A story that can change your life
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a story that Can Change your life By Mac Anderson founder Simple Truths In 1972 Jim Cathcart was working at the Little Rock Arkansas Housing Authority, making $525 a month with a new wife and baby at home. No college degree, no past successes and not much hope for the foreseeable future. One morning he was sitting in his office listening to the radio to a program called Our Changing Weren't by Earl Nightingale, who was known as the dean of personal motivation. That day, Nightingale, in his booming voice, said something that would change Jim's life forever. If you will spend an extra lower each day in study of your chosen field, you will be a national expert in that field in five years or less. Jim was stunned, but the more he thought about it, the more it made sense. Although he had never given a speech, he had always wanted to help people grow in areas of personnel development and motivation, he began. His quest to put Nightingale is theory to the test by reading books and listening to tapes whenever he could. He also started exercising, became better organized and joined a self improvement study group. He persisted through weeks of temptations to quit just by doing a little more each day to fervor his goal. Within six months, he had learned more than he had in his few years of college, and he began to believe he could turn his goal of becoming the motivational speaker into reality. All the hard work, the discipline and study paid off. Jim now has delivered more than 2500 speeches worldwide and has won every major award in the speaking industry. Just like companies have market value, so do people. In the simplest terms, your market value increases by knowing and doing more knowledge is power not only four of your career, but also to improve your family and spiritually life. I once heard a quote that sums it up Well, knowledge is like climbing the mountain that higher you reach, the more of you can see and appreciate