Yesterday, I wrote the note below to a former employee checking up on me. Take a read and I will add some additional comments at the end about the importance of a mastermind group.

Perhaps if I had put together a mastermind group, I would have turned the corner earlier with the AI component which

Reflections about the “Happy Days” forthcoming.

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If you think you are beaten, you are,

If you think you dare not, you don’t

If you like to win, but you think you can’t,

It is almost certain you won’t.

If you think you’ll lose, you’re lost

For out of the world we find,

Success begins with a fellow’s will—

It’s all

 The Road Less Taken is an illusory construction looking back on one’s past. When reviewing in light of the principles from Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich, what can Robert Frost’s most famous poem teach us. First, it helps to carefully review the poem.

Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,
And sorry I 

I’ve always loved maps. I think the chance to look down at a map and consider a far off place was one of the reasons why I was able to tolerate my first desk job as an ocean freight forwarder.

More importantly, I know that the ability to map the law allowed me to continue

Earl Nightingale who was mentored by the fountainhead of motivational speaking, Napoleon Hill, states unequivocally: “Success is the Progressive Realization of a Worthy Ideal.”

What’s your ideal? Is it to obtain better health, money, and happiness?

If so, I suspect that you might have demonstrated this in the past by means of a two-dimensional Venn

As I now continue to transition along my 180° pivot away from boundary dispute law after going deep down its rabbit hole for a decade, I realize I have developed an incredibly unique skill which has broad application.

I can look at exactly where a decision has been sliced through by the knife of reason,

Boundary Dispute Law has been my sole occupational focus for a decade. I started drilling down on this nano-niche of real property law after I turned my back on being a “China Hand.” I have decided it is time for me to again change. Why?

Every once in a while, one should take stock and