There is a higher law than objectivity, situation ethics, or reason; it is called conscience. Many of the great thinkers, philosophers, and writers throughout history have had much to say about it. Tennyson spoke about conscience and called it “a still small voice that spoke to me.” Saint Augustine said, “Conscience and reputation are two things; conscience is to yourself, reputation is to your neighbor.” Another great thinker called Victor Cousin said, “He who loses his conscience has nothing left worth keeping.” Is your God-given conscience dictating your movement through life, or are you adjusting your conscience to adapt to your weaknesses? In business, we would put it in different terms. We often ask the question, “Are you a wandering generality or a meaningful specific?” Your willpower harnessed to your character will make the difference

It usually starts with a phone call… ‘You don’t know me, but…’ and then the whole sad, sorry story spills out. The creditors are closing in… the business is on the skids… the money has run out… we have our backs to the wall. Sometimes the calls are emotional, often angry, but usually cries for help in a seemingly hopeless situation. Most of us encounter problems from time to time, and usually, we cope with them, or they disappear of their own accord, leaving us older and wiser. For example, the loss of a loved one is a crisis that often leaves a permanent scar. The same with a critical medical problems in our lives or the lives of those close to us. The purpose of this book is to help those with major financial crises. But I hope the principles presented here will provide help in other areas of life as well.

One unforgettable day, I did try extremely hard and passed my work up to Miss Phillips with a certain amount of pride and satisfaction, expecting at the very least a comment of acceptance or maybe even an acknowledgement of good work before the whole class. But Miss Phillips thundered down between the desks toward me and slapped my face, stood me up, shook me and punched my back and then finally took the point of my chin between her forefinger and thumb and shook with all her strength, yelling, ‘Peter Daniels, you are a bad, bad boy and you are never going to amount to anything!’

When one hears the words Multi-level Marketing, Network Marketing, Direct Selling, Word of Mouth Marketing, Pyramid Scheme, Passive Income, Affiliate Marketing, Referral Marketing, ‘Home-based Business Franchising’, a Uni-level Plan, a Stair-step Breakaway Plan, Matrix, Binary, Hybrid plan, or Party Plan, in general terms they immediately identify with the same or similar activity, and to the uninitiated, it is all the same..., ‘it’s that pyramid scam thing again.

At the end of our lives we are going to look back on our time spent on this planet with reflection, insight, and hindsight. Most of us will have some regrets, and we will see areas that we could have improved upon. But let us try. Let us be motivated to have a go. Let us give life our best shot by being honest with the breath that God has given us and respond to the opportunities and oppositions presented by accepting and demonstrating to others ‘How To Be Motivated All The Time.’

This book can be for you a blueprint for success and priority living that will clarify your direction and make the journey of life more enjoyable. The following pages will guide you into a “take charge” lifestyle that puts you at the control levers of your life. For some, this may become unsettling because there is within that unforgiving framework a “no let out” clause for personal and corporate accountability.

We need to measure ourselves against the suffering and afflicted, realizing that against that situation, we are rich, and that is why all wealth is relative! Why God has allowed us to be born in this particular space of time is something that remains a mystery, but nevertheless, it is real and dynamic and full of personal obligation.

Wealth is relative, and our response in respect to the principle of God is that we share, not on the basis of what others who are better equipped, or lesser equipped, than ourselves are doing, but on the basis of how we are individually blessed compared to the intensity of the need.

Why haven’t our theologians and inspirational writers, and teachers provided us with a Christian Code of Conduct for daily living before now?, The simple answer is that it would be difficult for them to do so because they do not operate at that level! As a matter of fact, many of them rarely venture away from their protected academic positions. I believe it’s time for us to set our own Christian codes of conduct based on the Word of God that provide relevance, meaning, and measurements for all we do. I have found that my codes of conduct have provided me with the foundation for a sound and secure life, and recently I created a few more that were helpful to me and may be helpful to you, also.

I learned that: nothing is impossible; the best is yet to come; people see you as you are now but cannot visualize how far you can go, and you can, if you think you can! Nothing is achieved without looking at yourself in the mirror each morning and realizing that you and you alone are responsible for your future and that life is not chances but choices. God has never robotized the mind of man. Each one of these giants has confirmed again and again to me that faith in God and commitment to the biblical principles that Jesus taught will give balance and security for every challenge.

The safest way to deal with any public speaking opportunity is to combine integrity and intelligence with an attitude of gratitude to those who are prepared to open their minds and hearts to your thoughts. Those who wait for your words are fellow travelers in life and desire from you the warmth and friendship you would demonstrate toward a dear friend. In fact, your future friends will probably be drawn from such a group as this