Discrimination - The First Law of Success
Discrimination - The First Law of Success by Oscar Bruce
Copyright: 2005
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DISCRIMINATION Discrimination is the FIRST LAW OF SUCCESS. By
Oscar Bruce
As the author of personal development publications distributed
world wide, I am frequently asked why certain people seem to
succeed at practically everything they attempt, while others
fail no matter how hard they try. My response is "I definitely
can tell you, but you're really not going to like the answer."
But here it is.
Most people spend 97% of their time with the wrong people. This
fact means your best friend could very well be your worst enemy.
It's here that discrimination as a process is the essential
element that will create success or disappoint.
What the ear hears, the mouth repeats. In short, you absorb the
language of the people with whom you frequently associate. If
the language is mundane, and loaded with meaningless clich