You will become what you think about in that is the Court of the Day.

Welcome back to the Court of the Day Show. I'm your host, Sean Croxon of Sean Croxon.com.

Happy Wednesday to you. Today's feature speaker is Mr. Earl Nightingale. This talk really

piggybacks on what Bob Proctor was talking about on Monday. If you remember at the end

of Bob's talk, he says, you don't become what you think about. You become what you think

about and internalize. The way that you internalize it is through feeling. Like I said, Monday,

getting into the feeling of the wish fulfilled, getting into the feeling of the goal achieved.

That's exactly what Earl is talking about here. We all have to have goals. A life without

a goal is just really boring, just blah life. We have to get clear on what our goals are.

We have to internalize them, really get into that feeling. Without further ado, here's

Earl Nightingale. We are at our very best and we are happiest when we are fully engaged in work

we enjoy on the journey toward the goal we've established for ourselves. It gives meaning to our

time off and comfort to our sleep. It makes everything else in life so wonderful, so worthwhile.

Most people only think of the words success tend to equate it with lots of money. Sometimes

that's a natural part of the goal and tells us how well we're doing, but not always for any means.

Success is whatever we want it to be that is worthy of us. That's why I commented earlier

that success may also be defined as the pursuit of a worthy ideal. For example, I can't imagine anyone

being more successful than an outstanding teacher who's striving to know more about the art of

teaching and the subject matter that will catch the interest of his or her pupils.

Who understands that every student is different and learns at a different rate of speed.

Joanne's satisfaction comes to us from serving others and there are literally millions of ways

of doing that. For those whose goals involve the serving of great numbers of people,

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