So make these notes now. When the why gets stronger, the how gets easier.

When the why gets big, powerful, strong, how seems to be so much easier.

Without a strong enough why, the how seems to be too difficult almost to accomplish.

Say, how do you manage your time?

Hey, if you had strong and powerful enough goals, you'd figure out how to manage your time.

You'd get a book on the subject.

You know, you'd do something to manage your time if it was worth it.

If it's not worth it, you know, why would you bother studying the art

of managing your time if it really

doesn't matter? But if it really mattered in the accomplishment of your goals and why you

wish to accomplishment, see, you can do anything. You can get up any hour, read any book,

take any class, make any change, develop any skill, do any discipline. I mean, you can do it

all when

this how and the why or when the why starts to grow. The how gets simple. Now I want

you to answer this question. What kind of person must I become to achieve all I want?

And I'll give you time to write that down now. What kind of person must I become to achieve all I want?

What you become helps you to achieve, and what you achieve helps you to become.

And the more you become, the more you can achieve, and the more you achieve, the more you can become.

Who knows which affects the other the most?

This is time for a little truth here.

Maybe you need to become much wiser than you are at the moment.

You need to become stronger.

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