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Mindset Mastery 160 – Common Causes Of Common Failure
I warned you this would be a long list, but it's a telling one, too. There is a lot to learn from Hill's list of 30 Major Causes of Failure, and knowing the cause of your failure is the first step in correcting the problem. Today we pick up again with number 14. Common Reasons Why People Fail 14. One or more of the six basic fears. These fears have been analyzed for you in a later chapter. They must be mastered before you can market your services effectively.

My Story
On Monday 30 November 2009, I will share my story online via a webinar. I invite you to come along and join in. If you are not sure what a webinar is, it is simply like watching TV – but doing so on a computer screen instead. I will show you slides as I speak. [...]

Mindset Mastery 159 – More Possible Causes Of Failure
There's still a lot of the list to go (the list being Napoleon Hill's list of 30 Major Causes of Failure); as always, Hill said it best, so let's jump right back in where we left off. 30 Major Causes Of Failure (Cont.) 6. Poor health. No person can enjoy outstanding success without good health. Many of the causes of ill health are subject to mastery and control. These are mainly:

Influential People
Over the coming months, I’m introducing a new series about Influential People. This won’t be about people of influence around the world, but rather about people that have influenced my life. In other words, it will be a topic of “People I’d Like To Meet‘ and people I admire. People that have had an impact [...]

Mindset Mastery 158 – What Holds You Back?
We're now entering a very interesting part of this book, the question of what holds people back from being successful. Being our own worst enemies much of the time, this is a list you don't want to miss. The Thirty Major Causes of Failure How Many Of These are Holding You Back? Life’s greatest tragedy consists of men and women who earnestly try, and fail! The tragedy lies in the overwhelmingly large majority of people who fail, as compared to the few who succeed. The author analyzed several thousand men and women, 98% of whom were classed as “failures.” There is something radically wrong with a civilization, and a system of education, which permits 98% of people to go through