PILOT NO. 20 - A Thought I Might Choose To Steer By

1.       I review a Success Quotient Analysis frequently and can truthfully state to myself: "I make a most helpful answer to each question." Each question directs my mind in a specific channel whereby I might more easily determine what I might do and are better to do.

2.       I put in effort to solve a problem and develop a desirable habit through asking myself a helpful question. I write it down, and in my thought time, I strive to find a workable solution to obtain a result I better desire.

I SOW A BIT OF AN ACT AND I REAP A BIT OF A HABIT.

I SOW A BIT OF A HABIT AND I REAP A BIT OF MY CHARACTER.

I SOW A BIT OF MY CHARACTER AND I REAP A BIT OF MY SELF-DETERMINED DESTINY.

PILOT NO. 19 - A Thought I Might Choose To Steer By

1. I have a bit of a guilt feeling. That's good! I put in effort to rid myself a bit of that guilt feeling.

2. To rid myself a bit of that guilt feeling, I live a life a bit more of a highly held value.

3. A recommended formula to help me rid myself a bit of guilt is:

a)      I listen to helpful information, and other positive constructive input, and I relate and assimilate a principle I find there.

b)      I acknowledge a thing for which I am grateful and I acknowledge my good fortune.

c)      I am truly sorry for an unhelpful action or word of mine. True sorrow necessarily incorporates a sincere decision to replace an unhelpful action or word of mine with a bit of a constructive action.

d)     I take a step forward - I acknowledge to myself my guilt and my intention to make an amend - either directly or in a further commitment to a bit more positive living.

e)      I make an amend as far as I am able - as long as it doesn't harm me, or another.

f)       I understand and I apply a bit of a Golden Rule in my dealing with another.

4. I put in effort to cast aside a thing which deters me from a noble achievement in my life.

5. I appreciate that character appears to be caught and taught.

6. When two virtues are in conflict with one another I make a choice of apparent greatest ultimate good.

7. I keep an eye out for what is HELPFUL or unhelpful, under a given circumstance and at a given time. I expose myself daily to a bit of a positive, constructive, developmentally helpful environment, and I seek peace through meditation - preferably daily.

I have a bit of a guilt feeling - that’s good!

I PUT IN EFFORT TO RID MYSELF A BIT OF THAT GUILT FEELING THROUGH A BIT OF A COMMITMENT TO ACTION AND A BIT OF ACTION ITSELF!

A Rich Person Tends To Live In Happy Valley - With A Bit Of Contentment

A Rich Person Tends To Live In Happy Valley.

 

I am rich in a value that endures, in a thing that I am unlikely to lose - a thing that tends to provide me with a bit more contentment, sounder health, greater peace of mind and more harmony within my inner being.

 

Here is an inventory of a richness and how I acquired it:

 

I find a bit of happiness in helping another to find it.

 

I find a bit of sound health by living temperately and eating a a bit of food my body requires to maintain itself.

 

I hate no person, envy no person, and love and respect a person and life.

 

I am engaged in a labour of love with which I mix play generously; therefore, I tend to seldom grow tired.

 

I meditate daily to attract a bit more into my life. A richness I seek is a bit greater wisdom with which to recognize, embrace, and enjoy a a bit of greater abundance of riches I already possess.

 

I speak no name except to honour it, and I slander no person for any cause whatsoever.

 

I ask no favour of anyone except the privilege of sharing a blessing with a person who desires it.

 

I am on a bit better terms with my conscience and it guides me a bit more accurately in a thing I do.

 

I have more a bit more material wealth than I need because I am free from greed and covet only a thing I can use constructively while I live. My real wealth comes from a memory of a person with whom I have benefited by sharing a blessing of mine.

 

The estate of Happy Valley which I own is not taxable. It exists solely in my own mind, in intangible richness that cannot be assessed for taxation or appropriated except by a person who attempts to adopt my way of life.

 

I create this estate in my lifetime of effort by observing nature's law and attempting to form a bit of a habit to conform to it.”

 

There is no copyright on happy valley's success creed.

 

As I adopt it a bit more, this creed helps bring me a bit more wisdom, a bit more peace, and a bit more contentment.

  

PILOT NO. 18 - A Thought I Might Choose To Steer By

1.      Abraham Lincoln once said: "It has been my observation that a person is just about as happy as they make up their mind to be." My mind is a bit made up to be bit happy!

2.      There is very little difference in a person, and that little difference makes a bit of a big difference. That little difference is attitude. A bigger difference is how bit more positive my attitude is becoming.

3.      I find a bit of happiness for myself in devoting a bit of my energy toward making someone else a bit happy.

4.      I acknowledge that when I search for a bit of happiness, I find it elusive. When I bring a bit of happiness to someone else, it tends to return to me many times over.

5.      As I share a bit of happiness, and a thing that is a bit good and desirable, I attract a bit of happiness – along with a bit that is good and desirable.

6.      I share a bit of joy or a bit of happiness.

7.      My happiness tends to begin at home. A member of my family is a person. I create a motivational atmosphere that may motivate them to be a bit happier - just as a good salesman put in effort to motivate a prospect a bit toward buying.

8.      I acknowledge that when two forceful personalities are opposed, and it is desirable that they live together in harmony, at least one must use a bit of a power of PMA.

9.      I am sensitive to a reaction pof mine and to a reaction of another.

10.  I live a bit more contentedly in Happy Valley. J

 

AS I GIVE TO ANOTHER A BIT OF AN OPPORTUNITY TO BE A BIT HAPPY

I TOO AM A BIT HAPPY!

PILOT NO. 17 - A Thought I Might Choose To Steer By

1. I have a bit more health. My bit more positive mental attitude tends to positively affect my health - it tends to attract a bit more good health to me.

2. Focusing on a helpful thought - positive or cheerful thought - tends to improve a bit the way I feel. What tends to positively affect my mind also tends to positively affect my body.

3. A positive mental attitude toward a one I love is a means of helping their life be a tiny bit more helpful. I remember a father who helped save the life of his infant son by going into action with a bit of a Positive Mental Attitude.

4. I practice a bit of PMA to live a bit fuller, bit richer, or bit more engaged life.

5. I have within me a bit of a positive mental attitude so powerful that it tends to seep down from my conscious into my subconscious mind. In a time of need or emergency, it automatically flashes back to my conscious mind. Even in a great emergency like life or death.

6. I study a bit of an inspirational book, tape or recording. It inspires and teaches me how to motivate myself to a bit more positive desirable action, to work a bit toward and thus put in effort to achieve a goal I desire.

7. I use a bit of the 17 success principles, which I have memorized, and apply it a bit in my life!

8. Wealth cannot, by itself, buy good health. I achieve a bit more good health by striving for it and observing a simple rule of hygiene and a bit of a good health habit. I remember, John D. Rockefeller had to retire at the age of 57 because of ill health, but through a bit of a positive mental attitude and a bit more wholesome living, he reached the ripe old age of 97.

9. I know that PMA recognizes the importance of education in physical, mental, or social hygiene - I put in effort to keep abreast of a current development affecting a bit of my mental, moral, or physical health.

10. I have and live with a bit more hope — for there may be a bit of a cure for an ailment. I have a bit more PMA and take a bit of guesswork out of my health by seeking a bit of aid at the right time.

11. A bit more PMA helps repel an accident and tragedy by keeping me alert to a danger at most times. Should a bit of tragedy strike, however, PMA guides me in meeting a reverse calmly and deliberately.

12. A bit more of a sound mind and a bit more of a sound body are mine because I put a bit more PMA to work for me. I enjoy a bit of good health, and I live a bit happier and I live a bit longer with a bit of PMA.

I FEEL A BIT HEALTHY!

I FEEL A BIT HAPPY!

I FEEL A BIT TERRIFIC!

PILOT NO. 16 - A Thought I Might Choose To Steer By

1. I have a bit of an eye on my energy level, through my positive-emotion well-being, and I use a bit of my mental and spiritual energy to profoundly affect my physical energy! I take a bit more out of myself, by far, than I think I have got.

2. I know that a truly important source of physical energy is an exercise that challenges me, coupled with wholesome, nutritious food – that my mental, and spiritual energy is maintained through an inspirational and developmental meeting, book, video or audio recording.

3. I use a principle Dr. Thomas Kirk Cureton taught to Roger Bannister - “The more a body endures, the more it can endure.” I get adequate rest. I use these elements combined with regular goal achieving activity and have a bit of extra energy to work on and achieve a goal of mine.

4. I push toward a limit of my endurance - then rest and try again.

5. I take time to recharge a bit of my battery through relaxation, play, rest and sleep.

6. I avoid or neutralize fatigue through exercise, rest and adequate nutrition.

7. A meal of mine is based on a bit more well-balanced diet.

8. I take a spiritual and mental vitamin daily by watching, listening to, or reading, a bit of inspirational material.

9. My energy is being directed a bit toward a bit more useful channel!

10. I use my energy in the joyful pursuit of a worthwhile, pre-determined goal or activity of mine.

11. "I have a bit more of the serenity to accept a thing I cannot change,

a bit more of the courage to change a thing I can,

and a bit more of the wisdom to tell the difference."

12. An bit of an emotion of fear is likely helpful to protect my physical well-being from a recklessly dangerous pursuit. Fear is likely unhelpful when it is a bit irrational or a bit developmentally limiting. I allow it to be, while I put in some effort to do a bit of what is helpful..

13. I AM a bit energetic, because I act a bit energetically!

I INCREASE MY ENERGY LEVEL A BIT THROUGH A BIT OF PMA!

PILOT NO. 15 - A Thought I Might Choose To Steer By

1. I have a Magnificent Obsession: I share myself with another without expecting a reward, payment or commendation. I keep a good turn of mine a secret.

2. I have created inside myself a burning desire to be helpful to another. I have a Magnificent Obsession I am developing with PMA.

3. I share with another a part of what I have – I know that which remains multiplies and grows. The more I share, the more I will have. I share that which is good and desirable, and I withhold that which is bad and undesirable from them, and myself.

4. I developed my own Magnificent Obsession by becoming a part of a good cause - as did the mother who lost her only child.

5. Character is a cornerstone in building and maintaining a bit more success. I use Success Through a Positive Mental Attitude and improve my character a bit.

6. There is something infinitely better than making a living: it is making a bit of a noble life. I believe this! I live a bit of a noble life.

7. A bit of burning desire can generate a bit more drive to action that is imperative to a bit of great achievement.

I have a bit of burning desire to achieve a specific goal.

I daily keep that goal mostly before me.

I strive a bit to achieve it.

8. Courage and sacrifice tend to develop and maintain a Magnificent Obsession. I stand against the ridicule and ignorance of another - as did Dr. Joseph Banks Rhine.

9. A person might say money is the root of all evil. It is commonly said that love of money is the root of all evil. The good or evil of money is contingent on a little difference. My little difference is, that my attitude is a bit more positive.

10. Men like Andrew Carnegie, Henry Ford, Michael Benedum used a bit of the power of their money to establish a charitable, educational, and religious Foundation. The good that is done by the Magnificent Obsession of such a person tends to live in perpetuity!

11. Anything in life worth having, is better to be prepared, planned and worked for.

12. When I give money or time to a worthy cause, I repeat to myself:

"What! Giving again?" I ask in dismay.

"And must I keep giving and giving away?"

"Oh no," said my friend looking me through,

"Just keep giving till a bit of the world stops giving to you!"

THAT WHICH I SHARE WITH ANOTHER

TENDS TO MULTIPLY AND

THAT WHICH I WITHHOLD

TENDS TO DIMINISH!