Million Dollar Habits

 
5.
 
How much do you like yourself? What are the experiences that give you 
your greatest feelings of self-esteem, and how could you create more of 
them?
 
6.
 
What are your greatest fears? How would you behave differently if you had 
no fears at all?
 
7.
 
What can you do, starting today, to feed your mind with more of the 
thoughts, words, people and pictures that are more consistent with the very 
best person you could be, and the most important goals you want to achieve?
 
 
“Man becomes a slave to his constantly repeated acts. What he at first chooses, 
at last compels.”
(Orison Swett Marden) 
 
 
 

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Million Dollar Habits – Page 49 
Chapter Three
 
Becoming A Person of Value 
 
“Thoughts lead on to purposes; purposes go forth in action; actions form habits; 
habits decide character; and character fixes our destiny.”
(Tryon Edwards) 
Almost everything you are or will be will be determined by your thoughts, feelings 
and behaviors. Fully 95% of everything you think, feel and do will be determined 
by your 
habits
. The key to becoming a great person, and living a great life, is for 
you to develop the habits of success that lead inevitably to your achieving 
everything that is possible for you. 
Fortunately, all habits are learned, and are therefore 
learnable
. If you have bad 
habits, or if you have not yet developed the habits that you need to become 
everything that you are capable of becoming, you can develop these habits by a 
systematic process of practice and repetition, just as you learn any other subject. 
Good habits are hard to learn, but easy to live with. Bad habits, on the other hand, 
are easy to learn but hard to live with. In either case, once you have developed a 
habit, it becomes automatic and easy. Like breathing in and breathing out, you find 
it easier and easier to engage in thoughts, feelings and behaviors that are consistent 
with the person you want to be, and the goals you want to achieve.