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Chapter 8: Decision – The Mastery of Procrastination

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I break through procrastination with definiteness of decision.

I make decisions quickly and definitely and change them slowly.

I keep my own counsel and reach my own decisions.

I seek out wise counsel from proven experts. I refuse to listen to opinions of people who have not demonstrated their

expertise by their results.

I quietly gather the facts and information I need and then make my own decision.

I demonstrate to others what I intend to do by my actions.

When the time comes to make a decision, I decide quickly, definitely, and firmly.

I make decisions that I believe are right regardless of personal consequences and

convenience.

I increase my faith and courage with definiteness of decision.

Because I choose to live according to moral principles and authority, I derive my power from being right and from the principles of

success.

I solve my personal problems and win for myself material and spiritual wealth by

making principle based decisions in a spirit of faith.

My decisions insure my success. I combine and apply all of the principles of success in

order to achieve my goals.

My focused thought, backed by strong desire has a tendency to transmute itself

into its physical equivalent.

I have the faith and courage needed to apply the laws of success.

I teach and encourage the habit of definite decision to others.

I have the knowledge and definiteness of decision to plan for a definite position and

to choose my employer.

I have made the definite decision to make life pay the price I ask.

I demand financial independence, riches, and desirable business and professional

positions. I plan to achieve these goals. I expect to achieve these goals.

I study what I need to know and then organize my knowledge into definite plans

of action in order to achieve my definite major purpose.

1. Save this PowerPoint to a new file.

2. Copy the Power Affirmations that you want to focus on to that file.

3. Review those slides at least 2-3 times per day—preferably once in the morning when you get up and once in the evening when you go to sleep.

4. For the affirmations that are the most meaningful to you, I recommend you memorizethem. While that can happen automatically as the result of reviewing them regularly, you will accelerate the process with a little extra effort.

The result of memorizing an affirmation, quote, or passage is to pass the information on to your subconscious mind. This is why we are instructed to memorize definitions, multiplication tables, etc., in school.

Review and listen to the affirmations regularly for at least 30 days. The purpose of these slides and other tools is to help you concisely articulate your self-talk for the purpose of conditioning your subconscious mind for taking positive action.

Only action completes the success cycle. Affirmations, visualization, goal setting, by themselves create nothing. To achieve success, you must add efficient and effective action. Faith without deeds is dead.

If you have any questions, feel free to email me at any time at whmarshall@earthlink.net.

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