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1 October 2012

Robert GreeneKorrents 1 Oct 2012

From one piece Hidden Powers & My Book “Mastery” 3 beliefs, in the piece's order there

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What separates masters from others is how connected they feel to their primal inclinations and natural interests

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What separates Masters from the rest of us is the degree to which they feel connected to their primal inclinations and natural interests.

Hidden Powers & My Book “Mastery”powerseductionandwar.com
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Great achievers' powers were the fruit of intense labour; genetics seemed to play only a minor role

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Their powers did not appear in their early years, but were clearly the fruits of intense labor. Although genetics might play role, it seemed to be a minor one.

Hidden Powers & My Book “Mastery”powerseductionandwar.com
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Mastery is not reserved for the intellectually superior; almost anyone can attain it through willpower and desire

discipline

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It is not a power reserved for the intellectually superior, but a level of intelligence almost all of us can attain, if we understand where it comes from and work at it. The key lies within our own willpower and the intensity of our desire.

Hidden Powers & My Book “Mastery”powerseductionandwar.com

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