This Advice Touched 20,000,000 People - The Philosophy of Self-improvement

Everything changed for me

when I understood one simple philosophy at age 25.

I didn’t mind working hard on my job,

but things didn’t seem to change that much.

Then I started working hard on myself to qualify for success.

Here is the philosophy that changed my life forever.

1. Work Harder on Yourself Than You Do on Your Job

If you work hard on your job, you can make a living,

which is fine.

But if you work hard on yourself,

you can make a fortune, which is super fine.

Success is not something you pursue.

It is something you attract by becoming an attractive person.

This is the core of personal development.

You can have more than you currently have

because you can become more than you currently are.

If you multiply your value by three, five, or ten,

you can easily multiply your income by the same amount.

The work we do is often fairly easy.

The world is mostly full of nice people—there are only a handful

of truly nasty people, and they just move around a lot.

The real challenge is working on yourself.

It is about fixing your personality, temperament, and mindset.

It is facing the dilemma of being reluctant

when you should be excited.

If you take responsibility to become a growing, powerful, skillful,

and communicating human being, the world belongs to you.