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In my opinion, βexcusesβ is a mental illness, and people with this serious illness are all losers without exception.
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My mentality is more important than my intelligence;
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Only by being able to endure what people cannot bear, can you do what people cannot do.
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Many people make themselves into a passive person. They want to wait until all conditions are perfect, that is, when the time is right, before taking action. Life is an opportunity at any time, but there is almost nothing perfect.
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Work is the price we pay for enjoying success. Wealth and happiness can only be obtained by hard work.
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The way to make money is to buy when blood is running in the streets
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Lincolnβs life wrote a great truth: unless you give up, you will not be defeated.
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never seem to lack ambition. Since I was very young, to become the richest person has always been my impulsive ambition and dream.
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In my opinion, donating money is a wrong kind of help. It will make a person lose the motivation to be thrifty and diligent, and become lazy, unpredictable, and unaccountable. More importantly, when you give alms to a person, you deny his dignity, and if you deny his dignity, you take away his destiny, which is extremely immoral in my opinion. As a rich man, I have the responsibility to be a messenger for the benefit of mankind, but I cannot be the initiator of making lazy people.
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From poverty, the road to prosperity is always unobstructed. The important thing is that you firmly believe that you are your greatest capital. You have to exercise your faith and keep exploring the reasons for your hesitation until faith replaces doubt. You have to know that you canβt achieve what you donβt believe in; faith is the force that drives you forward.
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If you look at the ordinary people, you will find that they are all living passively, they always say much more than they do, or even do nothing. But almost all of them are good at finding excuses, they will find various excuse to procrastinate until they finally prove that this matter should not be, unable to or it is too late to be done.
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Successful people are just ordinary people who believe in themselves and affirm what they do. Never, never sell yourself cheaply.
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Diligence brings Nobilityβ,
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I have been annoyed by my broken shoes until I met a man who has no feet.
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A person must have goals or ambitions to live, otherwise, he is like a ship without a rudder, drifting forever, and will only reach the beach of disappointment, failure, and frustration.
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Do not make excuses Excuses are the source of failure. The more successful a person is, the less he will make excuses. Ninety-nine percent of failures are because people are used to making excuses.
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If a person says, βI don't want moneyβ, it is equivalent to saying: βI don't want to serve my family, friends, and compatriots.β This statement is absurd, but it is also absurd to sever the relationship between the two!
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Losing work means losing happiness. It is regrettable that some people only realize this after being unemployed, which is very unfortunate! I am proud to say that I have never tasted unemployment. This is not my luck, because I never treat work as hard labour without fun, instead I found infinite happiness from work.
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Heaven and hell are created by ourselves. If you give meaning to your work, you will feel happy regardless of its size and you will feel fulfilled no matter what self-set results you have attained. If you donβt like to do anything, even the simplest things will become difficult and boring. When you lament that this work is very tiring, despite not working hard, you will feel exhausted, in other words there is a huge difference. This is how things are. John, if you view work as a pleasure, life is heaven; if you view work as a duty, life is hell. Reflect on your work attitude, it will make everyone happy.
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