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Follow Through At All Costs!
by Ken Darby

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I have had occasion to witness, over the years, how
folks often do not do as they say.

Next to honesty the quality I most enjoy seeing in another
is that quality where they withhold their speech until they
know they can fulfill what they say.

The reason I like that has nothing to do with me but with
themselves. If they say they will do something, then follow
through and do it they are not lying to themselves.
Regardless what the external outcome is, the internal
one is a situation where the mind believes what it is told.

That one point is worth millions, if measured in money.

So often too many people say one thing and end up
doing another. The consequences of that action breed
failure at every corner. Never mind what the outside world
thinks of that person, imagine the confusion and power
sapping condition that persons brain lives in.

The mind will bring about anything a person wants.
The ONLY condition is - - it must believe. If you spend your
time telling it one thing and perform the opposite then it
soon learns not to believe you. In fact by age five it is
already well on the way.

If you don't learn these principles early it is a lot of work
in later years, to bring the mind to a point where it believes
what you say.

Some folks think that what they say out of their mouth to
others does not affect their own mind within. That
preposterous idea can be deadly to any project, if one
continues in the belief.

If what you say to others has nothing to do with your own
mind, please tell me where the words came from, where
the ideas came from. And guess what the mind does with
what it hears of the word uttered out of your mouth.

There is no escape from the union between your mind and
your words.

The mind will believe what you tell it. If you tell it one thing
and do another it is now confused and literally cannot bring
about the condition you want.

The remedy is to slowly, but surely, begin to withhold your
words until you know you can perform what you say. Soon
the mind begins to believe again, and is much relieved at
living in a condition where is can bring it's full power
to bear on a project.

That is at the core of all success. The mind must
believe, first.

The moral of the story is to never utter words you do not or
cannot back up and carry through.

If you would succeed at the project on which you are
presently working, you must believe. So remember,
if you utter those words - - - - -

Follow Through At All Costs!

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