Repeat The Self Confidence Formula

Recently, my friend Wendy Robbins asked me how I would advise someone who had just been faced with a difficult obstacle. For example, what if you've been laid off, or you've just had a parent die? Whatever the circumstance might be, how do you regain confidence so you can move forward again?

Well, honest to goodness, the thing I would recommend most is to keep reminding yourself of the self confidence formula, because it's all about the truth. (By the way, for those who have a copy of The NEW Think and Grow Rich, this formula is on pages 34 and 35.)

"I know I have the ability to achieve the object of my definite purpose in life. Therefore, I demand of myself persistent, continuous action towards its attainment. And I here and now promise to render such action."

This self confidence formula of five points, plus a concluding paragraph that talks about honesty and integrity, positions a person to understand what they need to do, who they need to be, and how they need to go. And it ends with a place to sign it and a place to date it, and the specific recommendation to repeat it every single day.

That's what I recommend most—get this self-confidence formula.

Perhaps the first several times you read through it, it won't be all there for you, but it will come if you keep after it and repeat it every day, every day, every every day! You should memorize it.

Sure, I know it's longer than what most adults are accustomed to memorizing. Well, you, my friend, are not like most adult persons—you're a person who has taken on a definite chief aim in life, with the specific intent to make the world better and to profit at a level that you set up in return.

Obviously you're willing to do stuff that normal people, average people, won't and don't do.

And profit like few others do…

When I told Wendy that, she said,

"Hmmmm. I've got a good smile on, because you're completely right—and it makes so much sense to just go back to that. Because when you said that, it was like it was solid, it was definite, it was commanding the universe, really, to work with you to make it happen. And that nothing could stop you.

"I mean, when you were saying that, I was like, 'Wow, woohoo!'"
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