Inaugurate Yourself

The book Inaugurate Yourself . . . makes you aware of the fact that what can happen is only what is inside you, in your own self (already that time limit passes, but time ever remains); that by delegating one’s responsibility, one cannot become free from accountability; that successful people do not just look for opportunities, they create new opportunities; that those who are successful are not angels after all—they are human beings like you and me; that success is not at the mercy of “means”; that no work is special—the way of doing it is special; that the world does not make stars—it is on a lookout for them; that successful people go a step forward and pay attention to solutions; that quality in itself is a source of publicity; that the possibilities of being successful are always open; that our desires get strength from our willpower; that our fate is a reality—our reality, rather than a surprise; that the present alone is our reality . . . it is eternal . . . it is its own reason . . .