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When J.C. Penney went bankrupt, he sent letters to each creditor, promising 100% repayment. It took him 18 YEARS, and every day was an urgent group of hours working at his dream.

Jimmy was still teaching kindergarten at age 32, age 35, age 38. Submitting manuscripts that just kept getting rejected, he maintained his urgency, and took daily steps. Age 42, still teaching kindergarten. Age 45, still teaching kindergarten. At 46, his first book was published, and he went on to become so successful he anonymously gave money away on several thousand separate occasions, through a forty-year period, totalling ninety million dollars to charity! Do you know better than James Michener, who took a tiny step every day for a thousand days, and another thousand, and another?

How badly can a kid feel getting kicked off his high school basketball team because he played so badly? He wanted so much to be the best that he treated it as an urgent need. The only reason he'd gotten on the team in the first place was because he met the coach every morning at 7:30 for a full year after failing two different tryouts. He took daily action, and reaped phenomenal rewards. Make no mistake: you will, too. His name? Michael Jordan: thrown off his team for poor play, proving, for the fourth year in a row, that he had little or no talent for basketball. So, he relied on skill, instead, and treated it urgently.
Treat your life desires with the fire of your emergencies. Find people who are already better than you are at your chosen goal. Ask for their help. They'll give it, more often than you may realize.
Instead of making excuses for why you're not doing it, use the same energy and effort to list ways to get it done; to list people or agencies who might be able to help.

Do you even understand how many thousands upon thousands and more thousands of individuals, agencies, and organizations are focused exclusively on helping people to fulfill their goals and dreams?More to the point, have you lost your mind? Here you had the opportunity in these past 24 hours to tap into at least ten or twenty powerful sources of help, yet how many have you asked?

Whether or not you deserve it, you know good and well that you can at least ten or twenty people, ten or twenty organizations, for help, n this next 24 hour period. We are specifically asking you personally how many of them you will contact?
Since you are going to receive whatever you ask most often for in your life, why not ask for more? More of yourself, and your daily efforts, and yes, more help from as many of Earth's five billion people?

It’s not what you're able to do; it's what you’re willing to do.. …in the next 60 seconds and 60 minutes and 60 days. This may come as a surprise to you: there is no Santa Claus.


Forget the art of success, requiring charm, suasion, golden tongues and thoughtful articulate replies. In the next hour or two, and beyond, make use of the SCIENCE of success, requiring only the duplication of a formula, precisely as you do when you use a recipe to duplicate a dish you want to eat.

Mathematically speaking, even if only one in a thousand people say "Yes" to your request, then you'd better make it your business to ask a thousand and three people, hm? Math can't fail you, friend, only you can fail by stopping.
It's important for all of us to remember that we do not, in fact, we NEVER stop doing something because we fail; in each case we fail because we stop. This is nothing less than a fantastic power for you to tap instantly and generously, gaining equally immediate benefit. USE IT BACKWARDS!! Consciously and intentionally work backwards to live it forwards! Knowing that the exclusive foundation of every failure is cessation of effort, CHANGE IT!! One more and one more try is that single fastest of all paths, from asking to

You already know, hopefully, that it's unlikely that you'll need to ask a thousand people, just because Harlan Sanders did, and got turned down by a thousand. He must've been pretty pitiful in his approach to be laughed at by so many people, rejected by so many people. Here's a man who went so far from his home looking for money for his idea that he actually stopped going home.

Year after year, past his 67^th birthday and his 68^th and 69^th, he kept asking and asking and asking. He was close to 70 years of age before he raised enough money to open his first Kentucky Fried Chicken, and legend has it that when he died, he took his forty-five million dollars with him. Not too bad for a guy who'd never taken home $400 in a single week -- through five decades of work. The only measurable change in his life was his decision, at age 65, to ask as many people as it took until he opened the door to his dream. He understood that every single "No" brought him mathematically and intractably one step closer to the word he wanted to hear. He asked enough people to hear the word "Yes."

He wrote down the names of one thousand and eight people who turned him down. How happy do you think he was that he didn't stop at a thousand and eight? Can you imagine if he had? Do you think he would even have KNOWN that he was less than one one-thousandth away from the realization of his dream (and tens of millions of dollars in his pocket, to boot) had he stopped at one thousand and eight people? It was that final ask, wasn't it? Just like water being heated up to only 211 degrees Fahrenheit, and never getting to boil.

"Colonel" Harlan Sanders asked enough people to hear the word "yes." Will you? Is your dream worth it? If not, we strenuously urge you to contribute to natural conservation of resources by inhaling a quart or three of ocean water. The value of your life is measured by history and n ature by how many people you have benefited from. The funniest, most ironic and poetically justice-oriented fact of this life is that you can have whatever you want in this life -- provided you help enough other people get what they want. That's how and why this document, and a hundred others of the same genre have been created and uploaded to more than four hundred different free websites, one at a time before being submitted to a hundred and more search engines -- again, one at a time.

I have a dream of helping people to help themselves. It has enriched me far beyond my expectations, and now Newton's 3^rd Law of Physics, which promises an equal and opposite reaction to every action in the universe, demands its due.

This is the basis for Easy Street, USA producing the Masters and Millionaires live and radio shows, web sites, columns, workshops, and more: we ask more people, and we ask each person more times.

That's the final thought of this piece, and you're invited to stop talking, cease opining, and simply drink in the wisdom gleaned from thousands, and then more thousands of individual champions and world-class masters and millionaires. More than anything else on earth, they know that asking once or twice is rarely sufficient. Just as all one hundred of America's top sales closers have clearly stated (individually!!), in one form or another, that "No" does not mean "NO," it means "You haven't given me enough reasons yet for me to say "YES."

Just as it was with your ice cream cones as a child: when you wanted it badly enough, you didn't settle for that first "No," did you? You asked, you pleaded, cried, demanded, pouted, charmed and kissed your way into that ice cream cone, didn't you?

Every single thing you ever want in your life is identical to that ice cream situation, that ice cream desire: the more you ask, the more you receive

Who are the ten people or organizations you will ask directly in the next 24 hours for their help?

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