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Before we start, quick moment 
with you. 

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If life feels a little heavy 
lately, you're not broken, 

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you're just carrying too much 
without structure. 

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Jim Rohn taught that progress 
doesn't begin with motivation, 

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it begins with a decision you 
support daily. 

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There's a simple system linked 
below this episode that helps 

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you follow through, especially 
on the days you don't feel like 

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it. 
No pressure. 

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Let's get into today's lesson. 
Let me just quickly give you a 

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list of four emotions that can 
change your life in one day. 

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Emotions are powerful. 
Sometimes it doesn't take much 

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to alter your whole life 
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OK, here they are #1 disgust. 
Powerful emotion. 

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Disgust says I have had it. 
See, that could be the day. 

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The day you can say I've had it.
And whether you've had it with 

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something small or something 
major, the day you can say I've 

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had it may not be the day it 
ends, but the day it begins. 

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That's what I said when that 
little Girl Scout left my door 

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when I'm 25. 
I give her the big lie. 

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She leaves. 
I say I don't want to live like 

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this any more. 
I've had it with Lion and being 

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broke. 
Powerful day. 

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The man's finally had it with 
mediocrity. 

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He's had it with being a loser. 
He's finally had it with those 

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awful sick feelings inside 
knowing his wife is at the 

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grocery store looking at 2 cans 
of beans, 1 mark, 37 cents, 1 

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mark $0.39 and the guy sick 
inside knows his wife's going to

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buy the 37 cent can and she 
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Do you know why she's going to 
buy the 37 cent can to save 

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$0.02? 
The guy sick inside finally 

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says. 
I've had it being on my knees in

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the dust looking for pennies. 
We're not living like this. 

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Any moment could be the day that
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you can say I've had it. 
He walks into his closet and 

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rips everything in it to shreds 
and says I've worn this 

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embarrassing stuff for the last 
time and not only will I never 

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wear it again, no one else will 
ever wear it again. 

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Commit an act that says I've 
headed powerful. 

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Here's the next one. 
Decision and decision making is 

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powerful and it's emotional. 
That's those knots in the pit of

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your stomach, right? 
Waking up in the middle of the 

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night in a cold sweat trying to 
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We sometimes call it inner civil
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What shall I do? 
Well, for progress you must 

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decide. 
The best advice I can give you 

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came from a wealthy friend of 
mine who said if it's easy, do 

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it easy. 
If it's hard, do it hard. 

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Just get it done If you went 
home tonight and in the next few

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days cleaned up a whole list of 
decisions that might furnish 

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enough inspiration for the next 
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I found this out many times 
after you've decided, Getting on

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with it is easier than deciding.
Sometimes decision is the 

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toughest part. 
Here's the next emotion. 

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Desire, wanting. 
Too bad enough, and I don't know

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how to tell you to want to. 
That's something you've got to 

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come up with. 
There's two things I know about 

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desire #1 it comes from inside, 
not outside. 

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You don't send off for it #2 I 
know desire can be triggered by 

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something. 
Who knows what it might be? 

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Sometimes desire waits and 
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Maybe it's a book, maybe it's a 
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Maybe it's a lecture, A seminar.
Maybe it's the conversation of a

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friend, a happening, an event. 
Who knows? 

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The best I can advice I can give
you is what I give my staff. 

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It goes like this. 
Welcome every human experience. 

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You never know which one is 
going to turn it all on, even 

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the bad experiences. 
Sometimes from the bitterest 

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experience comes the greatest 
awakening. 

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So let down the barriers, take 
down the walls. 

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The same wall that keeps out 
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happiness. 
Let life touch you. 

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Don't let it kill you, but let 
it touch you. 

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Here's the last one. 
This one's powerful resolve 

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resolves, as I will, two of the 
most powerful words in the 

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language. 
I will. 

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Benjamin Disraeli once said. 
Nothing can resist a human will 

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that will stake even its 
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purpose. 
Shortly put I'll do it or die. 

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See, that's powerful. 
That could be the day that turns

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your life around. 
The world has a strange way of 

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stepping aside. 
When somebody says I'll do it or

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die. 
The man says I will climb the 

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mountain. 
They've told me it's too high, 

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it's too far, it's too rocky, 
it's too difficult. 

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It's never been done before. 
But it's my mount and I will 

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climb it. 
Pretty soon you'll see me waving

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from the top or dead on the side
'cause I ain't coming back. 

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The best definition I ever got 
from the word resolve came from 

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a little junior high girl in 
Foster City, CA up north. 

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I'm talking to the junior high 
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I love to ask kids definitions. 
They come up with beauties. 

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I got to the word resolve and I 
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resolve means? 
And I got several hands and they

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were all pretty good. 
But the last one was the best 

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little girl about 3 rows back, 
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She said, Mr. Owen, Mr. Owen, I 
think I know what resolve means.

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I said, darling, what do you 
think it means? 

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She said, I think it means 
promising yourself you will 

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never give up. 
I said that's it, Webster, stand

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aside. 
That is the definition. 

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Promise yourself you will never 
give up. 

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I asked the kids, how long 
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to walk? 
How long? 

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How long would you give your 
average baby before you shut him

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off? 
How long? 

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See, any mother in the world 
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My baby's going to keep trying 
until it learns how to walk. 

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What a magic formula. 
Now let me show you what 

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triggers all emotions into 
activity that brings results, 

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and results is the name of the 
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Here it is action. 
Finally, you must do something 

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about how you feel. 
Jesus, the master teacher, said 

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don't just be listeners, be 
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The world admires the doers. 
Another Bible phrase says faith 

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without action is useless. 
Some people these days are big 

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on affirmations. 
You've got to be very careful of

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affirmations. 
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faith and folly. 
The best clue I can give you on 

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affirmations is this. 
Affirmation without discipline 

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is the beginning of delusion. 
And there's nothing worse than 

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delusion. 
The guy keeps walking W looking 

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for the sunrise. 
I mean, delusion is bad. 

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However, affirmation with 
discipline can bring the most 

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spectacular results. 
When the Jewish people surveyed 

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the Holocaust at the end of 
World War 2 and for them it was 

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a Holocaust, 39 million people 
lost their lives. 

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World War 219 million were 
Russian, but compared to the 

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population, it was not quite the
Holocaust visited on the Jewish 

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people. 6 1/2 million Jews 
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half million. 
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Hitler's Final Solution and the 
Nazi Jack Boots and Eichmann and

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Borman had done their evil task.
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When the Jewish people counted 
the dead, surveyed the Holocaust

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and mourned the loss, those that
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again. 
That was the affirmation. 

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Never again will we take our 
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the box cars and let them ship 
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Auschwitz. 
Never. 

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Well, that's good to make an 
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But the next question is, what 
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the affirmation? 
They said, well, number one, 

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we'll build a nation. 
Then they said we'll build an 

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army, Wow. 
And a Navy mine and an Air 

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Force. 
And we'll buy some bombs, mine 

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and some bullets, wow. 
We'll spend a big portion of the

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national treasure. 
We'll even spend some of 

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Israel's finest lives. 
We mean it. 

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Never again. 
That's called backing up 

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affirmation with discipline. 
Does it work? 

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Well, yes. 
They've been tested four times 

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in war on their affirmation in 
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Four times, Major. 
The next to the last war was 

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called the Six Day War. 
As if to say, didn't we tell you

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never make sure you always have 
a game plan to match your wishes

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otherwise they will always be 
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The day that turns your life 
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Let me give you 4 questions to 
take home when we're finished. 

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These are called questions to 
ponder and this wraps it up. 

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Gosh, you've been a great 
audience tonight. 

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How fantastic for so many people
here. 

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It's been unbelievable. 
I really enjoyed it. 

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I could talk all night, but I'm 
staying here, right? 

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So I got a maid, right? 
And you've got some ways to go. 

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OK, here's the questions I want 
you to take home. 

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In closing, first question is 
one of the major questions of 

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the world. 
Why? 

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Why should you try? 
Why read that many books? 

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Why go that far? 
Why earn that much? 

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Why share that much? 
Why learn all that? 

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Why get up that early? 
Why put yourself through that 

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much? 
Why try for all that? 

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Good question, why? 
One of the best answers to why 

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is the second question. 
Why not? 

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What else are you going to do 
with your life? 

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Why not see how many books you 
can read, how far you can go, 

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how much you can earn, how many 
friends you can make, how much 

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personality you can develop, 
influence you can have, how many

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things you can accomplish, how 
far you can go and what you can 

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see? 
Why not you got to stay here 

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till you go? 
Why not? 

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The third question is why not 
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Why not you? 
Some people have done the most 

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incredible things with limited 
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Why not you? 
Some people have done so well 

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they get to go, they get to see 
it all, they get to do it. 

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They get to be there. 
They get to have it, they get to

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enjoy it. 
Why not you? 

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Why not you? 
Watching the morning mist rise 

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over the mountains of Scotland, 
Exploring the mysteries of 

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Spain, Soaking up history in 
London. 

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Why not you? 
You got to take a stroll through

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the Palace of Versailles. 
Why not you? 

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You got to have lunch in one of 
those neat little sidewalk cafes

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in Paris. 
I mean, Denny's is OK. 

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You got to try Paras someday. 
You got to gaze directly at the 

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Mona Lisa. 
I can show you where to find the

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most exquisite seashells in 
Miami and the Bahamas. 

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I know where they are. 
Why not you? 

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You got to shop on 5th Ave. in 
New York. 

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You got to stay at the Waldorf 
Astoria, have dinner at Luchao's

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sliced roast goose on a bed of 
apple strudel. 

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Why not you? 
You got to drink in an Arizona 

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sunset. 
You got to see the world. 

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You got to read the books. 
You've got to do the 

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enterprises. 
You've got to be involved in 

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commerce and love and travel and
experiences. 

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You've got to do it all. 
Why not you? 

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You've got to know the results 
that come from splendid 

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discipline. 
There's nothing like a view from

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the top. 
And the last question is, why 

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not now? 
Don't postpone your better 

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future any longer. 
Get at it tomorrow with new 

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vigor. 
Get you some new books, ask some

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new questions, Set some new 
goals. 

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Get you a new journal. 
Start your projects book. 

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Get a game plan going. 
Do some more reading. 

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Start to make changes, have 
conversations, make contact and 

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do it now. 
And if you will, I have a 

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feeling one of these days we'll 
be hearing your story. 

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You'll make us a phone call, 
write us a letter, get in touch 

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with us and let us know what's 
happening to you. 

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I want to thank you for being 
here. 

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My final comment would be ask 
for God's help, which may sound 

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a little strange coming from a 
strictly commercial company. 

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We are not a religious order, 
but if you would allow me a 

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personal word, that would be it.
I think humans are unique, but 

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we could all use a little help. 
But of course you've got to do 

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your part. 
That's what we've talked about 

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mainly tonight. 
Do your part and I think God 

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will do His part. 
It's a two way St. and we do 

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play a part. 
There's a story about the man 

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who took a rock pile in two 
years, turned it into a fabulous

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garden. 
People came from everywhere to 

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see it. 
One day a guy came by, saw the 

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garden, thought it was fabulous,
but he wanted to make sure the 

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gardener didn't take all the 
credit. 

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So to get his point across, he 
meets the gardener, shakes his 

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hand and says, Mr. Gardner, 
remember, you and the good Lord 

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together have this beautiful 
garden here. 

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And the gardener said, hey, I 
understand that, I know what you

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mean. 
He said if it wasn't for the 

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sunshine and the rain and the 
miracle of the seed and the soil

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and the seasons, there would be 
no garden for sure. 

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But he said, you know, you 
should have seen this place 

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couple of years ago when God had
it all by himself. 

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And I think that's true. 
We do play a part. 

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I'm glad I was not an Angel. 
I think humans have a lot more 

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fun. 
You've made it a splendid 

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evening and I want to wish you 
the very best. 

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Look forward to seeing you on 
the weekend. 

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Make sure we get the little 
white slip of paper and let's be

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in touch. 
I wish you the best. 

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Goodnight. 
God bless. 

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Thank you. 
Thank you. 

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Appreciate it. 
Thank you.