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Imagine if plants took in oxygen and created carbon dioxide as a byproduct instead of the
other way around andyliuteacher.
Imagine if the dentist pulled out your tooth and THEN gave you the anesthetic.
Imagine if everything in this world was free to take and THEN you could choose
to pay whenever you wanted to.

If the above were to happen, we would have a lot of trouble breathing, be in
great pain, and the entire capitalistic economy would collapse.

It's a good thing there's an order to nature and an order to the world in general
as well. You will always find order wherever you look just because of the simple
fact that order is so very important. It's important because when things follow a
certain procedure in the correct order, events start to take place naturally
and help build off one another. For example, plants utilize sunlight and water to take in carbon dioxide and create
oxygen as a byproduct of photosynthesis (high school flashback I know). Animals
then take in that oxygen and create byproducts of carbon dioxide via respiration,
which then comes back to helping plants create more oxygen.

As a result, plants and animals are able to survive and help each other to coexist
and we humans, well, since we're at the top of the food chain, we reap all the nice
benefits don't we?

Thanks to the oxygen, we can breathe and carry out processes in our bodies that
help sustain our lives. Can we live if plants did not FIRST provide oxygen
through photosynthesis? Obviously not.

It all starts with plants going through the process of photosynthesis. When that
happens, everything else falls in line and helps build off one another. It's a great
order that leads to a great cycle.

The same concept applies to goal achievement. We are taught so many things to do
when it comes to achieving our goals that it's hard to discern what the order is. Do
you first organize a plan and just take action and persist? Sounds good on paper but
you know just as well as I do that's not going to work.

You've heard of the analogy of a car going to its destination as an example used to
parallel goal achievement. You know the end destination (you know what you want),
you organize a plan and you take action by heading in that direction and sooner or
later you'll get there. You might have to stop and ask for help or redirect your course
but if you keep on moving toward the direction of your destination, you'll eventually
get there.

Again, great analogy that sounds good ON PAPER. But how many people have tried it
with little or no success? A lot. And that's because they're not following the correct
order.

Look back carefully at the analogy and see what components are missing and if you
can find them, you will be able to put two and two together and figure out what the
correct order is.

If you follow the order of goal achievement, the achievement of your goal will be
natural. Everything will run like clockwork. That order of goal achievement is
precisely what the secret is that Napoleon Hill discovered and alluded to in his
book Think and Grow Rich. If you don't already know what the secret is, click the link
below to find out and use it to naturally achieve the goals you desire.
http://www.briankim.net/hiddensecret.php
To the inevitable achievement of all your hopes and dreams,
Brian Kim
http://www.briankim.net
Invest In Yourself and Make It Happen(TM)


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