Memo #1

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1. Stop blaming your circumstances.
I guarantee there are other people with similar or worse circumstances doing really, really well. Follow their lead.

2. Stop blaming other people.
As soon as you take responsibility you're ahead of 95% of society.

3. Be persistent.
Real success doesn't come easily. Work hard. Stay consistent.

4. Do what you should be doing.
Your actions are either moving you closer or further from your goals - be aware of your time.

5. Invest in others.
Spend time every day trying to add value to your family, friends and associates' lives. It will come back to you 100 fold.

6. Work on 'you' every day.
Seminars, books, audios, coaching - you can always improve.

7. Focus on solutions - not problems.
No whining, no complaining. Once you've identified an obstacle devote all your energy on overcoming it.

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