Reaching for More with
Masters and Millionaires Shortcuts :
Mankind's fastest shortcuts to success

 
We come now to one of the first places we can make an enormous difference in these next three to five days of your life. You commit to asking more people for help in getting what you want, by simply asking each one of them more times.
Do you understand the simplicity of this? The only possible way that anyone can tell if you understand is by seeing you do it. Your worded opinion has no value until you have experience in that area... enough experience to earn a title such as beginner, intermediate, advanced, or expert.
 
You and ONLY you decide when you become a beginner, an intermediate, an advanced, then an expert, no matter what human effort you mention, from stacking dominoes to getting people to say yes. The single largest advance you will enjoy is based on who you're getting your information from.

Your hair just may stand up straight when you begin realizing the enormous impact you always get simply by asking more people more times each. It is the single most powerful magic trick you can instantly use for faster, better results in any human effort, from brain surgery to politics, guitar or piano playing, raising children or bicycling, ad infinitum, which means never-ending, limited only by your personal imagination.

Having read an average of one to three books per day for more than sixteen thousand days, three sets of encyclopedias, fifteen thousand books, seousand Internet hours, and so much more, the defects of my personality are matched by the supreme performances of our universal role models, those who simply do it better. there is no possibility of refuting the fast effectiveness of this greatest power shortcut ever known to man or woman.
 
Stop and consider: From the day you're born to the day you die, you never ever obtain or attain anything until you ask for it. Yes, or no? Whether you're asking yourself to squeeze out that one more pushup, or asking the girl at the counter for a quart of ice cream,or crying for your mother's nipple in infancy (hopefully not beyond), everything you ever get is the result of your asking for it.

That's why you asked your mom for that ice cream cone so many many times when you were a child... ... and when she persisted in saying no, what did you do? You gave up, or, alternatively, powerfully, you then turned your efforts toward Daddy, of course, and/or Grandma, Grandpa, sister, brother... on those occasions that you wanted that ice cream badly enough to try tears, pouting, shouting, wheedling, you persisted until you got it... and on those occasions that you did NOT want it badly enough to pout, shout, etc., you gave up after one, two, or three tries... ... and you didn't get the ice cream.
 
If you decided to use just one one-hundreth of one percent more of your brain, you might consider doing so using this magical, fantastically effective shortcut and using it more beginning today, wouldn't you?     Question is, WILL you?
 
Not "Can You?"
WILL you?