The Greatness Mindset Novels & Stories

Takuto walked over and pressed it for her. “Thanks, big brother!” she chirped. That smile hit him like a sunrise: In the eyes of someone younger, he was already a big brother. He tore down all the charts from his wall and drafted a new document: Personal Growth Strategy – Revised Shift Core Advantage – From physical height to intellectual superiority Differentiated Competitiveness – Make up for height with charisma and talent Long-Term Value Investing – Believe that one day, the growth curve will catch up “Like Buffett says,” he wrote in his journal,

"You see, people still tend to underestimate the power you have. But, I have good news for you. You're capable. What a man can do, you can also do. It's only about the mindset. Anyone can become successful. Don’t let anyone intimidate you." "Yeah," someone from the crowd agreed. I just smiled. They concentrated so much, as if their lives depended on my words. I continued, "Many ladies have lost their dignity by being so dependent on men. Some of them become side chics, while some of them just hang out with men for the money. They feel like they don't have the power to create wealth." I raised my hand. "Guys, see this palm. Your destiny is in it. Whatever you do with these hands determines ho

If you do not get rid of those descriptions from your character, you will never develop your Midas touch - the ability to turn anything you touch into Gold. Kittridge had noticed people with deep faith of some sort often seem more grounded and more productive. They have a sense of purpose that can't be destroyed, and they are not easily discouraged. Whether they are Jewish, Christian, Buddhist, Muslim or whatever religion they may follow, it gives them a direction and dedication that can defy business analysis.

“A giant. A visionary. A man who lived by his own rules and asked permission from no one. Not from the markets, not from society, and certainly not from the narrow conventions of those who could not comprehend his scale. To suggest anything less is the true sin against his memory.” —-

Parents, sometimes unconsciously, reinforce this mindset, praising their sons for mere existence while daughters must earn validation through effort. As a result, these men grow up expecting the world—especially women—to cater to their self-perceived greatness. They assume love and admiration should come effortlessly, as if it’s their birthright. Instead of reflecting on their flaws or striving to improve, they remain stagnant, convinced that any woman who challenges them simply "doesn’t understand their worth." This arrogance blinds them to their own shortcomings, making accountability impossible.

ideologies" that suppress the advances the masses need. They call it impossible until it is done, then see it as obvious and simple. You did the impossible, child, that there is no earthly applause is expected. The heavens, however, are in raptures at the strength of your heart. Spread your wings, my dove. For the baby bird only finds they can fly when they leap into the air. Trust that you have created yourself well, that as an athlete waits upon the starting blocks with well toned muscles, your brain is ready for this. Everyone you ever met, or certainly those with an open heart, feels deeply that you can lead, that you are more capable than they of making good choices on behalf of others.

I hated the situation that I had found myself yet, yet I could not help but be careful. I paused, glancing at the crowd. “That experience gave me a new mindset. And now, as a way to give back to the people who stood by us, my father’s company will be launching a new initiative. We will partner with fifty individuals who have innovative visions and ideas but lack the resources to bring them to life. If you have a great idea and no company, bring it forward starting next month. Let’s build something extraordinary together. You know how smart I am so don't come with me with crooked ideas. You need to sit in your room and think well. You need to give me the cons and pros. You need to weigh your

I say to myself but to the hearing of Hassie who turns and gives a smile, this reawakens me from my semi-conscious state thrilled by the luxury I'm seeing inside. "You have grown past the era of expecting small things, you are now the winner of the pageantry, a CEO. I mean you will have a lot of money so stop seeing yourself as small." "Oh, I'm sorry." Hassie hates it when I act too small or think too small of who I am. There was a time I saw this as humility until I learnt that I was calling on people to take advantage of me, then I stopped all of that.

“You set me on a search for my match, to reject my chance at finding him? I highly doubt I will be able to beat you in finding her. I don’t have a single lead at this stage. “ “I saw greatness in your future, greatness I believe your match would help you achieve more quickly. Because support breeds quicker results. My ability to see beyond the usual scope of vision doesn’t mean I can medal; medalling can change the course of events. Life at times is like a game of chess, your moves have to be calculated. The skills and growth you get from your journey is what will determine your success. You yourself have to become the person we see, only you alone can create that person.” “What are you” “Wh

"That's kind of hard, isn't it? With class systems and caste systems and everything else we've got going on in the world." "That's bullshit made up by men. Even my five-year-old triplets know that shit. Men have always come up with ways to oppress other men; you've got to stare that shit in the face and say fuck that, not today, not any fucking day." "Money and possessions aren't what makes anyone great kid; that's a myth. It's what's in here and here." He pointed to his head and heart. "You've got to have the heart to believe in your own worth, to know that you were made great and own that shit. When you get to that point, you will stand before kings and queens and any so-called dignitary i