Everyone wants to be a winner. No one could ever deny the truth in this statement. Subconsciously, deep down, everyone wants to be successful – to “win” at life. It’s a curious fact that many people don’t realize that there is a process to become successful. They readily accept the fact that to become a successful doctor, engineer, or lawyer there is a process to this end several years of serious study and effort. Whu should it be any different to become successful at life? It should be self evident that if all you harbor are “failure” thoughts, then all of your endeavors will result in failure. Therefore, if you want to be successful, you need to harbor “success” thoughts. You must first think like a winner if you want to become a winner. You need to acquire the empowering beliefs of the world’s super achievers! And that’s why you need this book. In fact, if you read only one self-help book in your lifetime, make it this one! It’s primary objective is to convince average people that they can become exceptional in one or more key areas of their lives, regardless of their upbringing, education, or previous level of accomplishment. Average people are average only to the extent that they have average “picture-images” dominating their subconscious reality. Likewise, exceptional people are exceptional only to the extent they have “exceptional picture images” of themselves. What you “see” in your mind is what you expect. What you expect, then, is what you get. This is the principal difference between people who achieve only average results in their lives and those who achieve exceptional results. Dr. Staples compares the mind to a giant computer. Both are neutral. Both put out what has been put into them. Garbage in, garbage out—an expression well known to computer users—also applies to the human mind. Negative suggestions and experiences are the garbage that get programmed. Dr. Staples tells how to change one's programming so that what comes out is life enhancing ... the stuff of winners. |
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