Principle of
Honesty: to be open,
honest and truthful in all your dealings.
Principle of
Integrity: to
endeavour to do what you think is right.
Principle of
Loyalty: to stick by
your friends and associates through thick and thin.
Principle of
Fairness: to be
even-handed and just in all your dealings.
Principle of
Respect: to have
appropriate regard for other people.
Principle of
Accountability: to accept
personal responsibility for your own life.
natural law is something that operates all the
time and is always predictable. Just like the law of gravity, it is something
that you cannot disobey.
a principle is something that you don’t have to
obey. Sure, if you don’t, you have to suffer the consequences, that’s true.
But, of course, you could choose to not obey the principle of honesty, for
example.
The Law of
Cause and Effect like causes
always produce like effects.
The Law of
Attraction we attract
people and opportunity as a product of who we are, and how we behave. Usually
stated as: like attracts like; meaning that, if you think positive thoughts,
positive things generally turn up. Negative thoughts produce their counterparts
too.
The Law of
Karma (Sowing & Reaping) This idea is to be found in many religions. It is that
you reap what you sow or, in more everyday language: what goes around, comes
around.
The Law of
Abundance (Increasing Returns) You may be familiar with the law of diminishing
returns. Think about how easy it is to lose the first few pounds when you are
dieting and how difficult it is to lose the last few – that’s the law of
diminishing returns in action. But in success literature we encounter the
opposite i.e. that success breeds success. As you become more successful, your
results compound and they are become much easier to sustain – and that is the
Law of Abundance.
you must
always provide “more in use-value than you receive in cash-value” for each and
every transaction in which you deal. This effectively means that you must be in
some kind of business, in order to transact, and that you must ensure that the
other party involved in each transaction always gets a good deal. This approach
ensures that you will get repeat clients or customers and that word of your service
or products will naturally spread as they tell other people about you.
The word
Enneagram literally means model of nine.
Type 1 –
Perfectionist/Reformer
Type #2 –
The Helper/Giver
Type 3 -
Performer
Type 4 – The
Romantic/Individualist
Type 5 -
Observer
Type 6 –
Trooper/Guardian
Type 7 –
Epicure/Dreamer
Type 8 – The
Challenger/Boss
Type 9 – The
Peacemaker/Mediator
Personality
Attributes - Self Confidence - Positive - Optimistic - Amiable - Goal-Focussed
- Committed to Excellence - Self Motivated
Three
Principles of Money Mastery
First, you should always spend less than
you earn.
Second, understand the difference between
investments and liabilities and realign your spending, as far as it is
reasonable, with the principle of purchasing investments.
Third, work on continually increasing
your earning capacity
There are
certain natural laws and principles that pertain to the achievement of success
in life. The difference between a law and a principle is that you cannot
disobey a law, whereas you can choose to disobey a principle, though, of
course, you would also have to deal with the consequences of doing so.
Attraction
(the Law of Attraction) is an important natural law and that means that it
cannot be disobeyed. But unless you have been deliberately focussing your mind
on the future you want to create, you will probably have so far been missing
all the right connections. The way to correct this is to begin immediately to
construct a detailed picture of the future state that you would like to become
your reality. This will set to work subconscious processes that will operate to
guide you toward success. You must also include, within your imagined future,
specific goals that you can work on achieving, which are, essentially, steps
along the way to the fulfilment of the big picture.
You can think
of this as having two types of goals: outcome goals and performance goals. The
six-figure income is an example of an outcome goal; the number of books I need
to write is an example of a performance goal. You need to include both types of
goal within your future picture.
The key to
operating a successful business is to offer solutions to other people’s
problems and to do so in such a way that the customer feels they have received
a good deal.
You must
stay committed to taking consistent action, making continuous strides toward
your goal, whether it is the creation of your business or some other worthy
goal, until it is finally achieved - this is the Law of Cause and Effect in
action in which you are continually operating on the causes of success.
Remember
that Rome was not built in a day and that any worthy goal you set for yourself
is bound to take time and effort to achieve.
As you move
forward, your results will compound i.e. success will become easier and easier
– this is the Law of Abundance in operation in which success breeds success.
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