:05:49
want to become and the goals you want00:05:52
reach chapter 2 true values and00:05:57
Stephen Covey's universal principles00:06:00
This successful man collects00:06:03
stadiums of listeners to their performances00:06:05
publishes his own books in the millions00:06:08
circulation He is a talented author00:06:10
professional speaker consultant00:06:12
Expert in management and family00:06:15
relations has a Thomas College medal00:06:18
Mora For services to humanity in00:06:21
In 1998 he was awarded the Sikh Prize for00:06:26
contribution to peace has received international recognition00:06:28
entrepreneur of the year award for special00:06:31
achievement in business leadership and00:06:34
according to the magazine of secrets was named one00:06:36
of the 25 most influential people in America00:06:40
Who are we talking about, of course, and Stephen and Covey00:06:43
apparently Stephen was smart from childhood00:06:45
Malom Kohl him to the farmer's son00:06:47
managed to learn on my own00:06:50
12 honorary doctorates00:06:52
will be awarded the highest international00:06:55
awards and achieve worldwide recognition00:06:58
It’s impossible to say what Lilo’s fate is for a teenager00:07:01
from a religious family with little income00:07:04
but she was supportive and contributed her00:07:06
adjustments for example when Stephen00:07:09
found a bone disease, he is forced00:07:11
was to stop playing sports and decided00:07:14
you can devote yourself entirely to your studies00:07:16
achieve everything you dream about more than once00:07:19
mother Louise Richard Covey spoke about his son00:07:22
could a boy who lived modestly for00:07:25
town on a farm with his three00:07:27
sisters and brother and considered them her own00:07:29
best friends that after a few years00:07:32
he will become famous all over the world00:07:34
teacher and successful businessman00:07:36
precisely because the boy dared to dream about00:07:40
he became great and became who we know him00:07:42
today a famous writer with authority00:07:45
in leadership happy00:07:47
family man, father of nine children and grandfather00:07:50
52 grandchildren among many00:07:54
bestselling books written by Stephen Covey00:07:56
The book received special love and recognition00:07:59
about personal growth00:08:00
skills of highly effective people magazine00:08:04
time called this book that changed00:08:06
life for the better of so many people in that00:08:08
among the most famous all over the world00:08:11
influential business book 20th century book00:08:15
appeared in 1989 sold more than00:08:19
20 million copies have been translated00:08:22
in 38 languages small consulting company00:08:25
company managed by Kovi Kove Leader00:08:28
thorn from a group of people grew Franklin00:08:30
Covey is the world leader in effective00:08:32
trainings for companies of individuals in 12300:08:36
countries of the world, the author of the theory died00:08:38
Stephen Covey's Management Directorate00:08:40
aged 79 years as I wanted in00:08:43
surrounded by his loving wife and children00:08:46
spouses his theory of management so far00:08:49
is now popular all over the world00:08:51
a few parting laconic quotes00:08:54
Stephen Covey Live Your Life00:08:57
imagination they recommend your stories00:09:00
Covey Try to dream in life00:09:02
imagine and not regret the past00:09:04
recall00:09:05
learn fastest In three cases before00:09:09
7 years in training and when life got in the way00:09:12
you in the corner if you want small ones00:09:14
changes in life, work on your00:09:17
attitude But if you want big and00:09:20
global changes Work on your00:09:22
paradigm When you show deep00:09:26
compassion and empathy towards00:09:28
to other people their defensive reactions00:09:30
decreases and appears instead00:09:33
positive reaction And you show00:09:35
extraordinary skill in solving00:09:37
common problems00:09:39
Try to dream more often in life00:09:42
imagine and not regret the past00:09:44
recall00:09:45
An effective person thinks beyond problems00:09:48
he thinks in possibilities effective people00:09:51
They feed opportunities and kill problems00:09:55
they think proactively, it happens to them too00:09:58
real crises and emergencies00:10:01
situations requiring immediate attention00:10:03
But their number is relatively small00:10:06
sometimes the most proactive thing we can do is00:10:09
do it just be happy00:10:11
smile sincerely happiness like00:10:14
misfortune is the result of proactive00:10:16
choice there are such phenomena for example00:10:19
weather that will never happen to us00:10:22
circle of influence However, how are people proactive?00:10:25
we can carry our own00:10:27
physical or social weather we00:10:30
we can be happy and accept how00:10:33
a given is something that is beyond our control00:10:34
while concentrating our efforts on00:10:37
that in our power life is big00:10:41
an adventure with thousands of possibilities00:10:44
scenario development00:10:45
Choose your attitude towards what00:10:48
happening around Create your own00:10:50
reality00:10:52
rid yourself of the five components00:10:54
emotional cancer criticize00:10:56
complain compare compete and00:11:00
rival00:11:01
make your work full of life00:11:03
not a life filled with work00:11:07
be where you think and act00:11:10
you can influence the situation by expanding these00:11:13
borders00:11:14
focus on the end goal while you00:11:17
live learn to live act chapter 300:11:22
The Great and Powerful Steve Jobs00:11:25
This man is known all over the world before00:11:28
just as one of the founders of the company00:11:30
Apple became the most expensive in 201100:11:34
public company in the world Steve Jobs00:11:38
born in San Francisco, California00:11:40
24 February00:11:42
195400:11:45
his biological mother abandoned him00:11:47
at birth but set a condition for it00:11:50
adoptive parents who did not have a higher education00:11:52
education the child should have completed00:11:55
University Paul and Clara Jobs family00:11:58
a couple adopting a boy whose00:12:00
called Steve for many years00:12:03
had to save every cent00:12:05
to save money for my son's education00:12:08
Steve was not a good student at school and00:12:11
I was often bored in class and didn’t get carried away00:12:13
Steve and studying at a private humanities school00:12:16
he dropped out of ridge college00:12:18
after six months of training00:12:20
The only thing Jobs was interested in was00:12:23
Electronics but still he was not00:12:27
he had Steve's brilliant friends00:12:29
arose also interested in Electronics00:12:31
But unlike Jobs, he was00:12:34
child prodigy in 1970 by Steve Wozniak00:12:38
created the Apple personal computer in00:12:41
1976 Apple 2 and then Apple00:12:45
other revolutionary ones were created00:12:47
products that Steve Jobs is passionate about and00:12:50
Brilliant natural speaker00:12:52
advertised by consumer at age 29 Steve00:12:55
Jobs was almost at the top of his fame00:12:57
Mackintosh and his presentation in00:13:00
university dianza made history00:13:02
marketing Jobs is not an inventor or00:13:06
an engineer but a magician is his brilliant brainchild00:13:09
While the personal qualities of the daring00:13:12
authoritarian perfectionist Steve00:13:14
Jobs was constantly criticized00:13:16
his material creation of speech00:13:19
copied June 200500:13:22
Stanford University awards00:13:24
Jobs an honorary doctorate Steve00:13:27
Jobs led a rather ascetic lifestyle00:13:29
life he could eat for several days00:13:31
only carrots or apples and his00:13:34
have been standard attire for many years00:13:36
Faded jeans and black turtleneck Jobs00:13:40
how did anyone know how limited00:13:42
time allotted to a person aged 4800:13:45
years doctors diagnosed him with cancer00:13:47
pancreas A after eight years00:13:50
October 5, 2011 the heart of Steve Jobs00:13:54
stopped beating00:13:56
his brilliant speech to graduates00:13:59
Stanford University Steve Jobs00:14:01
ends with words written in00:14:03
back cover of the whole earth catalog00:14:06
stuart brandon called steve bible00:14:09
generations and these words were like this00:14:11
stay hungry stay hungry00:14:14
reckless00:14:15
Here are a few more striking quotes from this00:14:18
genius manager whose name is even00:14:21
after his death continues to excite00:14:23
world creativity is just creation00:14:26
connections between things when creative00:14:29
people are asked how they did something00:14:31
they feel a little guilty00:14:34
because they didn't do anything00:14:36
actually just noticed it00:14:39
becomes clear to them Over time They00:14:41
were able to connect different pieces of their00:14:43
experience and synthesize something new This00:14:46
happens because they have experienced and00:14:49
saw more than others or because00:14:51
they think about it more when you00:14:54
you're young and you watch TV00:14:57
the television company conspired and want to do00:14:59
people are stupid but then you grow up and00:15:02
comes the understanding that people want it themselves00:15:04
and that's a much more frightening thought00:15:07
conspiracy is not scary you can do it00:15:10
shoot the bastards start a revolution but00:15:13
there is no TV conspiracy00:15:15
just satisfying demand Unfortunately00:15:17
it's really very difficult to create a product00:15:21
When using focus groups, people often do not00:15:24
they know what they want until they don't have it00:15:26
show me00:15:28
In the end it's all a matter of taste00:15:31
is to discover all the good things00:15:33
what people have already learned and try00:15:35
translate this good into your business00:15:38
Pikasa once said that they were good00:15:40
artists copy and great ones steal We00:15:44
never been ashamed to steal good ideas00:15:46
being right about everything is not the most important thing for00:15:50
the success of my endeavors is important to me00:15:53
it's important to do everything so well00:15:55
how possible is this to be done Problem00:15:58
is that I got older and realized that00:16:01
technological innovations are not capable00:16:03
really change the world Sorry but00:16:06
this is true, this understanding comes with00:16:08
When you have children you are born and you grow old00:16:11
and then you die and this happens already00:16:14
for many years and it won’t change anything00:16:19
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Chapter 4 Simple Rich Guy Bill00:16:35
Gates is another outstanding talent in the world00:16:38
computer technology competitor Apple00:16:40
and Steve's former greatest rival00:16:43
Jobs Bill Gates founders00:16:46
chairman of the board of the corporation00:16:47
Microsoft Computer Tycoon Knight00:16:50
Britain's richest man in the world00:16:52
Bill Gates was born in Seattle on October 2800:16:57
1966 to the family of a corporate lawyer00:17:00
and the school teacher except Bill in00:17:04
was brought up in a prosperous family00:17:06
two girls00:17:07
programming inquisitive00:17:09
the teenager became interested at the age of 13 when he00:17:11
transferred to the most elite school in Seattle in00:17:14
like Side there was a room with a computer00:17:16
bought by the school mothers' club to give00:17:19
work with a computer in the late 60s00:17:21
for Seattle it was something to share00:17:24
with his old impressions of Bill Gates00:17:27
the young man showed his brilliant00:17:29
abilities in logic and everything00:17:32
free time for a couple with a friend of the same sex00:17:34
Allin spent time with the school computer00:17:36
seeing such a great passion for my son00:17:39
computing wise parents00:17:41
stimulated its development by encouraging00:17:44
Bill to achieve his own goals00:17:45
goals they paid for tuition at Lakesite00:17:49
gave money for books but about bills for00:17:52
computer time I had to00:17:53
care himself remembers Gates It was00:17:57
good lesson for Bill once again00:17:59
forever learned that earthly goods are not00:18:02
manna from heaven and long and hard work00:18:05
reaching 15 year old Bill 20 thousand00:18:08
dollars for developing a program for00:18:10
traffic control00:18:12
17-year-old Bell's achievement of 30 thousand00:18:15
dollars for creating a software package00:18:18
on Boniville energy distribution00:18:20
huge dams Hard work and skill00:18:24
seize the moment served well00:18:26
Bill when he's already a student00:18:28
Harvard University in January00:18:31
1975 Paul Allen brought a fresh issue00:18:34
popular Electronics magazine00:18:36
emblazoned on the cover00:18:38
mini-computer Altair 8800 for 39700:18:42
dollars essentially it was a simple car00:18:46
an empty box without electronic circuits and00:18:48
external devices00:18:49
inspired ideas friends immediately00:18:52
started developing software00:18:54
software for personal computer00:18:56
having promised the company representatives in advance00:18:58
mits Basic version eventually00:19:01
Basic presentation was a success00:19:04
inspired by this success and firmly00:19:06
are sure that they are personal00:19:08
computers are the future Gates with00:19:10
alin founded his own company00:19:12
Microsoft and drops out of Harvard00:19:15
Passion for programming has become a business00:19:17
Bill Gates' lifelong failures00:19:20
difficulties can break anyone but00:19:23
just not the one who has a global goal00:19:25
and knows exactly what he wants to achieve00:19:28
Despite the fact that the first five00:19:30
Microsoft customers did not go bankrupt00:19:32
focusing on the lack of positive00:19:34
results Bill Gates continued to persevere00:19:37
work00:19:38
perseverance and great hard work were00:19:41
rewarded in the 80s by Microsoft00:19:44
entered into a contract with BM for00:19:46
creation of software for00:19:48
the world's first personal computer00:19:50
and became a leader in sales of applied and00:19:54
system software is00:19:57
there was a real sensation on the new market00:20:00
IBM computer with operating system00:20:02
Microsoft at 31 Bill Gates became00:20:06
billionaire and Microsoft transformed00:20:08
to an open joint stock company for00:20:11
today Microsoft is00:20:13
giant corporation with more than 90 employees00:20:16
thousand employees in more than 10000:20:18
countries of the world according to Forbes magazine00:20:22
was named the richest twice00:20:24
person in the world from 1996 to 200700:20:29
year and in 2009, while snobbery is not00:20:33
inherent in Gates, he has rather modest00:20:35
appetites in food clothes along with their00:20:39
Bill Gates is involved with his wife Melinda00:20:41
charity by establishing his own00:20:43
fund a married couple is raising two00:20:46
son's daughters Seemingly reaching00:20:49
such success in all areas of life is possible00:20:51
resting on your laurels is not in character00:20:54
Bill Gates stop at00:20:56
achieved, he is absorbed in work on00:20:58
launching satellites providing00:21:00
worldwide telecommunications and development00:21:03
the world's largest source00:21:05
visual information quotes from Bill00:21:08
Gates at any time, leave and00:21:11
create your own business and go to Harvard00:21:14
it's never too late to come back00:21:16
I can reproduce the Source code for00:21:19
the first microcomputer were written back in00:21:21
1975 my heart belongs to Basic00:21:26
If you look into my brain you will see00:21:29
that it is filled with magic programs00:21:31
programs and Vera programs and this is not00:21:34
will change00:21:35
you know Despite the fact that in 1975 we00:21:39
came up with a concept for Microsoft00:21:41
computer on every table and in every00:21:43
at home we didn’t understand what we needed for this00:21:46
will need to become a big company Oh00:21:48
every time I thought oh god we can00:21:51
grow twice as great, go to one of the00:21:55
these business centers bangalore-infosist but00:21:57
just at the same time Walk another three miles and00:22:00
Look at the man who lives without00:22:03
toilet and plumbing, the world is not one-dimensional and00:22:06
computers in the hierarchy of human needs00:22:08
occupy not even one of the first five00:22:10
places00:22:12
the ideal for me has always been relationships00:22:14
parents they actively communicated all the time00:22:17
everyone did it together it was real00:22:19
team and I wanted in my life00:22:22
there was something so magical00:22:25
success is a bad teacher he makes you dizzy00:22:28
he is not reliable business Great game00:22:32
constant competition and minimum rules00:22:35
account in which money is kept00:22:38
between the ass and the sofa there is no dollar00:22:41
will fly by spending money wisely as well00:22:44
It’s hard to make money00:22:46
I'm fine in terms of food and clothes00:22:49
after a certain point money00:22:51
they cease to matter to me00:22:54
the benefit is to build an organization00:22:56
which will help those who are poorest00:22:59
enjoy what you do and you too00:23:02
you will never work in your life00:23:05
chapter 5 awakening the giant within00:23:09
Anthony Robbins00:23:11
They say if a person is lucky in love then00:23:14
It is unlikely that he will have financial luck00:23:16
if a person has achieved great financial00:23:19
there is little success, no one doubts00:23:22
his moral qualities in case00:23:24
dizzying career and family00:23:26
well-being poor health00:23:28
is perceived as a pattern because00:23:31
that everyone knows that to be successful in everyone00:23:33
spheres of life is immediately impossible, however00:23:36
there are people who crush these00:23:38
established stereotypes and prove that00:23:41
a person can develop harmoniously and00:23:44
be successful in all major00:23:45
directions of life Looking at Anthony00:23:48
Robbins realizes that he is the one00:23:50
he's the best man, he's rich, he's beautiful00:23:53
relationship with his wife he is a happy father00:23:56
four children, his fee for a 12-hour00:23:59
seminar for which preliminary00:24:01
records are kept for 18 months00:24:04
million dollars regularly millions00:24:07
dollars he donates through his00:24:09
the charity fund comes from him00:24:11
the enormous energy of which he generously00:24:13
energizes an audience of thousands00:24:15
his seminars Anthony Robbins personal00:24:18
coach for presidents and members00:24:20
royal families as well as many world00:24:23
celebrity speaker motivator psychologist00:24:26
actor author of best-selling books about00:24:28
personal development his motivational00:24:31
the seminars changed life for the better more00:24:33
50 million people out of more than 8000:24:36
countries of the world giant of thought genius master00:24:40
the highest level Tony Robbins came to00:24:43
to your greatest success from poverty00:24:45
childhood where children celebrate Thanksgiving00:24:48
rarely received gifts on holiday00:24:50
the table was equated to a miracle My first00:24:53
mentor was a man named Jim Rohn00:24:55
remembers Tony after many years00:24:58
he taught me that happiness and success lie in00:25:00
life is not the result of what we have but00:25:03
the way we live Jim Rohn worked00:25:06
together with Tony Robbins in the publishing house00:25:08
the house where his work began00:25:10
activity had an impact on the purposeful00:25:13
and a young man who was thirsty for new knowledge00:25:15
influence from birth Tony had talent00:25:18
communicating with people who helped a lot00:25:21
he's a top seller at work00:25:23
Anthony Robbins's confidence in his00:25:26
strength increased when he mastered the technique00:25:28
NLP and soon came up with his own00:25:31
Diamond method and then developed and00:25:34
Anthony's other self-development methods00:25:36
Robbins became the founder00:25:38
life coaching his coaching audio system00:25:41
is still the most effective in00:25:44
world Robins plays in the Major League and00:25:46
looks like a real giant in the background00:25:49
other supermasters and business coaches00:25:51
on personal development00:25:53
belief in limitations creates limited00:25:55
people says Anthony Robbins if he00:25:59
myself being a fat teenager from a poor00:26:01
families without higher education00:26:03
I would limit myself to what I have, I wouldn’t throw it away00:26:06
the challenge of fate had no effect and00:26:08
did not strive for greatness with determination00:26:10
he would hardly have become a target00:26:12
multimillionaire greatest strategist00:26:14
success and catalyst for change first00:26:18
Robins wrote the book in 198700:26:22
it was called unlimited power How00:26:25
reach the pinnacle of personal achievement00:26:27
The book described the Magnificent00:26:30
self-development and improvement program00:26:32
personal effectiveness helping00:26:34
get rid of the fear of phobias and false00:26:36
beliefs here are a few quotes from this00:26:39
books are one of the ways to bring yourself into00:26:42
state ensuring achievement00:26:44
for the result you want, act as00:26:47
if we had already achieved this success00:26:50
nothing in itself is good not bad00:26:53
thought makes it this or that one more00:26:58
the property that unites all the greats00:27:00
leaders and achievers00:27:02
in modern times they operate in00:27:05
confidence that they create their own world00:27:07
the phrase you hear from them all the time00:27:10
I take responsibility It's mine00:27:12
care00:27:14
Dr. Robert Schuler who teaches00:27:17
concept thinking possibilities sets00:27:20
your root question is what would you00:27:22
tried to do it if they knew what00:27:24
success is guaranteed and failure is not for you00:27:27
threatens to think about it00:27:30
the one who achieves the highest results00:27:32
these days they are not the Lucky Ones00:27:34
avoided defeat and people convinced of00:27:37
that if they do something00:27:39
action and it won't give them that00:27:41
the result they expected00:27:43
then they will still learn a useful lesson00:27:47
your behavior is the result00:27:50
your condition And your condition in yours00:27:53
the queue is the result of your00:27:55
internal representation and your00:27:57
physiology00:28:00
It is important in life to concentrate on that00:28:02
what we want to achieve and not on what00:28:05
we want00:28:07
what a person believes in what he00:28:09
considers it possible or00:28:11
The impossible will largely be00:28:14
determine what he is capable of or not00:28:16
capable00:28:18
the way you feel is not00:28:20
the result of what happens to you in00:28:23
life is the result of how you00:28:25
interpret everything that happens in00:28:28
your life's greatest gift is00:28:30
distinguishes successful people from mediocre ones00:28:33
it's their ability to force themselves00:28:35
act and this is such a gift that00:28:38
Each of us can easily develop in ourselves00:28:40
because we never know00:28:42
the actual state of affairs and we have00:28:45
just your version of what is happening why00:28:47
then I wouldn’t be able to imagine the situation00:28:50
so that it inspires and gives00:28:53
they created energy for us and others00:28:55
restrictions00:28:57
a new book was published in 200800:29:00
Anthony Robbins awakening his giant00:29:03
which instantly became a bestseller00:29:05
just clean this book, you don’t need much with it00:29:09
work Implement daily00:29:11
skills to apply practical advice00:29:14
all readers of this have action00:29:17
books have a chance to change your life00:29:19
the best in just two weeks00:29:21
take this chance or not00:29:23
It's up to you to decide, but for now a few quotes from00:29:26
books00:29:27
one of the main secrets of life and00:29:30
time management know what you want and00:29:33
have strong enough reasons to00:29:35
you can do this at any time00:29:39
you can make a decision that is forever00:29:41
will change the direction of your life00:29:43
Identify your problems but give yourself00:29:46
strength and energy for decisions00:29:50
the real solution is determined by those00:29:52
actual steps that you00:29:54
did if you did nothing then00:29:57
you didn't make any decision00:30:00
knowledge is only potential power and00:30:04
action is the real power the road to00:30:07
excellence begins with the awareness of00:30:10
that our faith is our choice00:30:13
the road leading to success forever00:30:16
updated Success is progressive00:30:19
movement and not a point that can be00:30:21
achieve remember The main thing is to believe in yourself00:30:25
even if no one believes in you00:30:27
Chapter 6 Henry Ford's success story00:30:32
automobile tycoon Henry Ford always00:30:35
He believed in his genius, he was born into a family00:30:38
wealthy farmers However, good00:30:40
did not receive education When already in00:30:43
adult life partner indicated Henry00:30:45
to his illiterate letter he00:30:47
with irritation I noticed the most difficult thing00:30:50
in the world is to think one's own00:30:52
head That's probably why there are so few00:30:54
people do this even when they were00:30:57
plant managers preferred to hire00:31:00
self-taught workers rather than professional ones00:31:02
workers first meeting with the locomobile00:31:05
which had an indelible effect on Henry00:31:07
the impression took place when he was 1200:31:10
years since then, fascination with mechanisms00:31:13
became the main business of his life to create00:31:16
car for everyone became his obsession00:31:19
the idea of the first Ford car00:31:22
designed in 1893 while working00:31:26
in the company of Thomas Edison Edison00:31:29
predicted a great future for Ford but00:31:31
Edison I really didn't like it00:31:33
inventive search for its main00:31:35
engineer preventing him from concentrating on00:31:38
work in the office as a result of Henry Ne00:31:41
wanting to give up my idea to create00:31:43
a car available to everyone leaves the company00:31:46
The Bangley Street Maniac was nicknamed00:31:49
Henry Ford Everyman ridiculing him and00:31:52
the car he created but the Fort itself00:31:55
the future legendary is not at all upset00:31:58
a businessman of the 20th century understood better than anyone that00:32:00
people love winners, so he will become00:32:03
winner in their eyes in 190200:32:07
Henry gets into his car and00:32:10
wins a car race thereby making00:32:12
a great advertisement for yourself, but Henry00:32:16
Ford needs a universal car for00:32:18
it seemed fantastic to everyone00:32:21
But not for Henry, for whom nothing can00:32:23
stop on the way to his goal00:32:26
20 years of development errors and failures00:32:29
bankruptcy of two own companies00:32:31
Ford were finally successful in 191300:32:35
year the first conveyor was launched which00:32:39
marked a new milestone in00:32:40
automotive industry and made it a reality00:32:43
Fort father's dream automobile00:32:45
industry gave people what they wanted00:32:48
wholeheartedly affordable car at00:32:51
this is a relatively cheap car00:32:53
corresponded to the highest quality00:32:56
Henry Ford was convinced that his luck and00:32:59
success must be shared with him00:33:01
workers are difficult mercenaries and00:33:04
partners in his business00:33:06
he assigned decent work to worthy workers00:33:09
fee of 5 dollars per day Many believe00:33:12
Ford was a tyrant at the plant which reigned00:33:15
the most severe discipline they say00:33:17
the businessman even maintained a staff of00:33:19
informants who worked under00:33:21
cover However, Ford himself stated00:33:24
the next thing is my secret is00:33:27
ability to understand another's point of view00:33:29
person and look at things from him and from00:33:33
his point of view despite00:33:36
existing at the Ford plant are almost00:33:38
workers craved a totalitarian order00:33:40
get a job from him increase sales00:33:43
increased day by day bringing00:33:45
Huge profit for the car king00:33:47
out of 10 cars purchased in America00:33:50
everyone came off the Ford assembly line but the money00:33:53
for Henry success was not the main thing00:33:56
constant in 1926 prosperous00:34:00
Ford's enterprise was once on the brink00:34:03
ruin after competitors00:34:05
they started selling cars on credit00:34:08
Ford remained true to itself by trying00:34:10
Take a look at the current situation00:34:12
in a new way He created a new model00:34:15
car superior to previous ones00:34:17
all criteria and having much less00:34:20
cost in 1927 of a brand new car00:34:24
rolled off the Ford assembly line in 24 seconds00:34:28
the largest Industrialist of the first00:34:30
half of the 20th century and one of the richest00:34:33
people in the world passed away at the age of 8300:34:36
years I would like to improve the world by00:34:40
I live there like this It was the biggest00:34:42
the desire of the person to whom were available00:34:45
all earthly goods valuable advice from Henry00:34:49
Ford00:34:50
specialists are so smart and experienced that00:34:53
they know exactly why it can’t be done00:34:55
they see this or that everywhere00:34:58
limits and obstacles If I wanted00:35:01
destroy competitors would provide00:35:03
they have a horde of specialists00:35:05
ideas themselves are valuable, but every idea is00:35:08
in the end Just an idea The task is00:35:11
to implement it practically If you00:35:15
you have the enthusiasm you can accomplish00:35:17
anything enthusiasm is the basis00:35:20
any progress00:35:22
honest failure is not shameful on the contrary00:35:25
failure is an opportunity to start again but00:35:28
already wiser much more often people00:35:31
give up than fail When00:35:34
It seems like the whole world is against it00:35:36
remember that the plane takes off against00:35:39
wind00:35:40
There are these strange people everywhere00:35:43
who don't know that yesterday is yesterday and00:35:45
who wake up every morning with00:35:47
last year's thoughts in my head00:35:49
thoughts about the future desire to do00:35:52
more bring the mind into such a state00:35:55
when it seems like there is nothing00:35:57
impossible00:35:59
If I had 4 dollars three of them00:36:02
I would give it for advertising if you require00:36:05
from someone to give their time00:36:08
and energy for business, then make sure that00:36:11
he did not experience financial difficulties00:36:14
I don't care where the person came from00:36:17
Sensing or Harvard prisons we are hiring00:36:20
a person and not a story, quality is00:36:24
do something right even when00:36:26
no one is watching00:36:27
the main benefit of capital is not00:36:30
make more money but to00:36:32
make money to improve life chapter00:36:36
700:36:37
Benjamin's universal personality00:36:39
Franklin's life is a continuous training00:36:43
personal development is great00:36:45
Benjamin Franklin realized00:36:47
politician diplomat scientist00:36:49
inventor one of the founding fathers00:36:51
USA being a man of action and at the same time00:36:55
He has a passionate and inquisitive nature00:36:58
all my incredible life I was something00:37:00
passionate about creating something comprehending something00:37:03
and strived for the perfection of which00:37:05
he never achieved recognition, however00:37:08
list of his historical achievements00:37:10
Benjamin Franklin is impressive00:37:13
Inventing bifocal glasses00:37:16
Franklin's stove he is the creator of the first00:37:19
a detailed map of the golf stream for him00:37:22
owns many discoveries in the field00:37:24
electricity is the founder00:37:27
the first public library in the USA and00:37:29
Philadelphia Academy is one of00:37:32
creators of the Declaration of Independence and00:37:35
US Constitution as a publisher released00:37:37
many books by Benjamin Franklin00:37:40
Descendant of settlers in00:37:42
North American colonies in the mid 1700:37:44
century in his youth moved to Philadelphia Where00:37:48
hired a printer in a printing house for the whole00:37:51
your long life What not00:37:53
had to deal with Franklin he was00:37:55
public figure physicist hydrologist00:37:58
philosopher diplomat journalists lawyer00:38:01
and even Benjamin is a Mason00:38:04
Franklin owns the formation00:38:06
visions of the American way of life00:38:09
invented an armed postal service00:38:11
police issuing books to your home in the library00:38:14
he also came up with the idea of creating00:38:17
respectable middle class00:38:18
living by his honest labor 1300:38:22
virtues from Benjamin Franklin00:38:24
which you need to develop in order to00:38:26
achieving moral perfection00:38:29
abstinence Do not eat until you become stupefied Do not drink00:38:32
to the point of intoxication00:38:34
silence said what could00:38:36
to benefit others or you00:38:39
the love of order itself Let it be for everyone00:38:43
your thing will have its place Let it be00:38:45
every thing you do will have its time00:38:48
determination decide to do what you have to do00:38:51
but what I decided to carry out steadily00:38:55
frugality allowing oneself only those00:38:58
expenses that will benefit others or00:39:00
don't waste anything on your own00:39:03
in vain Hard work without wasting time00:39:06
Always be busy doing something useful00:39:09
canceling all non-essential tasks00:39:12
sincerity without resorting to harmful00:39:15
deception Let your thoughts be innocent00:39:18
fair And if you say so, let them00:39:20
the words will be the same00:39:23
justice by never offending people00:39:26
causing them harm or not doing good as00:39:29
carried out the duty of moderation avoiding extremes00:39:33
Don't hold grudges for the wrongs done to you00:39:35
even if you think that it is00:39:38
deserves00:39:39
cleanliness without allowing the slightest00:39:43
dirt on yourself or in clothes or in the house00:39:47
calmness Don't worry about trifles00:39:50
due to minor incidents or00:39:52
inevitable00:39:53
Chastity of lust indulging rarely00:39:56
the only thing for health or for00:39:59
prolongation of the family without allowing her00:40:01
led to dullness or weakness, or00:40:04
deprived of peace of mind or abandoned the Shadow00:40:07
on your good name or someone else's00:40:09
meekness following the example of Jesus and Socrates00:40:14
Here are some more Franklin quotes00:40:17
because you're not even sure about one thing00:40:19
don't waste a minute, not a single hour00:40:23
if you love life then don’t waste time because00:40:26
time is the fabric of which life is made00:40:29
Let all things be in their place00:40:31
let every task have its time00:40:35
Every minute spent on organization00:40:37
of its activities saves you a whole00:40:40
one who gets up late owes a whole hour00:40:44
run through the day and barely by night00:40:46
complete all your tasks00:40:48
goes to bed early and gets up early that's what00:40:51
makes a person healthy, rich and smart00:40:55
some people die at 25 and go to their graves00:40:59
only get to 75 years old chapter 8 i00:41:03
I'll do it Abraham Lincoln Abraham00:41:07
Lincoln sixteenth president00:41:09
of the United States of America headed00:41:12
state during the Civil War00:41:14
preserving the unity of the country and abolishing00:41:16
slavery by such great deeds Abraham00:41:19
Lincoln went down in world history00:41:21
therefore he is rightfully considered the greatest00:41:24
political figure of the world his childhood00:41:27
passed in the family of farmers Thomas and Nancy00:41:30
Lincoln They changed places often00:41:32
residence What prevented you from getting00:41:34
primary education for small children00:41:36
Lincoln but inquisitive by nature00:41:39
the boy was drawn to knowledge by spending a lot00:41:41
time to read books upon reaching00:41:44
Abraham began to come of age00:41:46
earn your own living00:41:47
life having tested one's strength in many00:41:50
Lincoln preferred professions00:41:52
studying the law of mathematics and mechanics00:41:55
he also loved sports and00:41:59
proved himself to be an excellent fighter00:42:01
extraordinary appearance natural00:42:03
magnetism and incredible energy of Abraham00:42:06
Lincoln had people drawn to him.00:42:08
true authority of a professional and00:42:10
selfless man of action Lincoln00:42:13
won when he was elected to00:42:15
Illinois State Legislature00:42:17
And later, having opened the practice of lawyers in00:42:20
Springfield Judicial Circuit in 184700:42:23
Lincoln was elected to the House00:42:25
representatives of the US Congress where is he00:42:28
opposed America's invasion of00:42:30
Mexico and the spread of slavery However00:42:33
such opposition to aggressive00:42:35
American policy was adopted00:42:37
by the majority of US legislators00:42:39
with hostility00:42:40
Lincoln's political popularity00:42:42
his legal services fell sharply00:42:44
monetary debts were in demand00:42:46
grew up like a snowball but Abraham00:42:50
armed with knowledge courageously00:42:51
overcame all obstacles on his00:42:54
continued to work hard, investing00:42:57
into his labors of heart and as a result was able00:43:00
not only restore the former successfully with00:43:02
lawyer but also by joining00:43:04
Republican Party in 186400:43:07
proved himself to be a leading politician00:43:09
opposing the abolition of slavery, however00:43:12
the question of the abolition of slavery was fraught00:43:15
the collapse of the Union of States, which could not00:43:17
let Lincoln try with all his might00:43:20
prevent the development of confrontation00:43:22
South and North in the Civil War00:43:24
Lincoln exercised restraint skillfully00:43:27
avoided extreme measures by acting cautiously and00:43:29
wisely gained wide fame in00:43:32
country as a strong and smart politician00:43:34
Abraham Lincoln was nominated00:43:37
for President from the Republican Party and00:43:40
in 1860 he won the presidential00:43:43
elections finding itself in the most difficult00:43:45
the situation of the impending collapse of the country00:43:48
the newly elected president began00:43:50
act decisively and quickly create00:43:52
army of Volunteers and starting a war between00:43:54
southern and northern states failures and00:43:58
the bitterness of defeat did not break Lincoln00:44:00
he managed to create an effective00:44:03
government and planning parties00:44:05
skillfully maneuvering between their opinions my00:44:08
the main goal in this fight is to save the Union00:44:11
regardless of preservation or00:44:13
destruction of slavery if I can save00:44:16
Union without freeing the slaves I will do this00:44:19
If I can save him just set him free00:44:22
I will do this to all slaves if I can00:44:26
save him by freeing some of the slaves00:44:28
I'll do this00:44:30
Lincoln's outstanding contribution to the fight for00:44:32
true human freedom and respect00:44:35
human dignity commemorated00:44:37
two documents Hamstead law according to00:44:40
to which anyone could receive 6500:44:43
hectares of land for just 10 dollars what00:44:46
created a solid foundation for development00:44:48
American Farming and Proclamation00:44:51
on the emancipation of black slaves 1300:44:53
the American president dearly loved his00:44:56
the people and the people reciprocated him00:44:59
electing Lincoln in 1864 for a second00:45:03
presidential term war between northerners and00:45:07
by southerners ceased on the occasion of which 1400:45:09
April 1865 was arranged00:45:13
national celebration and on the same day00:45:16
the American heart stopped beating00:45:18
the president who led the country out of00:45:20
dire situation00:45:22
he was what Beethoven was in music00:45:25
Dante in poetry Raphael in painting00:45:27
Christ philosophy of life said a00:45:31
Lincoln Leo Tolstoy words of wisdom00:45:34
bequeathed by Abraham Lincoln's descendant00:45:36
still sound relevant today00:45:38
our country cannot be rich00:45:41
materially and spiritually poor00:45:43
the best part of our life consists of00:45:46
I don’t know my friends Who was my grandfather much00:45:49
I'm more interested in who his grandson will be00:45:53
no one has enough memory to00:45:55
always lie successfully00:45:57
the politician reminds me of a man who00:46:00
killed his father and mother and then when he00:46:03
sentence is passed, asks him to be spared00:46:05
on the grounds that he is an orphan00:46:07
whenever I have to die I want00:46:10
so that people who knew me better than others00:46:12
they said that I always weeded00:46:15
thistles and grew flowers wherever00:46:18
in my opinion the flowers could grow00:46:21
I wouldn't like to be a slave And I wouldn't want to00:46:24
being a slave owner expresses my00:46:27
understanding of democracy00:46:29
trickery and flattery are blood relatives when00:46:33
I do good I feel good00:46:35
when I do bad I feel bad00:46:39
bad That's my religion I conquer my own00:46:42
enemies by turning them into friends00:46:45
character is like a tree and his reputation00:46:49
shadows we care about shadows but really00:46:52
you really have to think about the tree00:46:55
the possibility that we can endure00:46:57
defeat in battle should not hinder us00:47:00
fight for the cause we believe00:47:02
fair00:47:04
my life experience convinced me that people00:47:07
having no disadvantages have very few00:47:10
The merits of marriage are neither heaven nor hell00:47:14
just Purgatory00:47:16
books are needed to remind a person00:47:18
that his original thoughts are not so00:47:21
you most people are so happy00:47:24
how happy they decided to be00:47:27
Chapter 9 The Great Supporter of Hope00:47:30
Nelson Mandela May 10, 1994 for the first time00:47:36
in the history of the South African Republic00:47:38
a black man was elected to the post of President00:47:41
became the eighth president of South Africa00:47:44
76-year-old Nelson rallied junk00:47:48
Great Leader Madiba clan name of the people00:47:50
Koso was born on July 18, 1918 into the family00:47:55
head of a small village00:47:57
died December 5, 2013 aged 9500:48:02
27 years of his life Nelson Mandela00:48:05
served in prison as an active fighter for00:48:08
human rights00:48:11
before Nelson Mandela was charged00:48:13
charges of treason00:48:15
organizing sabotage of workers' strikes00:48:17
he managed to get in absentia00:48:19
South African University degree00:48:21
Bachelor of Arts accept00:48:24
participation in numerous mass events00:48:26
protests against infringement of rights and freedoms00:48:29
black population become a member and00:48:32
leader of the African national00:48:33
Ankh Congress and Youth League00:48:36
fighting to build a free and00:48:39
democratic society00:48:40
active public figure and hot00:48:43
Nelson Mandela was a patriot of his country00:48:45
confident in the correctness of his ideas and with00:48:48
moved with great tenacity towards00:48:50
achieving his high goal00:48:52
eliminating racism legally00:48:55
thanks to honesty modesty leadership00:48:58
quality mandella has become an authority for00:49:00
many ordinary people their hopes and00:49:03
defender fighting for rights and freedom00:49:05
African mandala guided00:49:07
the views of Mahatma Gandhi and not00:49:10
rapist bo he was nicknamed black00:49:13
Primrose in 1961 Mandela still00:49:17
had to admit that00:49:19
nonviolent resistance did not give00:49:21
expected results so it creates00:49:23
armed wing of the Ankh which00:49:26
organizes bombings of government00:49:28
and military facilities But in this way00:49:30
so that no one gets hurt no one is00:49:33
killed when more than 20 years later00:49:36
later some members of the ankh deployed00:49:39
large-scale guerrilla war against00:49:40
apartheid resulted in deaths00:49:43
multidimensional population mandella sharply00:49:45
condemned the rude action of his00:49:47
fellow party members in 1962 Nelson00:49:51
mandala his Companions for sabotage00:49:53
activities were arrested and imprisoned00:49:56
imprisoned for 18 years Mandela served time in00:49:59
solitary confinement in a prison on an island00:50:01
Robin in the Atlantic Ocean and00:50:04
forced to work in limestone00:50:05
quarry was then transferred to prison00:50:08
Polsmur And my last two years00:50:10
Nelson Mandela conducted his conclusions in00:50:13
Victor Verstar prison from where he came out00:50:16
1990 after signing the last00:50:19
white president of South Africa decree00:50:21
legalizing various movements00:50:23
anti-apartheit liberation of the Great00:50:26
supporter Nadezhda As Mandela called00:50:28
itself was a World Event00:50:31
scale which was broadcast online00:50:33
in all countries on that day mandella00:50:35
addressed his people00:50:37
claiming that his fight against the regime00:50:39
apartheid is not over but he will do his best00:50:42
strength so that the goal of his life is peace for00:50:45
black population of the country and00:50:46
giving him the right to vote was00:50:49
achieved peacefully00:50:51
Mandela's goal was achieved in 199400:50:55
when all South African citizens00:50:57
The republics were given equal rights00:50:59
rejoicing and rejoicing in the Victory people00:51:02
elected Nelson Mandela to whom00:51:05
moment was 76 years old president of the country00:51:08
Nelson Mandela became for many00:51:10
greatest example of persistent struggle until00:51:13
achieving major changes but More00:51:16
His skill is more admired00:51:18
forgive your enemies but remember everything up to00:51:22
the smallest details of what he learned during00:51:24
long years spent in Nelson prison00:51:27
Mandela did not waste his energy on00:51:29
revenge for the suffering caused to him and all00:51:32
directed his energy into constructive00:51:34
towards the fight against racism00:51:36
prosperity of his country and00:51:38
South African people during their00:51:40
his tenure as President of South Africa00:51:42
carried out reforms in educational00:51:44
medical and social systems00:51:47
he has a lot to learn not only00:51:49
ordinary people but also for many00:51:51
modern political figures00:51:53
can become a guide and guide00:51:55
a thread worthy example of the present00:51:58
leader some amazing quotes00:52:01
Nelson mandalas that are possible00:52:02
will inspire you to make changes in your life00:52:05
education is the most powerful weapon that00:52:08
you can use to change00:52:10
peace Bravery is not the absence of fear but00:52:14
victory over him is not money that creates Success A00:52:18
Freedom to be offended and indignant is everything00:52:21
is like drinking poison in the hope that it00:52:23
will kill your enemies There is nothing better than00:52:26
return to where there is nothing00:52:28
changed to understand how you have changed00:52:31
myself00:52:32
difficulties destroy some people but00:52:35
create others many things seem00:52:38
impossible until we make them00:52:41
must be very wise with time00:52:43
and forever remember what is the best00:52:46
time to start doing something today00:52:49
I can't forget but I can forgive not00:52:53
judge me by my success judge me00:52:56
because how many times have I fallen and risen00:53:00
A bright head and a bright heart always00:53:03
create a strong combination And when you00:53:06
add to this a sharp tongue or00:53:08
pencil you get something very explosive00:53:11
One of the main signs of happiness and00:53:14
harmony is a complete absence00:53:15
I need to prove something to someone00:53:19
not an optimist but a great supporter of hope00:53:22
everyone is capable of surpassing circumstances00:53:24
and succeed if they have00:53:27
passion in what they do If you00:53:31
you have a dream nothing will stop you00:53:33
bring it to life until you give up00:53:36
Chapter 10 George Samwel Clayson and his00:53:40
ABC of finance00:53:43
The name of George Samuel Clason is known00:53:46
to the modern reader thanks to his00:53:48
Information brochures About the basics00:53:50
financial management written in00:53:52
back in 1926 Despite the fact that since00:53:56
since the publication of the book, collected under00:53:58
one cover covered all these brochures00:54:00
this has been a classic for almost hundreds of years00:54:03
economic literature is relevant to00:54:05
this day the book is called the richest00:54:08
man in Babylon00:54:10
a few words about the author of this00:54:12
bestseller George Samuel is born00:54:15
Clayson in 1874 in American00:54:18
town Louisiana Missouri after graduating00:54:21
University of Nebraska he enrolled in00:54:24
served in the US Army and participated in00:54:26
Spanish American War after the war00:54:29
period George Samuel Clason founded00:54:31
own mapping company00:54:34
Clayson Map published the first atlas of the USA and00:54:37
Clayson gained fame in Canada after00:54:40
publication of a series of essays00:54:42
Babylonian parables based on00:54:44
ancient cuneiform tablets found in00:54:47
Mesopotamia which contained information00:54:49
about the wisdom of Babylonian traders00:54:51
moneylenders and other business people00:54:54
ancient era trying to translate not00:54:57
associated fragments of ancient texts George00:54:59
Clayson has repeatedly asked for help00:55:01
British Association of Archaeologists00:55:03
resulting work00:55:05
about economics and financial success became00:55:08
very popular among banking and00:55:10
insurance workers00:55:12
small in volume but grandiose in size00:55:14
basically the book is the richest man00:55:16
Babylon is still in print00:55:19
Millions of people continue to comprehend00:55:21
the wisdom hidden in the book itself00:55:24
rich man of babylon written00:55:26
in clear and very simple language you can00:55:29
read in 4-5 hours in order to00:55:31
briefly convey to you the essence of the book00:55:33
It will take even less time So in00:55:36
in his book George Samuel Clason00:55:38
opens up the form of instructive stories00:55:40
re-reader the secret of money gives the basis00:55:43
financial literacy explains how00:55:45
save up, preserve and increase capital 600:55:49
simple rules of financial success for00:55:51
any person00:55:52
start filling your wallet00:55:55
save a tenth of what you earn00:55:57
money control your expenses00:56:00
invest in reliable businesses Take care00:56:04
ensure your income from losses00:56:06
for the future00:56:07
improve your ability to earn money00:56:10
and now that we have refreshed our00:56:12
memory basic financial principles00:56:14
some motivational quotes from the book00:56:17
fate is truly capricious, it is not00:56:20
brings permanent happiness to anyone00:56:21
on the contrary, it only brings devastation00:56:25
To everyone who did not get money with their own00:56:27
through the labor of careless Mots who are very00:56:30
they quickly waste what they have accumulated00:56:32
leaves you alone with their appetites And00:56:35
desires that they cannot00:56:36
satisfy those whom she favors00:56:39
become misers and tremble over their00:56:42
wealth for fear of wasting it00:56:44
because they realize that they don’t have00:56:46
abilities that will allow again00:56:48
they are afraid to accumulate it and robbers A in00:56:52
As a result, they doom themselves to nothing00:56:54
existence and secret poverty isn't it00:56:57
our wise teacher told us that00:56:59
you can learn in different ways you can know00:57:02
new and memorize And you can train00:57:05
mind trying to discover what else00:57:07
not familiar00:57:08
I'll tell you what you want to know00:57:11
because I'm getting old and old people are talkative00:57:14
and when the young come to the old for00:57:17
by advice they will learn proven wisdom00:57:19
years, but young people often think00:57:22
that the wisdom of Old Men is all in the past00:57:24
because for the future her secrets are not00:57:26
are good, but remember the sun is shining00:57:30
today is the same thing that shone that time00:57:32
the day your father was born and this is00:57:35
the sun will shine on the day when00:57:36
the last scion of your family will go away00:57:40
darkness I opened the road to wealth when00:57:43
I decided that part of everything I earned00:57:45
I have to keep it and you remember this00:57:49
wealth, like a tree, grows from00:57:52
tiny seed first copper that you00:57:55
You will put it aside and it will be the seed from which00:57:57
the tree of your wealth will grow than00:58:01
the sooner you plant the seed the sooner00:58:03
grow a tree and the better you will be00:58:06
care for the tree by fertilizing it and00:58:08
field constant savings00:58:10
you can enjoy something pleasant faster00:58:12
the rustling of its crown advises this00:58:16
the only thing that is given for free But00:58:18
remember that you only need to take those00:58:20
tips that deserve attention00:58:24
luck is a powerful deity00:58:27
who will not waste time on those00:58:29
who is not ready to use it00:58:32
if a person is lucky it is impossible00:58:35
predict where the limit of his luck is00:58:38
throw such a man into the waters of the river00:58:40
Euphrates and It is quite possible that he will float out00:58:43
holding a pearl in his hands00:58:45
enjoy life while you're alive00:58:48
overexert yourself and don't try00:58:50
save more than reasonable if00:58:52
by saving a tenth of your earnings you00:58:55
continue to live comfortably Stop00:58:57
on this share Live according to income but not00:59:00
be afraid to spend money life is rich and not00:59:03
it's worth giving up her pleasures00:59:05
Chapter 11 Dale Carnegie and Skills00:59:09
effective communication00:59:12
There is an opinion that the philosophy of the legendary00:59:14
Dale Carnegie applies exclusively to00:59:17
American thinking and does not fit00:59:19
our foundations and some conclusions00:59:22
the most famous motivator author00:59:24
of the last century, with a stretch it is possible00:59:26
accept as truth, as well as thoughts00:59:29
many other authors However, most00:59:32
Carnegie's advice based on deep00:59:35
knowledge of psychology and long practice00:59:37
good communication with different people00:59:39
is perceived and works in any00:59:41
modern society00:59:43
Dale Breckenridge Carnegie himself was born in00:59:46
poor farming family in Maryville State00:59:48
Missouri in 1888 and achieved00:59:52
stunning success in your life00:59:54
example proves that there is nothing00:59:56
the impossible and you can do it yourself00:59:59
achieve any goal that the world is not divided01:00:01
on bad and good people and unpleasant01:00:04
circumstances that occur in01:00:06
every person's path from time to time01:00:07
can be overcome and is not necessary at all01:00:10
obsess over them, poisoning your life01:00:12
and others01:00:14
even at school age, teachers began01:00:17
notice Dale Carnegie's oratorical skills01:00:19
abilities therefore it is not surprising that01:00:22
a naturally sociable young man after01:00:24
finishing school having tasted01:00:26
the professions of a delivery boy and an actor stopped01:00:29
your choice at the pedagogical college01:00:31
having decided to engage professionally01:00:33
the art of orator01:00:35
18-year-old Dale couldn't afford01:00:38
rent housing in the city while studying in01:00:40
college so I went every day01:00:42
riding from the farm to school and back01:00:45
took 6 miles In addition to him01:00:48
had to combine study with hard work01:00:50
work on the parent's farm the family ate01:00:53
made ends meet they say that01:00:55
poverty is not a threshold but for dale carnegie this01:00:58
the thought of the limit he at all costs01:01:01
decided to achieve universal recognition so that01:01:03
compensate for your beggarly01:01:05
the existence of a field for Victory was01:01:08
oratory skill selected01:01:10
with all his passion Dale practiced01:01:13
the art of speaking beautifully during01:01:15
milking cows collecting hay or riding on01:01:18
horses on the way to the city using a word01:01:21
to practice speeches any minute but01:01:24
did not achieve the desired results01:01:26
this was so upsetting for the proud and ambitious01:01:29
the young man that he even thought about settling the score01:01:32
with life however his mother noticed01:01:34
the depressed state of his son gave him01:01:37
the idea of joining a discussion group at01:01:39
college It was fateful advice01:01:42
who turned Dale's life on the road01:01:44
to success01:01:46
joining the Carnegie circle became much01:01:48
his self-esteem is more confident01:01:51
has increased significantly in just one year01:01:53
it took Dale to conquer everything01:01:56
the highest awards by participating in competitions01:01:58
and become the most successful student in01:02:00
college In addition, he turned out to be01:02:03
a great teacher for others01:02:04
students who also want to succeed in01:02:07
public speaking01:02:08
another failure stood in Carnegie's way01:02:11
after graduating from college when he01:02:13
took on the task with boundless enthusiasm01:02:15
organization of correspondence courses for01:02:18
rancher Dale was extremely01:02:20
upset he soon decided01:02:22
do something else with money from him01:02:25
there was still no so he01:02:27
traveling in a freight car to Yuzhnaya01:02:29
Omaha found a job as a sales agent there01:02:32
sales of soap and bacon01:02:35
products accounted for the most01:02:36
unattractive conditions but carno-gene01:02:39
he was fixated on the terrible living conditions01:02:42
was obsessed with accumulating knowledge and resources01:02:44
to open one day01:02:46
own business Trading business Dale01:02:49
Carnegie abandoned in 1911 when01:02:52
Having accumulated a capital of 500 dollars, he01:02:54
organized his own school of rhetoric from01:02:57
stagecraft at the same time he01:02:59
actively travels around America with public01:03:01
has been writing essays in lectures since October01:03:04
1912 Carnegie lectures01:03:08
Christian Young People's Association01:03:10
rate of 2 dollars but fast growing01:03:13
the popularity of his course in just01:03:15
provided the young man with several months01:03:17
teacher salary increase to 3001:03:20
dollars soon Carnegie began to invite01:03:22
for adult education many01:03:24
professional clubs working hard01:03:28
relationships between people Dale01:03:30
Carnegie is developing his own01:03:32
communication skills system01:03:34
the uniqueness of this system encourages01:03:37
the author to patent his rights to it01:03:39
Carnegie's first book was published in 192601:03:43
year and November 12 in 1936 was01:03:48
his world-famous01:03:50
book How to win friends and provide01:03:53
influence on people the slogan of the book sounded like this01:03:56
Believe that you will succeed and you will01:03:59
you will achieve this optimistic meeting01:04:02
practical advice and life stories01:04:05
brought Dale Carnegie a stunning01:04:07
success only during the author's lifetime and died01:04:10
Carnegie sold more than 5 in 195501:04:14
We offer millions of copies of the book01:04:17
Here are quotes from the bestseller01:04:19
Carnegie01:04:20
You are not happy or unhappy thanks to01:04:23
what you have and not in connection with that01:04:25
who you are where you are or what01:04:28
your condition is determined by01:04:31
what do you think about all this01:04:34
when a person starts a war with himself01:04:36
he already deserves something01:04:39
the ability to speak is the shortest way to01:04:42
fame in their relationships with01:04:45
people Don't forget that you're not dealing with01:04:47
logical thinking creatures01:04:50
beings filled with emotions01:04:52
prejudices and driven by pride and01:04:55
vanity does not humiliate how true it is01:04:59
This is vitally important and no matter how much01:05:01
not many of us talked about it01:05:03
think about it, we trample roughly01:05:06
feeling of others getting our way, finding01:05:08
mistakes uttering threats criticizing01:05:11
subordinate or child in front of01:05:13
strangers while momentary01:05:15
thought thoughtful word sincere01:05:18
understanding the state of another would do01:05:20
so much for easing acute pain01:05:23
first force your interlocutor01:05:26
someone who can passionately wish for something01:05:29
do this and conquer the whole world. And who doesn’t01:05:31
can stay alone01:05:34
way to develop01:05:37
the best thing in a person is01:05:39
recognition of its value and encouragement is nothing01:05:43
Humans don't kill so easily01:05:45
ambition as criticism from the outside01:05:46
superior chapter 12 achievement formula01:05:51
success of Napoleon Hill01:05:53
Is there a universal Formula?01:05:56
good luck author of the world bestseller Duma and01:05:59
richer Napoleon Hill believed that Yes01:06:01
to formulate this rule01:06:03
serving as the basis for constructing01:06:05
multi-billion dollar business motivation Where01:06:08
the main principle is what you think01:06:10
philosophers psychologist Hill carefully01:06:13
studied the biographies of thousands of successful and01:06:15
rich Americans for years01:06:18
gave young Hill an idea01:06:20
derive a universal formula for success01:06:22
Andrew Carnegie famous American01:06:25
Industrialist and philanthropist then student01:06:27
Georgetown Law School01:06:29
Napoleon Hill University working part-time01:06:32
reporters came to interview him01:06:34
a young man with expressive speech01:06:37
had to take Carnegie's blessing01:06:39
in-depth interview with the 500 most successful01:06:42
people of America and formulate a code01:06:45
success that we could take advantage of01:06:46
people even of very modest abilities01:06:50
this grandiose work by Napoleon Hill01:06:53
it took decades during this time Napoleon01:06:56
interviewed three American presidents01:06:58
Henry Ford John Pier ponto Morgan01:07:01
William Wrigley Charles Schwab and many01:07:04
other famous people first version01:07:07
successful philosophy was published01:07:09
Hill in 1928 and published in 193701:07:15
his book Duma and Grow Rich where it was summarized01:07:17
all the material collected over a long time01:07:19
the book was a stunning sales success01:07:23
exceeded the 30 million mark01:07:25
copies over the years of work on the book01:07:27
Napoleon Hill changed several professions01:07:29
earning their livelihood from01:07:33
advertising agent to advisor01:07:34
President in 1939 saw the light of a new01:07:39
Napoleon Hill's bestseller How to Sell01:07:42
your way through life01:07:44
but Napoleon Hill did not stop there01:07:46
by writing books in 1952 he creates01:07:50
Napoleon Hill Association01:07:53
spreading the philosophy of personal01:07:55
success and also socially01:07:57
educational organization foundation01:07:59
Napoleon Hill teaching ordinary people01:08:01
principles of success01:08:03
and 10 years later an irrepressible 80-year-old01:08:07
educator hill develops01:08:08
special program Academy of Personal01:08:11
achievements allowing everyone01:08:13
comprehend practical philosophy01:08:16
personal success in absentia01:08:19
educational activities of Napoleon01:08:21
Hilla continued almost until his01:08:23
death In 1970, the life of the Great01:08:27
speaker, educator and supermaster of01:08:29
personal growth of Napoleon Hill bright01:08:32
an example of the effectiveness of his idea of methods01:08:34
the essence of which is revealed by the following01:08:36
selected quotes from his books If you01:08:39
feel an irresistible desire01:08:41
to defame someone do not say these01:08:44
words out loud write them on the sand closer01:08:46
to the water01:08:48
The longer you go to success, the more it will01:08:51
getting closer too many people are leaving01:08:54
it's one step before Victory, remember this step01:08:57
others will do when a person starts01:09:00
feel sorry for yourself or make up an excuse01:09:02
he begins his failures gradually01:09:05
die money modest and shy01:09:09
to get it you have to work hard and01:09:12
use all methods similar to those01:09:14
which are used in caring for01:09:16
girl and it just so happens that strength01:09:19
which takes place during courtship is similar to01:09:22
which is necessary to seduce money01:09:24
there are no obstacles to the mind except01:09:28
those that we recognize01:09:30
happiness is not in money, but it is money01:09:33
help you find happiness and longevity01:09:36
pleasure and peace of mind01:09:39
Who said it's impossible?01:09:42
great achievements give him the right to judge01:09:45
a person cannot achieve others01:09:47
no stable success in life yet01:09:50
realizes the true reason for his mistakes01:09:53
do more than what you are paid for and01:09:56
soon you will be paid more than what01:09:59
you deserve to be taken care of by the law01:10:02
increasing returns01:10:04
If you don't believe in cooperation01:10:06
look what's happening to the cart01:10:09
lost one wheel when a person01:10:12
begins to feel sorry for himself or make things up01:10:14
he begins to make excuses for his failures01:10:16
gradually die ask advice01:10:20
those who will tell you the truth about you even01:10:22
if it hurts you to hear it empty01:10:25
Praise does not promote development and01:10:28
self-improvement01:10:30
If you are not capable of great things01:10:32
remember that you can be great01:10:34
yourself in the little things01:10:37
only with a clearly defined goal01:10:39
you can overcome all difficulties and01:10:42
problems standing in your way01:10:44
your future will be the way you make it01:10:47
you will do it Determine right now How01:10:50
you want to see him the person can01:10:53
achieve everything you can01:10:55
imagine and what he can believe01:10:57
mind to face life's challenges01:11:01
problems we must have a solid01:11:03
character purpose in life and plan for it01:11:05
implementation cannot achieve anything01:11:08
worthwhile without any effort If you01:11:12
you sincerely believe that your work01:11:14
really worth the money you01:11:16
you offer to get it for it, it’s yours01:11:19
conviction will undoubtedly be for01:11:21
business partners the path to success01:11:24
begins with Hope from which01:11:25
subsequently01:11:27
faith in oneself crystallizes01:11:28
opportunity and the result is determination01:11:31
act01:11:33
challenge fate dare to01:11:36
there are no daring dreams in life, believe me01:11:38
nothing impossible chapter 13 king01:11:42
management Jack Walch01:11:45
the cruelest boss in the world01:11:48
American businessman got the nickname01:11:50
Jack Belch incumbent01:11:52
General Director of General01:11:54
Electric from 1981 to 2001 to which01:11:59
succeeded in 20 years from a dying company01:12:02
create a world-class corporation with01:12:05
amazing growth rates and01:12:07
innovative technologies and increase it01:12:09
the cost is almost 30 times01:12:12
the strategy that Jack Wolf chose for01:12:15
turning a hulking colossus into01:12:17
global player occupying01:12:19
profitability second in the world in01:12:21
basically contained a simple concept01:12:24
improve sell or close for01:12:27
period of implementation of this business method01:12:29
all were sold or reorganized01:12:32
weakly competing areas of the company01:12:34
over 110 thousand people were laid off01:12:38
the hated wolf was completely destroyed01:12:40
bureaucratic system closed01:12:42
low-profit factories and divisions01:12:44
wages have been reduced except for the01:12:47
Welch's cruel boss was also delivered01:12:50
nickname neutron jack getting rid of01:12:53
from people while keeping buildings intact01:12:55
like a neutron bomb but Jack Wolf01:12:59
was demanding not only of those around him01:13:01
but first of all to yourself not01:13:03
stopping to study01:13:05
self-improvement all my life01:13:07
the wolf owes his success only to his01:13:10
great enthusiasm and love01:13:12
developed leadership qualities and01:13:15
incredible thirst for new knowledge after01:13:18
After finishing school Jack entered01:13:20
University of Massachusetts received01:13:22
degree, he got a job as an engineer01:13:25
General Electric at the age of 25 for 2101:13:29
he completed a year of work in the company All01:13:31
no steps on the career ladder yet01:13:33
reached the top becoming the head of the01:13:36
successful company in the world according to01:13:38
Fortune magazine Jack Wolf was awarded01:13:41
title of Manager of the Century Many people01:13:43
consider the principles of work to be wolfish01:13:45
ingenious and most effective01:13:47
with your amazing life with your persistent01:13:50
desire to achieve what you want01:13:52
absolute absence of inertia01:13:54
ability to take risks and focus on01:13:57
the main thing in every question without getting stuck on01:13:59
Little things attract Jack Wolf01:14:02
the attention of millions of people that's why it01:14:04
autobiographical book History01:14:06
manager where wolves are characteristic of him01:14:09
described his entire journey in a frank manner01:14:11
to success immediately after publication01:14:13
became a bestseller01:14:15
Jack Wolch's Rules of Life Overloaded01:14:19
super stressed leader is the best01:14:22
leader because he doesn't have01:14:23
time to interfere and disturb01:14:25
people over trifles, any changes bring with them01:14:29
represent new opportunities Therefore, the reaction01:14:32
the body to changes should not be in01:14:34
anticipation and increased activity If01:14:37
want to get something you never had01:14:40
Become someone you've never been01:14:43
for those who want to become real01:14:44
will certainly be useful to a business leader01:14:47
25 Short Lessons from Jack Walch Be01:14:51
leader less Manage I will formulate it clearly01:14:54
simplify your vision, be less01:14:58
formally charge other energies, look01:15:01
look at the changes in the eyes01:15:04
look for good ideas whenever possible01:15:08
everywhere Yes in one start to the end01:15:11
Destroy the bureaucracy, destroy the borders01:15:14
put values first01:15:17
by growing leaders create a culture01:15:20
aimed at continuous learning01:15:23
get everyone involved01:15:25
make everyone a team player01:15:28
dare by instilling confidence in people01:15:32
turn work into pleasure01:15:36
make it number one or number 201:15:39
constantly introduce quality as a lifestyle01:15:43
innovation make speed the norm01:15:46
infusing your company with the spirit of a small company01:15:50
Chapter 14 Robin Sharma and the Monk Who01:15:54
sold my Ferrari01:15:56
favorite book of our previous hero01:15:59
Jack Welch who allowed him01:16:01
Take a fresh look at your life and01:16:04
leadership as continuous01:16:05
creative work on the development of oneself01:16:07
herself and also made it clear that01:16:10
personal success does not depend on quantity01:16:12
money and is associated with harmony of goals01:16:15
personality and joy of life was the Book01:16:17
The monk who sold his Ferrari01:16:20
written by Robin Sharma Robin Sharma01:16:23
world leading doctor of law and medicine01:16:26
leadership expert01:16:27
personal and professional growth01:16:29
born 1965 in Nova Scotia01:16:33
Canada received a master's degree01:16:36
legal sciences Robin became successful01:16:38
practicing lawyer However01:16:40
did not provide material security01:16:43
Robin charm to fill the void that01:16:45
he felt in his heart he was throwing01:16:48
practice of law and devotes himself entirely to01:16:50
myself working on my first book01:16:52
which was soon released in01:16:55
2000 copies were published a little later01:16:58
the second book by Robin Charm which had01:17:01
a resounding success was published in01:17:03
many countries and brought to the author01:17:05
worldwide fame book monk who01:17:08
sold my Ferrari it's a parable01:17:10
about Julian Mankley01:17:12
quite successful lawyer survivor01:17:15
spiritual crisis in search of truth he01:17:18
begins to study ancient texts01:17:19
get acquainted with cultural heritage01:17:21
distant past and ultimately01:17:24
a whole new world opens up where01:17:26
thinking is based on other principles01:17:28
life fills other lives with meaning01:17:31
values and true spiritual needs01:17:34
come to the fore after a huge01:17:37
popularity of the book the monk sold01:17:39
Robin Sharma signed his Ferrari01:17:42
contract with a Canadian publisher01:17:43
Carter Collins on writing nine more01:17:46
books that have become for many people01:17:48
practical guide to successful01:17:50
The life of Robin himself is incredible01:17:53
versatile personality he travels01:17:55
lectures around the world conducting seminars on01:17:58
topics of leadership and personal growth01:18:00
Sharma founded his own charity01:18:03
fund helping children from low-income families01:18:05
prosperity in addition to spiritual development in01:18:08
Robin Sharma's opinion It is also important01:18:11
physical self-improvement Robin01:18:13
actively involved in taekwondo triathlon01:18:16
and skiing tips and techniques01:18:18
Robin Sharma taken into service01:18:20
will help you improve the quality of your01:18:22
life to develop maximum01:18:24
performance and improve01:18:26
your mind body and soul quotes from books01:18:30
Robina charms happiness comes with01:18:32
correct judgments correct01:18:34
judgment comes with experience and experience01:18:37
comes with erroneous judgments We01:18:40
we find ourselves thoroughly saturated in the world01:18:42
cult of personality And this is not at all like01:18:45
we should live your Personality01:18:47
unreal it's just something that you01:18:51
created to please others not to01:18:54
these others loved you under the influence of quietly01:18:57
you put on a social mask01:18:59
every day we live teaches us that01:19:02
a lesson we need to learn01:19:04
only we give ourselves the trouble to pay attention to01:19:06
him attention But the problem is that01:19:09
most people sleep while in01:19:11
unconscious you must01:19:14
find time to understand yourself, that is01:19:16
change your resistance mechanisms and01:19:19
analyze yourself especially when01:19:21
fears or fears surface01:19:23
disappointment instead of spending01:19:26
this is time for others and avoid01:19:27
responsibility is very important that you01:19:30
freed from all and every trace01:19:32
anger that I carried with me throughout life very much01:19:35
it is important that you forgive all the people from01:19:38
the number of those who injured or harmed you01:19:40
the pain of forgiving him is something you do for01:19:43
yourself01:19:45
just accept it without calling it bad01:19:48
and trim all the estimates they are all just part01:19:52
The illusions are unreal, the crowd instilled them01:19:55
Do you think this kind of thing is bad?01:19:57
be filled with Faith, feel your feelings01:20:00
and fully accept them We are literally01:20:03
in the sense that we are afraid of ourselves, who we are01:20:06
in fact we are afraid of our own01:20:08
We are afraid of our own splendor01:20:11
afraid of our own highest potential01:20:13
We are afraid to stand up and straighten up01:20:16
growth and allowing your inner01:20:18
light to illuminate the whole world for the greatest01:20:22
the gift is always associated with the greatest01:20:24
responsibility It seems to me that01:20:26
most people don't want to see their01:20:29
talents because they don’t want to hire01:20:31
self responsibility responsibility01:20:33
live a fearless life and change this01:20:35
because of this the world is given its Greatness not01:20:39
hurry to follow the crowd she may01:20:41
turn out to be a funeral procession01:20:44
the mind is a wonderful servant but terrible01:20:47
the owner is the one who doesn't devote time01:20:50
physical exercise is inevitable01:20:52
will spend it on treating his illnesses01:20:54
If you don't strive for your dreams01:20:57
it means you interfere with her when you01:21:01
you know exactly where you are going you much better01:21:03
it's easier to find a way to get there01:21:06
Develop a deep understanding of01:21:09
how important your time is to you01:21:11
let other people take from you01:21:14
This is the most valuable capital and invest it01:21:16
only in those types of activities that01:21:19
are worth01:21:20
chapter 1501:21:22
will of Miamoto Musashi01:21:25
books don't really teach you anything01:21:28
new books just help you01:21:31
to see what is already inside you is01:21:33
and there is enlightenment argued Robin01:21:36
charm such an inner light for01:21:39
world business guru of the creator of Honda01:21:41
Moto catero Honda became the Book of Five Rings01:21:45
Miamoto Musashi01:21:47
Miamoto Musashi legendary Japanese01:21:50
the samurai who lived in the 17th century was the most01:21:53
famous early sword master01:21:55
Tokugawa also called him Kensei God01:21:59
sword for masterly use of a long and01:22:02
with a short sword in those distant times01:22:04
Samurai were considered to be the elite. But how?01:22:07
the rule had no cut to existence01:22:09
so many ronin were forced01:22:12
change swords to art brushes or01:22:15
theatrical props becoming01:22:16
artists or artists but niyamoto01:22:20
Musashi who did not betray his dreams before01:22:23
the end of his life he remained Ron of the kendo school01:22:26
and constantly improved in his01:22:28
mastery practicing in the way of strategy01:22:31
Musashi had his own students for whom01:22:34
shortly before his death he wrote01:22:36
the book of five rings that teaches not only01:22:39
the art of fencing but also strategy01:22:42
author comparing different schools of ownership01:22:44
with the ball teaches how to defeat an opponent in01:22:47
any area of human activity01:22:49
including the business sector, it’s not without reason that01:22:52
A magnificent book has acquired a huge01:22:54
popularity among businessmen01:22:56
world as an excellent educational aid01:22:58
strategic thinking and helping01:23:01
successfully conduct business with the enemy01:23:04
should be treated as a valued guest01:23:07
a real warrior must be fearless and01:23:09
renounced his own life as a whole01:23:12
the immortal creation of Miamot Musase01:23:14
expresses the spirit of Japanese business01:23:16
in a nutshell, hard work and01:23:20
modesty01:23:21
spiritual testament to the disciples of Miamoto01:23:24
Musashi includes 21 vital signs01:23:27
a rule permeated with the spirit of asceticism and01:23:29
self-discipline not to go against01:23:32
do not look for the unchanging path of all times01:23:35
pleasure and flesh to be01:23:37
impartial in everything to kill in yourself01:23:40
greed never regret anything01:23:44
never feel self-confident01:23:46
do not envy another for good or bad01:23:49
bad things don't feel sad when apart01:23:53
feel dislike or hostility towards01:23:56
never have to oneself or to others01:23:58
do not give love desires to anything01:24:01
preference to never seek for oneself01:24:04
convenience, never look for ways01:24:07
please yourself never own01:24:10
don't give in to precious things01:24:13
never get carried away by false beliefs01:24:16
any object other than a weapon01:24:18
dedicate yourself entirely to the true path01:24:22
know the fear of death even in old age01:24:25
have a desire to own or use01:24:27
anything to worship the Buddhas and spirit but01:24:31
don't rely on them never leave01:24:34
from the true path of martial art01:24:39
the path to success through the death zone01:24:43
another military strategist of Sun Tzu who lived01:24:46
So long ago that historians find it difficult01:24:48
name the exact period of his life sixth01:24:51
or fourth century BC famous01:24:54
because he wrote a treatise on military01:24:56
strategy The Art of War was a man01:24:59
which had only 30 thousand troops and in01:25:02
no one could resist the Celestial Empire01:25:04
who is it I answer Sun Tzu said01:25:08
Once upon a time about the great war of weilaoji01:25:12
fighting in war is like business wars and01:25:15
there is competition here and there01:25:17
an environment where the basis for success is formed by skill01:25:20
conduct business business like war does not tolerate01:25:23
fuzziness can be used here01:25:25
extreme means determining success or01:25:28
losing A great goal requires extreme01:25:31
mer and ancient Chinese strategist Sun Tzu01:25:34
this demonstrates perfectly thanks to01:25:36
Sun Tzu's biographer knows Next01:25:39
story how did Prince Hei Lü invite01:25:43
Sun Tzu to his palace for a conversation and01:25:45
to see firsthand the craftsmanship01:25:47
the commander proposed to conduct01:25:49
experiment he built all 18001:25:53
concubines of the ruler's harem, breaking them into01:25:55
putting two detachments at the head of each01:25:57
one of my favorite women01:26:00
all the concubines were given halberds and01:26:03
Sun Tzu began to give commands01:26:05
having clearly explained everything in advance01:26:07
routine but the women did not obey it01:26:10
orders but just laughed loudly01:26:12
then Sun Tzu said if the order01:26:15
is not clear and the commands are not understood, this is the fault01:26:18
military commander but if the schedule is already01:26:21
clear And he shouldn't, it's his fault01:26:23
commanders and then ordered01:26:25
cut off the heads of the offending commander01:26:28
detachment However, the prince seeing what they want01:26:30
execute two of his favorite concubines01:26:32
opposed this development of the situation01:26:35
to which Sun Tzu remarked to him I already01:26:38
appointed commander when commander01:26:41
not all orders are in the troops01:26:43
rulers are for him01:26:44
obligatory and with these words executed01:26:47
guilty concubines were appointed01:26:50
new squad leaders edifying01:26:52
the execution was in vain, the women became01:26:55
obey the commander unquestioningly01:26:57
strictly executing all his orders under01:26:59
bar fraction then Sun Tzu reported to the prince01:27:03
the army has already been put in order01:27:06
may come down for a personal inspection01:27:07
no matter how the ruler wishes to use01:27:10
his army will go in a carriage into the water but01:27:13
a ruler who ended up losing two01:27:15
I was extremely dissatisfied with my favorite concubines01:27:18
I know that you are an excellent leader01:27:20
army even if thanks to this I become01:27:22
hegemon I don't want to achieve the goal01:27:25
at this price commander please01:27:27
disband the army and return to your place01:27:30
I don't want to continue on what Sun Tzu01:27:33
sharply remarked your majesty loves01:27:36
only words but cannot comprehend them01:27:38
the prince still didn’t understand the meaning01:27:41
to achieve the Great Goal in difficult01:27:43
conditions you have to pay a big price01:27:46
using extreme methods for motivation01:27:48
company resources in this case01:27:51
concubines and her aspirations01:27:54
Sun Tzu must be in full01:27:56
compliance so that the goal is achieved01:27:59
emo sex love has no place in business01:28:03
business is the territory of extreme01:28:05
tensions where their own rules apply01:28:08
the modern world is a whole network of real01:28:11
and potential battle zones01:28:13
high and the struggle is based on our being01:28:16
war is no longer a metaphor but a state of mind01:28:19
some sayings of Sun Tzu war is01:28:23
the path of deception therefore even if you01:28:25
capable of showing your opponent your01:28:28
failure when must enter into battle01:28:31
your powers Pretend to be inactive when01:28:33
the king is close and shows that she is far away01:28:36
When is she really far away?01:28:38
giving the impression that she is close01:28:41
war loves victory and does not love01:28:44
duration01:28:45
the best thing is war to break plans01:28:48
smash the enemy at the next place01:28:51
his alliances in the next place break it01:28:54
troops the worst thing is to besiege fortresses01:28:58
fight it a hundred times and win it a hundred times01:29:01
no better from the best better from the best01:29:03
conquer someone else's army without fighting the one who01:29:07
knows when he can fight and when01:29:09
can't be the winner01:29:12
invincibility lies within itself01:29:14
the possibility of Victory lies in01:29:17
the enemy to control many is also what01:29:20
manage few affairs in an organization01:29:23
first be like an innocent girl and01:29:26
the enemy will open his door later01:29:29
be like an escaped hare and the enemy does not01:29:32
will have time to take measures to protect you if you01:29:35
I found out that you have a spy01:29:37
enemy and is definitely watching you01:29:39
influencing him with benefit, lead him to01:29:42
yourself and place it in your place01:29:44
bad qualities and actions of a person01:29:46
depend on himself01:29:49
troubles come when people are in their01:29:52
Lazy people forget to take care of themselves if01:29:55
you will act too cruelly01:29:57
you will fail if you01:30:00
act too softly you seem01:30:02
in chains01:30:04
when a person has a lot of free time01:30:06
time he will achieve a little what01:30:09
is accomplished without human labor and01:30:12
what he gets beyond his desires01:30:14
constitutes the activity of heaven when01:30:17
a person refuses to do what he is told01:30:19
destined and waiting for what the sky will do01:30:21
he's all wrong for him01:30:24
even if a person by nature has01:30:27
with his wonderful qualities and wisdom01:30:30
must still get a Wise teacher01:30:32
explore him he must choose for himself01:30:35
make friends with good people and be friends with them01:30:37
you have to study all your life until the end01:30:40
breathing01:30:41
Chapter 17 Robert Kiyosaki on importance01:30:45
financial education is the one who always01:30:48
ready for development training who constantly01:30:51
tracks books on personal growth and01:30:53
business people have probably heard about a series of books about01:30:56
rich and poor dads are possible in these01:30:59
books you have read or even re-read01:31:00
from time to time the author of these01:31:03
bestseller is American01:31:04
writer, teacher, entrepreneur and01:31:07
investor Robert Kiyosaki net worth01:31:09
which is more than two billion dollars01:31:12
he is successful, cheerful, engaged01:31:15
favorite thing in demand as01:31:17
international financial consultant01:31:19
issues01:31:20
Robert Kiyosaki was born in 194701:31:24
island of Hawaii in a Japanese family01:31:26
emigrants in the fourth generation living01:31:28
in America01:31:29
Robert's parents were teachers01:31:31
who chose the best to teach their son01:31:34
local school where children from01:31:36
wealthy families of his father Ralph01:31:39
Kiyosaki Doctor of Philosophy01:31:42
holding the position of Minister01:31:43
Education in the State of Hawaii Robert later01:31:46
will call him poor in the book he wrote01:31:48
dad role of rich dad Kiyosaki01:31:51
will take his school friend's father01:31:53
Michael who for many years01:31:56
taught Robert financial literacy01:31:59
give him valuable advice regarding money and01:32:01
played a huge role in success01:32:03
Kiyosaki in adulthood01:32:06
autobiographical story of Kiyosaki01:32:07
illustrating the difference in worldview and01:32:10
financial approach of two fathers Robert I01:32:12
Michael and formed the basis of his first book01:32:15
rich poor dad who brought01:32:18
fame and world recognition was01:32:21
more than 11 million copies published01:32:23
books but let's return to the history of formation01:32:26
Roberta after graduating from high school01:32:29
enters the New York Academy01:32:31
Merchant Navy and then receiving a diploma01:32:35
higher education goes to work at01:32:37
merchant ship01:32:38
traveling around Kiyosaki's world01:32:40
decides to make drastic changes in his01:32:42
life and joins the Marine Corps01:32:45
infantry in which they serve01:32:47
US Naval officer in01:32:49
Vietnam for valiant service Pilot01:32:52
combat helicopter Robert Kiyosaki was01:32:54
awarded the USAF Leaving Service Medal01:32:57
in Vietnam, Kiyosaki is hired as a trader01:33:00
agent for the copier company A already Through01:33:02
opened his own business for a couple of years01:33:04
leather trading company01:33:07
nylon products However Business01:33:09
career wasn’t going as well as Robert wanted, although01:33:12
he was able to put together initial capital01:33:14
trying to prevent any more annoying01:33:16
mistakes in business Kiyosaki begins01:33:18
make T-shirts for rockers01:33:20
Hello He was more successful in this business01:33:22
but not enough to satisfy01:33:25
the dream of financial independence01:33:27
an ambitious entrepreneur with a passion for01:33:30
games on the stock market deprives Kiyosaki01:33:32
earned money But his desire01:33:35
become a rich man still01:33:37
great hard work perseverance01:33:39
life's failures faith in01:33:41
feasibility of any goal01:33:43
help Robert finally achieve01:33:45
desired heights and find your comfortable01:33:48
A Place in the Sun in 1995 Kiyosaki01:33:52
Sharon-Lecher founded together01:33:54
international educational company01:33:56
detgonization speech teaching young people01:33:59
financial literacy people today01:34:02
Robert Kiyosaki successful financial01:34:04
consultant who helps people correctly01:34:06
invest your cash savings and01:34:09
become financially independent01:34:12
author of more than 25 books that have sold worldwide01:34:15
around the world in an amount of more than 2601:34:17
million copies What book01:34:19
Kiyosaki you wouldn't choose she would be for01:34:22
Desire will be a great motivator for you01:34:24
take action and improve your life quotes01:34:27
from the books of Robert Kiyosaki There are two types01:34:31
money problems one when01:34:33
not enough different when there are too many of them01:34:35
many which problem you choose01:34:38
an excuse is a lie you tell01:34:41
stop nagging yourself01:34:43
complain and act like children01:34:46
excuses make a person poor01:34:49
start with small transactions only01:34:51
education and experience make a person01:34:54
richer and richer human life is01:34:57
fight ignorance with consciousness We are each01:35:00
day we decide to close or01:35:02
open your mind to new things as soon as01:35:05
a person stops looking for a new one01:35:06
information and look deep into himself01:35:09
becomes ignorant if you01:35:12
Do you think that training is expensive?01:35:13
Try to find out how much it costs01:35:15
ignorance is the number one rule for01:35:18
who ever wants to become an entrepreneur01:35:20
don't get a job for the sake of money01:35:24
must be clear, simple and01:35:26
written down on paper if they are not01:35:29
written down on paper and used every day01:35:31
reconsidering this is not the goal01:35:33
wish If you think there is a problem01:35:36
in me you will have to change me if01:35:39
you will understand that the problem is you01:35:41
you can change yourself and learn something01:35:43
and become wiser most people expect01:35:46
that everyone else in the world will change but01:35:49
only they themselves do not mean winning01:35:52
afraid to lose failure inspires01:35:55
Action always wins winners01:35:58
inaction01:36:00
the single most powerful asset01:36:02
which we all have Our mind01:36:04
today the main wealth is in information and01:36:08
the richest man is the one who01:36:10
has the most up-to-date information01:36:12
Small thinkers are unable to01:36:15
to great things the most important obstacles01:36:19
on the path of human genius are01:36:21
excessive fear and uncertainty Bitterly01:36:24
see students who know the answer but01:36:26
they are often afraid to express it in real life01:36:28
It is not the smart who succeed in the world, but the brave01:36:31
Every time you think that you don't01:36:34
cope with something in the world there is someone who01:36:36
thinks he can handle it01:36:38
spend your whole life in fear and01:36:41
without realizing a single dream That's what01:36:43
brutally work hard for money and01:36:46
think that they will let you buy things01:36:47
that will make you happy that's what01:36:50
scary as a child I often heard from my father01:36:54
that for the Japanese there are three forces01:36:56
giving power, the power of the sword, the power of gold and01:36:59
strength mirror sword symbolizes strength01:37:02
weapons gold symbolizes the power of money01:37:04
there is truth in the proverb remember the Golden01:37:08
rule rules are created by those who have01:37:10
gold mirror is the power of self-knowledge01:37:14
Japanese legend gives this strength01:37:16
greatest power chapter 1801:37:20
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that positive thinking can01:37:26
works real miracles proves01:37:28
biography of a simple billionaire whose01:37:31
the state is in third place in01:37:33
list of the richest people in the world Warren01:37:37
Buffett was always sure that he would01:37:39
rich and never doubted it01:37:41
for a minute that's exactly what happened to him01:37:44
Warren Buffett was born in 1930 in01:37:48
Omaha Nebraska from birth to a boy01:37:51
was given a lot thanks to his father01:37:53
Howard Buffett American01:37:55
congressman and businessman early01:37:58
learning to read and multiply without help01:38:00
counting devices multi-digit numbers01:38:02
the raven began almost as a child01:38:05
comprehend the wisdom of the financial world01:38:07
Raven's father contributed in every possible way01:38:10
early development of handling skills01:38:12
son's first experience with money01:38:14
investment the boy acquired back in01:38:17
at the age of 11, having bought and then sold01:38:19
three shares of the company network service does not matter01:38:23
what was not successful is important what01:38:25
little Raven learned his lesson for life01:38:28
that on the stock exchange trust business01:38:30
it's not worth the occasion01:38:32
resourceful and proactive teenager01:38:35
wasted my time on pranks like his01:38:36
peers he was interested in doing01:38:39
money and watch it grow at 1301:38:42
years old crow got a job as a mail carrier01:38:45
optimized my route as a result01:38:47
what could he serve more01:38:49
subscribers and get more money01:38:52
so much more that his salary is almost01:38:55
reached the postmaster's salary01:38:58
Buffett's practicality01:39:00
younger but absolutely amazing for01:39:03
child allowed to accumulate a crow amount01:39:05
enough money to buy land01:39:08
plot, having bought the plot, he rented it out to01:39:11
rent is another source of income01:39:14
brought 10 thousand dollars for Warren01:39:17
slot machines became broken01:39:19
pinball01:39:20
having repaired them in the Buffett workshop01:39:22
installed them in hairdressing salons no young01:39:26
Warren Buffett wasn't obsessed with money01:39:28
which were in sufficient quantities01:39:30
his influential father was carried away by himself01:39:33
process of multiplying papers with watermarks01:39:35
signs after Buffett graduates from school01:39:39
entered Columbia University01:39:41
from New York where Benjamin taught01:39:43
Graham famous economist investor01:39:45
pawned by thieves on the basis of the correct01:39:48
investing essentially in Buffett's life01:39:50
just like Kiyosaki, he also had two dads01:39:53
only both are rich01:39:55
Benjamin Graham taught not to speculate with01:39:58
stocks and balance sheet analysis01:40:01
Buffett agreed with his teacher01:40:03
but his business philosophy was expressed in01:40:07
the following formula is not to buy shares A01:40:10
the business behind them is deep01:40:13
the conviction of a visionary businessman01:40:14
you should invest only in that01:40:17
a company that anyone can run01:40:19
fool because ever fool her01:40:22
will definitely lead after graduating from01:40:25
Buffett works at different universities01:40:27
companies and then back to Omaha01:40:29
marries Susan Thompson with whom01:40:32
will live happily married for more than 50 years01:40:35
in 1956 the wizard of emerald one of01:40:39
Buffett's nicknames miraculously from 10501:40:42
thousand dollars of his initial01:40:44
capital makes 7 million01:40:47
in 10 years Buffett will acquire01:40:49
controlling stake in the company01:40:51
berkshare hasway this is textile01:40:54
the enterprise has become the main investment01:40:56
Business guru for many years during this time01:40:59
The initially unprofitable company grew01:41:02
in the investment giant the most01:41:05
reputable and respected company01:41:07
Planet is the name of Barants magazine01:41:09
Buffett's reformed company01:41:11
Berkshare Hezovoy in 2007 strategy01:41:15
long-term investment investing01:41:18
money only to those production companies01:41:20
which are understandable and manufactured products01:41:22
is included in the preferences of the01:41:24
investor basic principles01:41:26
Warren Buffett investing01:41:28
possessing enviable patience unprecedented01:41:31
ingenuity and iron logic in his01:41:34
investment portfolio there are many well-known01:41:36
to the whole world of companies including01:41:38
American Express The fashion post01:41:40
Coca Colada Gillette McDonald's Wall01:41:43
Disney results of Udachny01:41:45
Buffett's investing is impressive01:41:47
invested $600 million in shares01:41:50
Gillette companies have become more01:41:52
than 4 billion share price01:41:55
Coca-Cola increased from one million to 300 thousand01:41:57
up to 13 billion 400 million dollars01:42:01
market price of The Washington Post newspaper01:42:04
for which Buffett once paid 1101:42:06
million dollars is now estimated at01:42:09
1 billion Warren Buffett with his business01:42:12
demonstrates the classics stable and01:42:14
successful activities as well as your01:42:17
genius at what he loves01:42:19
with all my heart another nickname is oracles01:42:22
Buffett received swings for his unique01:42:24
financial intuition, insight and01:42:27
ability to give accurate economic01:42:29
everyday life forecasts billionaire Warren Buffett01:42:32
in the mode with that side he goes to01:42:35
an old Honda bought on the cheap01:42:37
lives in a house he bought for 3001:42:40
thousand dollars half a century ago But his01:42:43
Charitable contribution to Bill's foundation and01:42:45
Milenda Gates accounted for 75 percent of01:42:48
Buffett's entire fortune This is the most01:42:51
a large-scale act of charity for01:42:53
the entire history of mankind And now01:42:55
useful advice and sayings from Warren01:42:58
Buffett about business and investments01:43:01
I never buy anything if I can't01:43:04
describe my explanations on one paper and01:43:07
reasons I could be wrong but I will know01:43:10
the answer to this is I pay 32 billion dollars for01:43:13
the coca cola company because and if you01:43:17
you can't answer this question01:43:19
worth buying these shares But if you01:43:22
answer this question and do it01:43:24
several times you will earn a lot of money01:43:27
buy shares only of those companies whose01:43:30
do you like the products personally I'm the best01:43:34
investor because I am a Businessman and I01:43:36
best businessman because I'm an investor01:43:38
where better to buy a wonderful company01:43:41
at a fair price than an honest company at01:43:44
great price01:43:46
If you are on a ship that01:43:48
constantly leaks better to direct01:43:51
efforts to find a new vessel and not to01:43:53
never put the filling of holes in those01:43:57
areas in which you do not understand01:43:59
time is the friend and enemy of great business01:44:03
for the mediocre01:44:04
buy only what you would like01:44:07
enjoyed owning if the market01:44:09
closed for 10 years the risk comes from01:44:13
not knowing what you're doing01:44:15
invest money in business with01:44:17
international networks If you01:44:20
You don't have to use calculations01:44:22
reach the peaks but don't sink01:44:25
into madness If you are so smart then why01:44:29
I'm so rich even if you are very01:44:32
talented and putting in a lot of effort01:44:35
for some results just01:44:37
it takes time you won't get the baby01:44:40
in a month even if you force01:44:42
I'm not going to get 90 women pregnant01:44:46
I jump over a 7 foot barrier01:44:49
I'll look and choose a barrier one high01:44:51
foot through which I can just01:44:53
step over01:44:55
success when you are loved by people you know with us01:44:59
There's an old polka in Omaha01:45:01
Holocaust survivor she survived because01:45:04
that people hid her, fed her, took care of her01:45:07
they defended they risked their lives01:45:10
they did it because they loved her when01:45:13
people love you This is the biggest success in01:45:16
of your life01:45:17
never count on what you have01:45:20
there will be good sales Better do it01:45:22
your prices are so attractive that01:45:25
even mediocre sales will give you good ones01:45:28
results will take 20 years before you01:45:32
create a reputation for yourself and you will need01:45:34
just 5 minutes to lose her01:45:37
you will approach things differently if01:45:39
think about it the price is what you01:45:43
pay what you actually get01:45:47
it doesn't really matter about stocks or socks, I always01:45:50
I love buying quality products01:45:53
reduced prices01:45:54
It's better to be sure of the good01:45:57
result than hoping for an excellent01:46:00
eventually when the wave recedes01:46:03
it becomes clear who is swimming naked01:46:06
You don't have to be a mega-scientist01:46:09
investing is not a game where guys01:46:12
with an IQ of 160 they defeat those with01:46:15
he is 130 chapter 19 the founder of computer01:46:20
Empire Michael Del computer genius01:46:23
Michael does how Warren Buffett got01:46:26
good start from birth01:46:27
born into a fairly wealthy family01:46:30
in Houston on February 2301:46:33
1965 Michael's father was a dentist01:46:37
mother worked in a brokerage office but01:46:40
Michael who has had since childhood01:46:41
entrepreneurial spirit did not want to go01:46:44
Following in the footsteps of his parents at school Michael01:46:47
studied reluctantly at the age of 8 He even01:46:50
tried to get permission to study01:46:52
in absentia but naturally get the story01:46:55
when Michael was 12 years old his passion01:46:58
collecting postage stamps and01:47:00
desire to earn money on your own01:47:02
for their acquisition were born in the head01:47:04
smart boy business plan01:47:07
he persuaded the stamp owners in the city01:47:10
trust him with your collections posted01:47:13
advertisement for Della brand01:47:15
district magazine and organized an auction01:47:18
the stamps that Michael brought first01:47:20
earnings of 2000 dollars in the same01:47:23
age, little deeds showed their01:47:26
enterprise and fishing01:47:27
weaving a unique tackle on which were01:47:30
10 Hooks were placed at once, which allowed01:47:33
significantly increase catch01:47:35
Michael worked part-time as a teenager at the post office01:47:38
gathering subscribers to a local daily01:47:41
the Houston Chronicle newspaper and received01:47:43
interest from each subscriber01:47:46
I had a brilliant idea to propose01:47:48
subscription for newlyweds and new residents01:47:50
the easiest thing was to convince me to subscribe01:47:53
obtain information about the subject of interest01:47:55
gave the audience instructions to his friends01:47:57
then to each address of the young couple and01:48:00
resourceful few new residents of the city01:48:02
sent a personal letter in which01:48:04
offered two weeks as a gift01:48:06
free subscription as a result of this01:48:09
marketing 17 year old business earned 1801:48:12
thousands of dollars that I spent on01:48:15
buying a car01:48:16
after graduation Michael at the insistence01:48:19
parents entered the biology department at Texas01:48:22
University to become a doctor like father01:48:24
but the younger one's business is more important than anything else01:48:27
began to occupy computers seeing01:48:29
excellent business opportunity01:48:31
Michael purchases surplus IBM computers01:48:34
accumulated in dealer warehouses and after01:48:37
some optimization of electronic machines01:48:39
sells them at a reduced price to lawyers01:48:41
for doctors and businessmen things went like this01:48:44
successfully that soon the 19-year-old business creates01:48:48
own company pcz limited01:48:50
selling computers later01:48:53
renamed to affairs computer01:48:55
corporate way of affairs computer01:48:57
Corporation was not easy tough01:49:00
competition numerous problems with01:49:02
technology and a bunch of other things01:49:04
troubles plaguing the company01:49:06
constantly did not break gave opposite01:49:09
just added incentive and desire01:49:11
develop self-confidence perseverance skill01:49:14
turn disadvantages into advantages01:49:16
good intuition allowed Michael to do the job01:49:19
become the third largest producer01:49:21
computers in the world its net profit01:49:24
company is worth 3 billion dollars01:49:27
per year today unique businessman Michael01:49:30
business person with a special view of the business world01:49:33
finances willingly shared with everyone01:49:36
thoughts and advice are my advantage01:49:39
when I first started my business01:49:41
was that I didn't know anything01:49:43
I was guided by intuition, cleared of01:49:46
preconceived notions in order to01:49:49
You don't have to be a genius to think outside the box01:49:51
visionaries and even graduates01:49:53
university is enough to have the basis for01:49:56
thinking and the ability to dream sometimes01:49:59
It's better not to ask or listen when01:50:01
people tell you it's impossible01:50:04
I just took it and did what I had in mind01:50:06
the first thing I had to learn was01:50:08
relationship between the number of failures and01:50:11
lessons learned the more mistakes I make01:50:13
did the more I managed to learn01:50:16
I'm sure everything is fine, very easy to solve01:50:18
that you are invincible but this is exactly the one01:50:21
the moment when you are weakest I always01:50:24
it seemed more natural to build01:50:27
business based on real01:50:28
the client's needs and not ours01:50:31
the idea of them is to believe that01:50:33
you do If you have a real one01:50:36
concept don't pay attention to those who01:50:39
will convince you otherwise and hire01:50:42
employees who completely share yours01:50:44
looks are always nice to do what01:50:46
others consider it impossible or even01:50:48
incredible emotional decision without01:50:51
thorough analysis especially in complex01:50:53
moments will inevitably lead to collapse01:50:55
planning is one of those areas where01:50:58
experience is more important than natural intelligence being01:51:02
the head of the company does not matter big01:51:04
or small you can't do everything in01:51:06
Alone in fact you are practically01:51:09
you can't do anything alone01:51:12
I may appear without warning01:51:14
On the factory floor to talk to01:51:16
employees and understand how it really is01:51:18
things are going well for them. We try not to do too much.01:51:21
I'm proud of my successes01:51:24
opinions that most of the confusion01:51:26
happening today in major01:51:28
corporations occurs due to01:51:30
limited communication and complex01:51:32
hierarchical culture is easy to conquer01:51:35
client today has little true task in01:51:38
in order to bring him into Delight and01:51:40
more than once the only remedy01:51:43
communication which may be more01:51:45
more effective than the Internet is direct01:51:47
transferring thoughts don't make yourself important01:51:50
clients value people much more01:51:52
trusting partnerships01:51:55
complexity can ruin intimacy01:51:58
always pays off well when friends01:52:01
suppliers are always nearby and when they are nearby01:52:03
even better if your market share01:52:07
is still calculated in single digits and01:52:09
You have to compete with the big ones01:52:11
companies you can easily learn01:52:13
diversify or perish01:52:17
others consider it a disadvantage Turn it into01:52:19
advantage sometimes good attack01:52:22
best defense success is a dangerous thing01:52:26
because at this moment you are both01:52:28
invincible and vulnerable don't waste time on01:52:32
choosing the ideal opportunity So you01:52:34
miss the right path, you found yours01:52:37
calling or just looking for a passion01:52:40
should be the fire that guides you01:52:42
Chapter 20 Adventurer Richard Branson01:52:47
Have you noticed what the most successful people have in common?01:52:50
people of our planet, they do everything01:52:53
I love what I do, I do what I want Live01:52:57
Rejoice at working souls and the money will come01:52:59
our next hero states themselves01:53:02
in whose opinion life is so long01:53:04
To waste it on boring things01:53:06
things that bring pleasure and joy01:53:08
sir richard branson empire builder01:53:12
virgin group consisting of more than 20001:53:14
thriving companies one of the most01:53:16
rich and famous people in England01:53:18
Philanthropist and entrepreneur life01:53:21
Branson is a great example of what when01:53:24
there is a desire to achieve something01:53:26
goal any business is feasible you just need to01:53:29
take and do without looking back01:53:31
existing You have experience and education01:53:34
Richard Branson was born on July 18, 195001:53:38
and was the firstborn of a hereditary family01:53:41
aristocrat Edward James Branson and01:53:44
flight attendant Eva Brunson Richard's father01:53:47
failed to make a career as a lawyer01:53:49
failed at the very beginning by not passing the exam01:53:52
college mother trying to make money01:53:54
for the needs of a family of four01:53:57
children worked tirelessly01:53:59
Evie Branson loved everything01:54:02
adventures and ability to overcome01:54:04
life obstacles belongs01:54:05
main contribution to personality development01:54:08
Richard at school with Richard suffering01:54:11
myopia and dyslexia disorder01:54:13
reading skills01:54:16
letters affairs went very poorly at age01:54:19
He was even forced to leave 13 years01:54:21
privileged English school and01:54:24
continued his studies at school table for01:54:26
[ __ ] students in Buckinghamshire there01:54:29
Richard learned to ignore01:54:31
blows of fate Richard's childhood tests01:54:33
create a profitable business failed01:54:35
failure First he and his friend01:54:38
Elena grew up selling and then young01:54:41
entrepreneur started trading01:54:43
parrots a year after graduation01:54:45
school Richard with his partner01:54:48
publishes the first issue of Student magazine01:54:51
Despite the fact that a year later the magazine was01:54:53
closed due to difficulties with its01:54:55
Branson acquired distribution01:54:57
he soon creates invaluable experience01:55:00
youth counseling center01:55:02
Student Advisory Center at that time01:55:05
There was a huge interest in music among young people01:55:07
so Branson came up with the idea to create01:55:09
own recording business01:55:12
Branson's mailing company01:55:14
records by mail were first called01:55:17
sliding disk but even then Branson01:55:20
there were far-reaching plans and he was looking for01:55:22
a name that could unite01:55:24
all his subsequent projects are unrelated01:55:27
with the music industry Once Alone01:55:30
the employee suggested the name of the company01:55:32
Virgin translated from English01:55:34
virgin name stuck in 197101:55:38
Richard Branson decides to open his own01:55:41
the first music store01:55:43
records of money for renting premises from01:55:46
Branson wasn't there but he managed01:55:48
persuade the owner of the shoe store to give01:55:50
promising him a room on the second floor01:55:53
a crowd of people who are going to a musical01:55:55
the store will buy shoes on the first01:55:58
floor Branson soon realizes that01:56:00
serious money in the music business01:56:02
are on the record labels01:56:05
so he decides to buy a country house01:56:07
in a quiet and beautiful place and arrange01:56:10
it into a recording studio and again01:56:13
lack of money to buy a house01:56:15
stopped Branson's bulk of the money01:56:18
he borrowed from the bank as collateral for his01:56:20
two and a half existing business01:56:23
Richard received thousands from his parents and01:56:25
seven and a half thousand from his aunt01:56:27
who, for the sake of her nephew’s idea, pawned01:56:30
his house, which Richard learned about later01:56:32
by smuggling records to01:56:35
close debts branson unintentionally01:56:37
violates the law and as a result01:56:39
finds himself in custody in01:56:41
police station Where was he from?01:56:43
released on bail from the parental home01:56:45
instead of using famous ones01:56:47
musicians Richard Branson Starts01:56:49
record and open new ones to the world01:56:51
superstars Michael Allfield punk band01:56:55
Sex Pistols Sting half blown by Janet01:56:58
Jackson and others in the 80s Virgin01:57:01
gradually turns into01:57:03
diversified company engaged in01:57:05
besides the music business01:57:07
film production real estate trade01:57:09
computer games However, Branson is not01:57:13
stop he dreams of his01:57:14
airlines and it doesn’t matter that it’s very01:57:17
an expensive and difficult business01:57:20
paying attention to disagreement between partners01:57:22
Branson rents Boeing and arranges01:57:24
Virgin Atlantic demonstration flight01:57:27
also fails a competitor01:57:29
add fuel to the fire but Branson doesn't01:57:31
gives in and after some efforts01:57:34
measures the company reaches self-sufficiency01:57:36
And in 1989, Virgin Atlantic's profits01:57:40
will be 10 million pounds Branson01:57:44
continues to conquer new heights and01:57:46
not only in this business, opening from scratch01:57:48
incredible variety of companies01:57:50
different profiles but also in personal life01:57:52
he flies across the Pacific Ocean by air01:57:55
balloon setting a world record01:57:57
crosses the Atlantic on a ship in the most01:58:00
fastest time in the history of navigation A01:58:03
on a car amphibian installs01:58:05
Channel crossing speed record01:58:07
King Richard Branson never gets tired01:58:09
he can shock the public01:58:12
appear at the opening of a women's store01:58:14
dress and heavy makeup come to the reception01:58:16
to the royal palace in faded jeans and01:58:19
baseball caps to push the invitee01:58:21
pop diva in the pool or throw herself01:58:23
cakes today Sir Richard Branson01:58:26
continues to do what he wants besides01:58:28
he is engaged in business01:58:30
charity by contributing to01:58:32
environmental protection together with the floor01:58:35
Malin Branson is developing the project01:58:37
Virgin Galactic whose goal is just01:58:40
Give 200 thousand dollars to anyone01:58:42
who wants to go into space01:58:44
journey he still asked and01:58:47
vital energy of his 65 years He is everything01:58:50
is also not afraid to take risks and01:58:52
tempt fate both in business and in01:58:55
in ordinary life, Branson is sure that only01:58:57
taking risks, getting involved in adventures, you can01:59:00
achieving something worthwhile is better01:59:03
listen to branson himself Be careful01:59:06
if the fact of risk depends entirely on01:59:09
case or difficult to predict But remember01:59:12
choosing guaranteed security you01:59:15
you will never know the joy of Victory01:59:18
a lesson I learned and follow01:59:21
all my life I have been doing what I need01:59:22
try and try and try again but01:59:25
Never give up01:59:27
by challenging yourself you grow and change01:59:30
your life's view of the world becomes01:59:32
life-affirming to achieve goals01:59:35
goals aren't always easy, but it's not01:59:38
reason to stop01:59:39
Never say give up always repeat01:59:43
I can and I will try until I succeed01:59:46
Victories and not all wheels have been invented yet01:59:49
the world is too amazing to sit01:59:51
folded arms challenge is the reason and driving force01:59:55
the power of all the deeds of mankind if there is01:59:58
we will cross the ocean if there is illness02:00:01
we will cure it if it exists02:00:04
injustice we will correct it if02:00:07
there is a record, we will beat it, and if there is one02:00:10
the peak we will conquer it02:00:13
in fact, your shortcomings are not at all02:00:16
other people are interested in that's why you're not interested02:00:18
you should focus on them02:00:21
money is a means to an end02:00:24
and not the goal itself is one of my main02:00:27
motto sounds like never do it02:00:30
nothing that will let you sleep peacefully02:00:32
this is a good rule and worth it02:00:35
follow02:00:36
in life you always win something and02:00:39
you are losing something, be happy and happy02:00:42
winning without regretting losing and not02:00:44
repent never look back02:00:47
you still won't change the past, but I02:00:50
I try to learn from his mistakes Success02:00:53
it's more than just failure02:00:55
you need to believe in yourself and implement02:00:58
conceived in life then and others02:01:00
they start to believe in you02:01:03
the man who founded IKEA shares all his02:01:06
a day in ten-minute segments That's what02:01:08
he says if 10 minutes have passed then it’s already02:01:12
irrevocably divide your life into02:01:14
pieces for 10 minutes and don't let02:01:16
an abyss even for a moment02:01:18
respecting people means respecting everyone02:01:22
them and not just those whom you want02:01:23
make an impression02:01:26
caution is important but slowness02:01:28
dangerous02:01:30
the most unusual and amazing02:01:32
Virgin Group's achievement is that02:01:35
unlike most enterprises, we02:01:37
remember what business business is02:01:40
creativity is like painting02:01:42
you always start with a clean slate02:01:46
If You Ask What I Believe More02:01:49
in total I will answer my family this is mine02:01:52
solid credo I know that sometimes people02:01:54
disagree, this happened to me too02:01:57
I know that some people live in02:01:59
alone but close friends are02:02:02
family too, we all need support02:02:04
mutual assistance and Although I have learned firmly02:02:07
stand on your own feet without02:02:09
devotion and support of family and friends02:02:11
I wouldn't achieve anything02:02:14
it is not necessary to study for 6 years to02:02:17
become an architect02:02:18
just starting to work im my grandma02:02:22
lived a life filled to the brim when02:02:25
she was 89 and became the oldest02:02:28
a person in Britain who passed02:02:29
Advanced practical exam02:02:31
difficulties of Palatine American dances for her02:02:34
was 90 when she became the oldest02:02:36
golfer hitting the ball into the hole02:02:39
with one blow the grandmother did not stop02:02:41
study at 95 she read a short history02:02:45
since Stephen Hawking, becoming one of the02:02:48
few who mastered this book from the beginning02:02:50
and until the end, shortly before her death, she02:02:53
died at 99 years old grandmother went to02:02:56
round the world cruise she laughed heartily02:02:59
when she was accidentally abandoned in Jamaica02:03:01
wearing only a swimsuit, her position was clear02:03:04
life is given once and with this chance you need02:03:07
make the most of the conclusion02:03:10
start living your life to the fullest right now02:03:14
decide now to improve02:03:16
start your life every day with02:03:19
realizing that time is short in advance02:03:22
plan your day to be on time02:03:24
do the right things at the right time02:03:26
a successful person is first and foremost02:03:29
an organized person who02:03:31
knows what things are for him02:03:33
really important and gives to them02:03:36
preference but having studied the biographies of the rich02:03:39
and famous people armed with them02:03:41
experience and inspired by their advice02:03:44
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