Do the Best You Can

by | Apr 17, 2019 | Motivation, Self Dev | 0 comments

Your successes fuel your ambition, your successes give you extra energy, your successes pave the way for more successes. It’s the snowball effect, with one success you’re excited to meet another, and another, and another, and pretty soon the disciplines that were so difficult in the beginning, the disciplines that got you going are now part of your philosophy. – Jim Rohn

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