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The Day You Stop Blaming Is the Day You Start Winning | Jim Rohn Motivation
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Watch where your mind goes in that first raw second, before you've had time to compose yourself. When things fall apart, that instinctive reach tells you almost everything about the direction your life is headed. Uploaded 14-09-26 For most people, the mind goes outward. To the economy. To the boss who didn't recognize them. To the parents, the partner, the timing, the luck that never came. And some of it may be entirely true. But here is the truth: an excuse can be one hundred percent accurate and still be one hundred...
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Where you'd like to think it goes, where it actually goes in that first raw second before you've had time to compose yourself. Because that first destination, that instinctive reach of your mind when things fall apart tells you almost everything you need to know about the direction your life is headed.
For most people, the mind goes outward. It goes to the economy. It goes to the boss who didn't recognize them. It goes to the parents who didn't prepare them, the partner who didn't support them,
the timing that wasn't right, the luck that never came. And I want to be clear about something before we go one step further. Some of those things may be entirely true. The economy may be difficult.
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