17 success principles

1.    A Positive Mental Attitude

I turn my talisman a bit more to PMA and catch myself when it begins to show a bit of the other side.

2.    Definiteness of purpose

I use a bit of definiteness of purpose – I set a bit more of a clear cut and bit more specific goal. It helps motivate me to take a bit more of a concrete action.

3.    Going the extra mile

I go a bit of the extra mile. Edison tried more than 10,000 experiments before he developed the incandescent bulb.

4.    Accurate thinking

I work to clear mental clutter a bit including a fear of failure, a bit of a negative feeling, emotion, or passion – a bit of an unhelpful habit, belief or prejudice.

5.    Self-discipline

I take a bit of a disciplined action and stay a bit focused toward a goal of mine.

6.    The master mind

I seek the company of a person invested in a bit of my success and a person who can help me reach toward a bit of my goal - as I help them a bit.

7.    Applied faith

I look for and ask for a bit of inspiration and help in finding a bit more helpful solution. I believe in my potential ability and that a bit of an inspiration helps me find a solution.

8.    A pleasing personality

I hone a bit of a communication skill – verbal, written and listening. I am becoming a bit more effective communicator.

9.    Personal initiative

Rather than wait for a thing to happen - I seek it out a bit and put in a bit of effort to make it a bit more happen.

10.          Enthusiasm

Is a bit of a helpful antidote to a bit of a setback or bit of a negative emotion.  I am a bit of my own cheerleader!

11.          Controlled attention

I stay a bit focused on a task at hand and a bit of a goal of mine.

12.          Teamwork

I work to build a bit of and lean on a bit of my master mind alliance as we work together a bit toward a common goal.
I work a bit cooperatively with another.
I acknowledge that a whole is equal to sum of all the parts and greater than any particular part.

13.          Learning from defeat

I acknowledge that a bit of a setback or bit of a defeat is part of a bit of a life well lived. In a bit of defeat, with a bit of my right attitude, I may discover a bit of a great insight.

14.          Creative vision

I access a bit of my creative ability - I harness a bit of it.  The source of a bit of an idea tends to be a bit of knowledge acquired through a bit of experience, a bit of knowledge accumulated and communicated by another, and inspiration.

15.          Budgeting time and money

I allocate a bit of appropriate time and a bit of resource so that an action or effort is as efficiently maximized as possible toward achieving a bit of my goal.

16.        Maintaining sound physical and mental health

I acknowledge that a thing can be accomplished and enjoyed better with a bit of good physical and mental health.
The bigger a goal, the more consistent the effort I attempt to put in.

17.        Using cosmic habit force (universal law)

I apply this universal law.  I use daily affirmation and visualization as a habit of thought and action to transmute my dream a bit more into my reality - to seek inspiration.

PILOT NO. 22 - A Thought I Might Choose To Steer By

1. Like Brownie Wise, Mytinger and Casselberry, W. Clement Stone and many other managers of a successful sales organization, I seek to motivate myself to a bit more desirable action with an inspirational self-help book, an article, a recording or other resource – evaluating this by a bit of a tool used, a bit of a technique developed, or a bit of an actual result achieved.

2. Brownie Wise found it necessary to read Think and Grow Rich six times as she recognized a principle that she could apply. Then a bit of a thing happened. She made it happen. I develop my mind power by studying "a bit of Success Through a bit more of a Positive Mental Attitude" as often as is helpful to a bit better understand how to achieve a bit of a desired goal that doesn't violate a law, or a right of another person.

3. When I read an inspirational, self-help action book, or use any other helpful resource:

a)      I concentrate a bit.

b)      I read as if the author were a close personal friend and were writing to me — and me alone.

c)      I seek to know what I am looking for.

d)      I get a bit into a bit of action - I try a bit of a principle that is recommended.

4. I evaluate the book "a bit of Success Through a bit more of a Positive Mental Attitude" by what I actually do to cultivate a thought, do to help myself be a bit better person, and do to help make a bit of my world a bit better world for me or another to live in.

5. I seek to be a bit better person and seek to help my world be a bit better world in which to live because I have read and put into action "a bit of Success through a bit more of a Positive Mental Attitude.

I SEEK TO SUCCEED A BIT MORE THOUGH A BIT MORE PMA

I SEEK TO DO A BIT MORE, BECAUSE I REALLY WANT TO DO A BIT MORE!

 

PILOT NO. 21 - A Thought I Might Choose To Steer By

1.      I have a bit clearer picture in my mind of a thing I want in or a bit more in my life – a bit of Love - a bit of Good Health – a bit of Progress – a Friend – a bit of Money - A Home - a bit of Recognition - a bit of Peace of Mind – a bit of Courage – a bit of Happiness - making a bit of my world a bit better bit of world in which to live.

2.      I name what I want and a bit of it is more likely mine – I have learnt and employ a bit a principle found in this book that is a bit applicable to me.

3.      I think with a bit more of a positive mental attitude. I follow through with a bit more of a desirable action.

4.      I compensate my compass to avoid a bit of a danger and thus arrive a bit more safely at my chosen destination.

5.      I continually reinforce a bit and act with a bit more self-determination.

6.      I wake a sleeping giant within me a little bit more!

 

I HAVE WAKE A SLEEPING GIANT WITHIN ME A BIT MORE!

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!