Charles F. Raymond: May we understand that that which is worth having costs time, costs labor, and…
May we understand that that which is worth having costs time, costs labor, and sometimes blood.
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- There are no shortcuts to greatness.
- All future success depends on asking and answering 3 questions: 1. What do I need to stop doing? 2. What do I need to continue to do? 3. What do I need to start doing?
- Persistence is to keep doing what you know to do, even when doing what you know to do, doesn't seem to be getting any results...knowing that the greatest outcome of doing what you know to do is what YOU BECOME in the process, not what you get from Doing the Process.
- The Principle of Process is the non-negotiable of all notable and enduring success.
- Until thought is linked with purpose there is no intelligent accomplishment.
- The only thing that overcomes hard luck is hard work.