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These takeaways of Napoleon Hill's bestseller will teach you the secrets on how to get rich. It will give you the right mindset and could bring you a fortune.

An eye-opening look at human psychology and reasoning — essential reading for anyone who wants to avoid “cognitive errors” and make better choices in all aspects of their lives.

How sad would it be, to recognise that time went by so fast and we are still standing there with our wish list and not have tried? And how wonderful would it be at the end of the day to remember all those good and bad experiences we have made with gratitude and warm feelings. There is nothing better than doing it!

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Discipline is by far more than just getting up early in the morning every day or cleaning your desk. The challenge is rather to rule your mind, to conquer yourself. Get to know why and what you can do in order to master this challenge.

Communication is more than just submitting information. Active listening and an exchange of ideas are very important parts of an effective communication. Get to know these key takeways since "We cannot not communicate!".

Actionable takeaways of the timeless principles for self-management, healthy relationships, success, work life balance.

How to get started, keep going, weather all storms and reach your goals?

What The Rich Teach Their Kids About Money - That The Poor And Middle Class Do Not!

Fear, stress or anxiety as well as freedom and happiness all start within ourselves. We decide how we handle things and which meaning we give to what happens to us. What is helpful to learn is, that you cannot control what is outside your reach but what you can steer is, how to respond to it in order to stay healthy, optimistic and to keep you inner peace.

Why should we all make mistakes? How can we move on when the mistakes we made are painful to us? What does avoiding making mistakes mean?

In western societies most people face subtle expectations to get more, to achieve more, to deserve more. That makes us postponing our satisfaction to a life in future when we finally got all this. But this is a false conclusion and maybe the reason for suffering. Isn't it time to think of, what we have already got - blessings, health, friends and family - and be grateful for that?

Thoughts from Don Pena

There is nothing in life, that is as certain as change. It is not easy to leave our comfort zone, because there is always something good and something bad accompanied with change. The question is how we deal with it, when the wind of change come to our house - do we close the doors or build wind mills?