Succeed for Yourself

Author: Richard Denny

The ideas in this book are presented logically, yet the book is designed so that you can draw from its information—in any order—what you find personally relevant to you.
I make no apologies for the presence of many ideas and concepts that are not new in this book; these ideas and concepts are the great principles of success. Throughout my journey to a greater understanding of human achievement, I have learned a lot from reading and listening to people wiser and more successful than myself. I have personally applied ideas and concepts from the "Succeed for Yourself" system, and then I was fortunate enough to teach it and share it with others who have also achieved a great deal of success and wealth. The variety and similarity of stories in this book are intended to convey the ideas, systems, and messages that lead the reader to success.
This book is for everyone: for those who wish to become millionaires or billionaires, or to be sports champions, or those who aspire to power and influence, or those who wish to be successful parents, or to be respected individuals whom others look up to, or to those who wish to achieve humanity's most important desire: happiness.
As you progress through the book, you will find me explaining the tremendous power of the human mind and the importance of investing in ourselves: I talk about time management, personal planning, self-management, and goal setting. I will also provide methods for evaluating your strengths and weaknesses, ways to build a self-image, and strategies for maintaining self-confidence to envision and achieve success.
Each chapter in this book is designed to include a "Pocket Reminder List" at the end to reinforce and strengthen the strategies presented throughout the book. I have tried and tested these principles and can definitively assure you that they all work. The rest is up to you.
What is certain is that success is available and waiting for you.
Tell me the story, the old story.
Tell me the story continuously;
For I forget the story quickly and continuously.
It is old, yet it is new.