Achieving success and making money in this life is not an easy task since it requires exerting a huge effort and spending a long time to learn and make several attempts trying to succeed and achieve your goals. You find yourself lost and need advice to be able to complete what you started and this is why you have to resort to those experienced people who have succeeded in achieving their goals in life. Earl Nightingale is one of those people whom you are looking for. He was a self-help speaker and was also one of the greatest American authors. He is widely known as the “Dean of Personal Development” making him the right person for you to get the needed advice. Earl Nightingale is known for his book “The Strangest Secret” that is considered to be “one of the great motivational books of all time” according to economist Terry Savage. Earl Nightingale’s book “The Strangest Secret” has sold more than one million copies till now, so let’s discover more about the secrets that are presented inside this book and have helped many people around the world to turn their lives and make fortunes.
10. “You are now, and you do become, what you think about.”“The Strangest Secret” is highly recommended to all of those who dream of transforming their lives, living the life they desire and leading a successful and cheerful life.
Other great secrets for success by Earl Nightingale
♦ The best day, today.
♦ The greatest thought, God.
♦ The best policy, honesty.
♦ The greatest puzzle, life.
♦ The greatest mystery, death.
♦ The greatest mistake, giving up.
♦ The best work, work you like. “You should be doing a job you like to do and because you do it well.”
♦ The most dangerous person, a liar.
♦ The best advice, use good manners.
♦ The greatest victory, victory over self.
♦ The most certain thing in business, change.
♦ The greatest job, being needed and appreciated.
♦ The best action, keeping the mind clear and judgment good.
♦ “Take action – ideas are worthless unless we act on them.”
♦ “The architect of the universe didn’t build a stairway leading no where”
♦ “Each of us succeeds to the extent of his ability to sell.”
♦ “Act as though it were impossible to fail.”
♦ “Nothing great was ever accomplished without inspiration.”