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The Key to Shaping Your Destiny

 Specifically, what drives our lives is our neuro-associations—whatever pleasure or pain we associate or “link” to a situation in our nervous system is going to determine our behavior.

If we want to change our lives, we must change our neuro-associations:

Your neuro-associations control your level of motivation.

Every single action you take has an effect on your destiny. If we study destiny, we find everything in life has four parts:

1. Everything we think or do is a cause set in motion.

2. Every one of our thoughts and actions is going to have an effect or result in our lives.

3. Our results begin to “stack up” to take our lives in a particular direction.

4. For every direction, there is an ultimate destination or destiny.


It’s important for you now to begin to answer two questions: What is your ultimate destiny? What do you want your life to be about? While few people know precisely how their lives will turn out, we can certainly decide in advance the kind of person we want to become and how we want to live our lives. Having this “bigger picture” can pull us through some of the short-term tough times and keep things in perspective, allowing us to remain happy, fulfilled and driven to achieve our dreams.


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