"Self-Suggestion Statements" by John Paul Carinci
"Today I begin my new life. The old life of mediocrity,
compromise, and weariness has been laid to rest. Today I
am born anew, with all the enthusiasm of a child. For as a
child, I was going to conquer the world. Today I will replace
the old with the new, and the new will slowly become habit
through daily repetition.

With the new Power Ideas that I have learned, I will
be successful. For now on, I know why many fail and I will
avoid that road filled with pits of failure. Never again will
I feel pity for myself, for now I realize I have all I need
to change my life for the better. I understand now that I
have so much more than many others who have debilitating
impairments, who achieve greatness many times despite
severe obstacles.

Never again will I follow the followers in life. For now
I know that I can lead the way. And even though I may
take wrong turns, never again will I be deterred. I now
know so much more. Even Thomas Edison had more than
10,000 mistakes before achieving his great invention of the
light bulb. Failure will never again intimidate or depress
me, rather it will be my steppingstone to victory. For now,
I understand that victory is always near the end of the
journey, not within the first few steps. I will push on. I will
rise to the occasion. Each new day will be the best day of
my life, and the world will take notice and admire this new
attitude.

From this day forward, I will be sure to spread this
new positive attitude in all I do and for all others to see,
feel, and sense. I know it is far better to wear a protective
armor made out of motivation and a positive disposition,
which will repel all negativity. And in return, I will allow
the subconscious, the more powerful part of my brain to
absorb and retain only positive motivating thoughts, which
it will send back out like the beacon of a lighthouse. The
bible says: “Ask and it shall be given. Seek and you shall
find. Knock and the door shall open. For the one who asks
will always receive.”

Are we not what we eat? And do we not become and
achieve what we think? Never again will I allow others to
sense negativity from me. The world is full of pessimistic
individuals, preaching doom and gloom. I choose a better
way to live. There are so many others, departed and living,
who have believed in me as someone special. Do I not owe
it to them, myself and my creator to accomplish greatness?
For my enthusiasm and charisma will spur positive actions
and responses from others. I now know that a positive
attitude is contagious. I will forever lift the attitudes of all
that I meet, knowing full well that when I help another - I
help myself.
Always, and from this day on – I will love all people
whom I meet each day, no matter how they treat or react to
me. How can I love myself without loving all others first?
For now I am aware that I am the greatest living miracle
that my newborn mind was first exposed to. I know now
that my odds at being born and winding up with my exact
personality were millions to one. So, I will love all of God’s
other miracles as I love myself. Always, will I show my love
to others, looking for the good, the gold inside of everyone.
Because I now know every human being has good inside of
him, though, sometimes, hidden. I also know that showing
my love first will bring forth love out of others. Just as an
animal studies a human’s eyes, looking for danger, friend
or foe, all whom I have eye contact with will study me for
love, hatred, despair, sadness or fear. I will project only
love.

Now that I possess these Power Ideas, I will motivate
myself each day onward to success. Never again will I
allow others to keep me down. I will arise each morning
with renewed energy and confidence, eager to unwrap that
special gift of a new day. I will push on harder when others
give up. And I will move to the top like heavy cream, rich
in texture, with my convictions. I vow to always consume
positive uplifting thoughts, but if I should wander, as I may,
I will quickly get back on track. Do we not watch what our
bodies consume? Is it not paramount to feed our minds,
which controls our bodies – only the purest, most uplifting,
enthusiastic thoughts?

Now I realize that like the bodybuilder developing his
body, I must maintain my greatest asset - my mind. And
I now vow to feed that mind inspiration and motivation,
through books, tapes, and actions. My mind must stay
in shape like the muscles of the bodybuilder. And I also
realize that I am different from others. But I will never
act as though I am better than another. For no one is ever
better than anyone else, just different – through attitudes,
personality, inspiration, thoughts, and enthusiasm. I will be
successful; it’s inevitable, because my aggressiveness will
create opportunities for my success.
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Self Help Book "AWESOME SUCCESS PRINCIPLES" by John Paul Carinci

From Failure To Success

From Failure To Success
“Not every successful person started out that way.
Many were failures before they turned their lives around.
Energizing themselves by being dissatisfied has turned
more unsuccessful people into tremendous successes.
One such person was a man named Og Mandino. Og
had hit rock bottom and came very close to taking his own
life.

As a youngster, Og’s mother would tell him, “Some day
you will be a writer…not just a writer but a great writer!”
Og’s mother died before he graduated high school and
he felt devastated for years. During World War II, he flew
thirty bombardier missions over Germany. After the war
ended, he got married, had a child, sold life insurance, and
slowly drank himself into alcoholism.

It took ten years before he ruined his marriage, forcing
his wife and daughter to leave him, and for him to completely
bottom out. With his last ten dollars, he contemplated buying
the gun he saw in a pawnshop window. Something stopped
him from carrying out the suicide he envisioned. Instead,
he wound up in a library that day and tried to find an answer
for his life in self-help books, and one in particular: Success
Through A Positive Mental Attitude.

Og found something that changed his life in those books.
He went on to head the magazine “Success Unlimited” and
wrote the world renowned book, The Greatest Salesman
In The World. He sold over 25 million copies of his many
inspirational titles, which became his way of helping
millions of people improve their lives.

Og was clearly inspired to action. Positive Visualization?
You bet! The magic of believing is powerful when accepted
by the subconscious mind.”
“I will persist until I succeed.
I was not delivered into this world in
defeat, nor does failure course in my veins.
I am not a sheep waiting to be prodded by my
shepherd. I am a lion and I refuse to talk, to
walk, to sleep with the sheep. I will hear
not those who weep and complain, for their
disease is contagious. Let them join the sheep.
The slaughterhouse of failure is not my destiny.
I will persist until I succeed.”
--Og Mandino
C-2005 John Paul Carinci from the book The Power Of Being Different

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HAPPINESS IS AN ATTITUDE

**Happiness is An Attitude** (excerpt from John's book)
"The 92-year-old, petite, well-poised and proud lady, who is fully dressed each morning by eight o'clock, with her hair fashionably coifed and makeup perfectly applied, even though she is legally blind, moved to a nursing home today. Her husband of 70 years recently passed away, making the move necessary. After many hours of waiting patiently in the lobby of the nursing home, she smiled sweetly when told her room was ready. As she maneuvered her walker to the elevator, I provided a visual description of her tiny room, including the eyelet sheets that had been hung on her window. "I love it," she stated with the enthusiasm of an eight-year-old having just been presented with a new puppy. "Mrs. Jones, you haven't seen the room .... just wait." "That doesn't have anything to do with it," she replied. "Happiness is something you decide on ahead of time. Whether I like my room or not doesn't depend on how the furniture is arranged ... it's how I arrange my mind. I already decided to love it ... It's a decision I make every morning when I wake up. I have a choice; I can spend the day in bed recounting the difficulty I have with the parts of my body that no longer work, or get out of bed and be thankful for the ones that do. Each day is a gift, and as long as my eyes open I'll focus on the new day and all the happy memories I've stored away ... just for this time in my life."

“Make it a point to do something every day that you don’t want to do. This is the golden rule for acquiring the habit of doing your duty without pain.”
-- Mark Twain

Affirmations will change your life forever, but only if you desire that change. The opposite is also true, negative thoughts will result in vibes that will fan the flames of negativity. The choice is yours. It always has been your choice to be happy, to be sad, to be positive, or to be negative. It is your life, don’t ever let anyone rain on your parade or lead you down a road of doom and gloom.
Every day you can choose to practice the art of positive affirmations, and continue these affirmations throughout the day, and every day for life. Trust me, it will change you life. These positive affirmations will become a great asset to you, and become a habit after a few weeks.
As you practice this newfound positive affirmations habit, any negativity you hear will bounce off of your positive thinking mind as nonsense. You will see that negativity will slowly affect you far less than any other time before."

To Be Successful The Self-Suggestion Must Be:
1- Believable.
2- Reasonable. It must be within your ability to make it happen. An impossible task will not be
accepted by the subconscious.
3- The subconscious mind must be convinced by reaffirming positive thoughts, by “selling” yourself about why your life and the world around you are positive experiences.

Let me present an example of a self-suggestion that can help you: “I feel fantastic!” Then you say, “You know I really do feel fantastic because I'm alive. I'm healthy. I'm free. I can talk. I can see. I've got my mind, and no matter what happens - no one can take this away from me. I really do feel fantastic.”

“Not doing more than the average
is what keeps the average down.”
--William M. Winans

c-2014 JOHN PAUL CARINCI FROM THE BOOK Awesome Success Principles

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HOW TO REMAIN POSITIVE IN THE FACE OF EVIL

“How To Remain Positive In The Face Of Evil” (from my book)

BOSTON reminds us of the World Trade Center act.

At 9:03 A.M., I saw the second plane in a precise angle purposely crash and disappear into the South Tower. I yelled for my wife, who was then taking her turn in the bathroom, to see what had happened. We heard about two more plane crashes that day: the Pentagon was hit at 9:43 A.M. and the downing of the passenger jet in Somerset County, PA, took place at 10:10 A.M. I had witnessed a tragic, historical event that changed America and the world. The security and safety Americans

had taken for granted disappeared in the fireballs of four planes that crashed in New York City, Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.C.

I was thankful that I had no relatives who were lost in the World Trade Center attacks. Yet, I felt that a part of me died that day. My belief in mankind was shaken.

In the following days and weeks, New Yorkers and Americans experienced pain that seemed endless as the country witnessed the devastation of the attacks. Rescuers worked day after day in a painstaking search for all the victims.

The craziness of the world’s brutality had finally reached our streets and lives. How could it happen? Terrorism was never supposed to be this close to our homes. Bombs and terrorist acts had always been things that happened in far away places. I had only heard about violence in some other country, some other place, but I was not prepared to witness almost three thousand people dying in New York City.

How do you keep from having this horrific attack drain your energy and affect your emotions? How can you keep motivated to achieve positive action? How can you forge ahead? It is hard not to dwell on the uncertainty of future terrorist acts against Americans. How can we not be

consumed with worry and doubt?

You must first put your faith and trust in God, believing that good prevails over evil. You have to have faith in the government, the president, our elected officials, and our proven democracy. The 9/11 attack on our buildings and cities was the warning bell alerting us to protect our

democracy from those who hate democratic principles and ideals.

9/11 does not have to drive us to hate. If others hate America and perceive it as being too selfish, then this is the time for Americans to help other people in other countries in new ways. America needs to be that special light in the world that shows others that democracy is always a better choice, rather than terrorism, hatred, and all forms of tyranny.

9/11 is a reminder that we should live to do more each day because each day is a blessing not be taken lightly. Being alive means you have been given more time to accomplish more good things in your life. Your life multiplied by time equals greater accomplishments.

Remember the Parable of the Talents and the son that hid his talents so not to risk losing them? Meanwhile, his other brother multiplied his talents by using them. The lesson is that you have talents that should be used. I believe many people never use their talents to their fullest extent.

That means that there are billions of people in the world who are living lives below their potential. The great tragedy is that many don’t care. They get up, do some work, and go to sleep having done the minimum.

Imagine how much better the world would be if some of those billions of people started working to attain new goals for themselves and were driven to achieve greatness.

The whole world would improve as billions of people start to excel, discover new inventions, and make the entire A better place.

By using your talents and developing new skills, not only do you reap greatness, you can change the world and make it a better place.

“There comes a time in a man’s life when to

get where he has to go-if there are no doors

or windows-he walks through a wall.”

--Bernard Malamud

American Author

(1914-1986)

I believe that the victims of 9/11 and all of our friends and relatives who have passed on are looking down on you I believe in God and in the hereafter. I truly believe there is much more than this here-and-now, our flesh and bones, and our time we are given on earth. I believe our

time on earth is a test, and we get a score as to how well we have used our talents.

9/11 taught the whole nation about getting through grief and moving forward with a new determination to stand strong for freedom, democracy, and the noble goals of America. Americans had a choice -- to give in to the many heartless and cold-blooded killers holed

up throughout the world, or to take freedom, democracy, and the good things about America to other parts of the world.

You have choices in your life, too. You can be a follower or you can lead others with your creative imagination and example. You can be average or you can “be different” by attaining greater goals. You can be mediocre or you can attain greatness. I choose to be different in order to achieve greatness.

“Man’s happiness in life is the result of

man’s own effort and is neither the gift

of God nor a spontaneous natural product.”

--Ch’en Tu-hsiu

Chinese Editor

(1879-1942)

You are like the tree that is destined to grow tall, the bird that soars high, and the water that flows with new life to quench the thirst of others.

Your very birth was a fabulous miracle. You have the talents to do the extraordinary. By using your creative imagination, your life will become an outpouring of miracles that will help others.

Your opportunities abound. May you soar to greatness every day.

C-2014 JOHN PAUL CARINCI

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