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Wow!! way to claim something for yourself.

Carlos Casteneda started wobbling on about leverage in the 60′s and he pinched the idea from the Greeks.

I think it was archimedes who postulates that with a long enough lever and somewhere to put it, you can move the world.

This is the point that you miss out…the place to put your lever.

I like your blog a lot and find a lot of the thinking stimulating, but you have only talked about half an idea here. And, most of your thinking is about developing momentum…not enabling leverage. This is not surprising, as the gaining of the leverage is the hard part.

Best of luck in the future

Neil

Thanks, Ken

Being in sales most of my life, it is true that 80% of the production comes from 20% of the people.
It is also true about Internet marketing. Most people don’t leverage themselves and are on the road to failure at a 95% rate. Using the crowbar to get what you really wish to obtain is crucial

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The Personal Development Carnival – January 7, 2007…

Welcome to the January 7, 2007 edition of the Personal Development Carnival!
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“The Crowbar” is a metaphor I use for a person’s will to push themselves beyond their normal limit. I have found that whenever I dig deep enough to find this source of energy, it creates the leverage I need to get to the next level. Just like a physical crowbar, the metaphorical crowbar is a tool that assists a person to do something that they would have a hard time doing on their own.

But what if we don’t own a crowbar? I don’t get it. Did you find this in a personal development book?