An alienated person is one who allows himself to be influenced and controlled by exteriors external to your mind. He prefers to let the devil occupies your mind and uses your intellect than taking the trouble to think by itself. The alienated person is one who accepts anything that life has offers without judging or fighting for what he wants, because in fact he doesn't knows what he wants out of life and spends a good part of his time trying just figure it out!

The alienated

<ul><li>Think for yourself at all times.</li><li>Definitely decide what you want out of life; then create a plan action to achieve it and be willing to sacrifice everything else, if necessary, before accepting a permanent defeat.</li><li>Analyze temporary defeats and extract from that defeat the seed of an equivalent advantage</li><li>Recognize that life is a cruel master who either controls you or he controls you. There is no middle ground.</li></ul>

How not to be an alienated

Recognize that your greatest asset is time. It's the only thing, except of the power of thought, which you also have in your hands and is the only thing that can be transformed into material things that are your desire. Organize your time in such a way that none of it is wasted.

Time

Your dominant thoughts attract, through of a definitive law of nature, by the most convenient and short route, its physical counterpart. Be extremely careful with the focus of your thoughts.

Dominant Thoughts

Any habit that causes a person to procrastinate in such a way that the person leaves it for later to make a final decision leads to the habit of alienation.

Procrastination

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