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Faith means convincing yourself that your goal is achievable. faith can be trained and improved through self-suggestion. If you believe in something or have a specific end in mind, practice convincing your mind of the opportunity to realize that goal, and after a while, your mind will start to subconsciously act on behalf of your belief system.
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Great achievement is usually born of great sacrifice, and is never the result of selfishness.
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When we really, really want something , that we'll do whatever is necessary to achieve it. Therefore, in an hypothetic, overall scheme, desire is the one stage that links thoughts and actions together:
Thoughts > Commitment (or Desire) > Action
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Surround yourself with like-minded people, people whom you know you can trust on an intellectual perspective and that can give you noteworthy insights and sparks which you can draw inspiration from.
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The man that "thinks" he can accomplish something is already a step forward toward the finish line. But thinking in itself might be a too general term. That's why Hill translates thinking as a mixture of initiative, faith, willingness to win, and resilience.
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