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Battling Enemies of the Mind

Enemies at the mind, you've got to battle with in the summer. One is pessimism that tries to get you only to see the negative side. Of course, there's the negative side. Life is part negative. What else isn't it? If the glass is half empty, it is half empty. You say, well, I've been only taught to see that it's half full. Well, sure, it's half full. But it's also half empty. I mean, can't you handle that? No, that's not to get a goat. But here's what pessimism would try to get you to do. Believe that it's only happened. And when pessimism comes to your mind, you've got to educate pessimism, because pessimism is stupid. Pessimism tries to get you to believe that it's only half empty. You gotta say pessimism, you've never been to school. Too dumb and stupid to know. Of course it's half empty, but it's not only half empty, it's also half full. I'm asking you to be in charge. Be in charge of your own mind, be in charge of your own destiny. Do battle with your enemy in the summertime. In the summertime, you gotta learn to love like a mother. Cheat like a father. Live life like a mother. Nourish. Cheat life like a father. Father says to whatever threatens his family, take two or three more steps toward this family and threaten him until he ceases to exist. I'm father. I kill. to battle with your enemies. Now it's also possible to love like a father. She could do it with her own words. I'm not saying that is a curse. Nothing more dangerous than an angry mother. I'm not saying that is a curse. I'm just saying that it's a curse. I'm just saying that it's a curse. I'm just saying that it's a curse. I'm just saying that it's a curse. I'm just saying that it's a curse. I saw an article in a magazine a little bit ago up in Canada. It showed a man with some claw marks on his back, had his shirt on, big teeth marks in his neck. This man was out in the woods, had his flash camera, saw Mama Bear with a little cub, thought, oh, this is cute, took a flash picture. Mama Bear takes unkindly to this flash picture. promptly chases the man, catches him, almost kills him before somebody rescued him. So beware, Mama Bear. Okay? Love like a father, hate like a mother, give life like a mother, take life like a father, however you want to arrange it, just so you nourish your values, nourish your family, nourish what's valuable for you, nourish your organization, nourish your distributors, nourish your customers, take care of your responsibilities, feed, nourish. But then I'm also asking you to do battle with your... Enemies, take sword to your enemies. Whatever's going to destroy those values, take sword to it. If it's worry, take sword to it. If it's threat, threaten back. You gotta be like your bloodstream. Good illustration. Red corpuscles to nourish, like a moon. White corpuscles to fight, kill, like a moth. You gotta do some negative thinking and just think positive. Thank God for white corpuscles that think negative all day. White Torquebustle say, just show me some infection, I'll kill it. Whatever threatens this body and its future gets threatened. Whatever's out to kill this body gets killed. I'm asking you, take sword to your enemies, whether they're on the outside, or whether they're on the inside. Protect your family, protect your future, protect your values. Love, nourish, but also do battle with whatever's out there to do battle with you. Take some courage from some of those that have been through the battle. They've given you their stories on this stage. They've been through it. They know what it's all about. Take some courage from that. And in the summer, do that for them. Now here's the last one, in the harvest time. Number mobile. Take your harvest and all that comes your way with full responsibility. Don't complain. That fourth season, complaining, telling you could ruin all of your chances. Complaining sometimes starts as an infection. If you don't take care of it, it becomes a disease. You battle with them in the harvest time. Reap your harvest without complaint. It's your crop, you sowed it. You either made the calls or didn't make the calls. You wrote the letters, you didn't write the letters. You were steady or you weren't steady. You did it or you didn't do it. You put together a good day or you didn't put together a good day. Take responsibility when the harvest time finally comes and say, hey, it's my crop, got to take responsibility for it. I do not complain. And then here's the next one. Do not apologize. If you've done well. We offer no apologies when these winners that walked across this stage here go back to their communities. We offer no apology for making the kind of money they make. Because of the lives they touched and the people that they helped. No telling what would have happened if these people had not touched many people's lives, who touched many people's lives. You go back to the community. All of you that were winners here, I ask you to go back with no apology. Because you've done your job well and you've given good hands to everybody you've touched. You deserve all the money. Thank you. Thank you.