1132 days ago

Three Feet From Gold

Alister from Dream Big New Zealand

🎧 We are currently enjoying the audiobook "Three Feet From Gold" written by Greg Reid & Sharon Lechter. It's an updated contemporary version of Napoleon Hill's original classic "Think And Grow Rich".

πŸ₯‡ The featured quote (in gold of course!) is from Napoleon Hill. Seeds. A tiny thing that may seem to have little potential can grow into the most magnificent contributor to life. Seeds germinate & grow into their potential without being thrown off by the human condition.

πŸ’Ž Humans get to choose for themselves - will I learn & grow or will I allow this adversity to defeat my unborn potential, & therefore control my destiny.

🀰 What a privilege then it is to express life as a human being. To have the power of choice. A seed ends up somewhere & germinates or not. Humans can upon adulthood choose their environment. Humans are endowed with the ability to co-create with a higher power. How lucky are we?

🌞 With this awareness one awakes each morning excited, inspired, awed, motivated, grateful, bursting to create powerfully & uniquely therefore adding priceless value to the world and all in it.

🌈 Passionate about assisting others - check out more on our website www.DreamBigNewZealand.co.nz...

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