“We live in a world of possibilities... when we believe it, we’ll see it.”

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“We live in a world of possibilities... when we believe it, we’ll see it.”

K EY C ONCEPTS : Believe it and you’ll see it. Recognize abundance. Look for possibilities. Unleash your energy to fix what’s wrong. CONTINUED...

K EY C ONCEPTS : Ride the changes. Take yourself to your edge. Be your best for the world.

B ELIEVE IT AND YOU’LL SEE IT. Commit to the results you’re looking for. Find ways around obstacles. Have high expectations.

Acknowledge all that you have to work with. Broaden your definition of winning. Look for ways to work cooperatively with others. RECOGNIZE ABUNDANCE.

Focus on opportunity, rather than scarcity. Find what’s working. Keep looking for the next possible answer. L OOK FOR POSSIBILITIES.

Connect with a positive vision. Believe that solutions exist. Focus on what is right with the situation. U NLEASH YOUR ENERGY TO FIX WHAT’S WRONG.

Realize that change is possibility. Learn to live with uncertainty, yet act with confidence. Challenge the order in your life. R IDE THE CHANGES.

T AKE YOURSELF TO YOUR EDGE. Trust yourself and create your own future. Follow your edge wherever it goes. Move beyond your best.

B E YOUR BEST FOR THE WORLD. Act with service and grace. Make a contribution through action. Talk about your successes to discover your dreams.