5 keys for success!

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This document outlines 5 keys for success: 1. Powerful motivations and visualization of dreams are essential for success. 2. Maintaining high energy levels through exercise, diet, and avoiding stress is important. 3. Gaining knowledge through reading and learning, but knowledge must be put into action to be useful. 4. Taking action and working towards goals is key, despite fears of failure or delay. 5. People should dream big and write down their goals and plans to achieve their dreams.

5 keys for
success!
Aymen yahya albaili
Teacher zatul
English Advance course

02/03/13

Preface

? Sometime we ask ourselves: Why
some people are success and why
others are not?
? Why some people have the
knowledge and the talent to reach
the peak of success but they live
in inferior level? This presentation
will give you answers for these
questions in form of 5 keys

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motivations

? Powerful motivations mean
definite success.
? Small story about success
secret.

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Energy

? Energy thieves
? The operation of the digestion.
? The Stress.
? The worry.

? Three customs to improve our
energy
? Regular exercises.
? Eating and drinking habits.
? don��t be deducted by the
excitants.

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knowledge

? The power of knowledge Short
story (ship engine)

? Some ways to improve your
knowledge
? Read for you favorite writer
everyday just 20 minutes
? Learn new language

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Visualization

? Accomplishment today is
yesterday dreams
? The imagination is the way to
creativeness
? FedEx, Disney ��what you can
dream it you can get it��
? Now what��s your dream?

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Through action

? knowledge through action
(your way to power)
? Knowledge alone not often it
must attach with actions or it
will lead to be unsuccessful.
? Why people not put their
knowledge in action
? the fear from (fail, not
acceptable, unknown fear,
fear from success).
? long hope (I will do it later)

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Through action
? The right way to put your knowledge in
action .
? Write 3 goals and put a plan for
everyone
? Make felling of speed and necessary
and start action
? Told yourself everyday you can do it
and work it least 10 cm to forward
? Don��t put yourself in compare with
anybody and act as you success.
? You concentrate in results more than
steps and don��t say I will do this
tomorrow

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Dreams

? Two reasons disallow people
form achieve there dreams The
people around you
? Yourself ��the place where your
dreams begin to be impossible
is inside you��

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Dreams

? Advice for your to achieve your
dreams
? make your dreams huge
because small dreams can��t
move you forward
? write your dreams that��s you
want to achieve

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End

? "Men never plan to
be failures; they
simply fail to plan
to be successful."

02/03/13

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1. 5 keys for success! Aymen yahya albaili Teacher zatul English Advance course 02/03/13

2. Preface ? Sometime we ask ourselves: Why some people are success and why others are not? ? Why some people have the knowledge and the talent to reach the peak of success but they live in inferior level? This presentation will give you answers for these questions in form of 5 keys 02/03/13

3. motivations ? Powerful motivations mean definite success. ? Small story about success secret. 02/03/13

4. Energy ? Energy thieves ? The operation of the digestion. ? The Stress. ? The worry. ? Three customs to improve our energy ? Regular exercises. ? Eating and drinking habits. ? don��t be deducted by the excitants. 02/03/13

5. knowledge ? The power of knowledge Short story (ship engine) ? Some ways to improve your knowledge ? Read for you favorite writer everyday just 20 minutes ? Learn new language 02/03/13

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9. Dreams ? Two reasons disallow people form achieve there dreams The people around you ? Yourself ��the place where your dreams begin to be impossible is inside you�� 02/03/13

10. Dreams ? Advice for your to achieve your dreams ? make your dreams huge because small dreams can��t move you forward ? write your dreams that��s you want to achieve 02/03/13

11. End ? "Men never plan to be failures; they simply fail to plan to be successful." 02/03/13

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