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The Baron Son
Vade Mecum 7
By Vicky Therese Davis,
William R. Patterson
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D. Marques Patton
Long & Silverman, 2005
ISBN 1595753575
189 page
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The Big Idea
Three students travel across a vast desert to seek the wisdom and guidance of the most prosperous man in the world. Seeing the dedication in their eyes, the man known as the Baron shares with them core principles that are necessary for personal and business achievement.
Written by entrepreneurs and business consultants, “The Baron Son” is a story that will enlighten and inspire. As its subtitle suggests, this national bestseller is indeed a vade mecum 7 -a guidebook that must be kept constantly at hand.
Supreme Principle First - The Irresistable Force
The Story
The Baron was the wealthiest and most influential man in the land of Mh'ki . One day, three men dared venture into his palatial home to seek his guidance and advice. Admiring their courage and determination, the Baron agreed to their request and proceeded to tell them his story.
The Baron told the three men the story of his father. His father was a distinguished nobleman who left his post because he disliked the way his fellow noblemen treated the masses. Despite the fact that he would probably be killed, the Baron's father escaped from the city to teach people about the Laws of Gold.
The King found out about the school and the Baron went home one day to find the school burned to the ground and his father dead. Through the help of Nasir, a man who also served as their guide, the Baron decided to take on his father's task to teach the people the Laws of Gold.
The Learning's
Your chosen mission and the will to make it come true comprise your irresistible force.
Always choose to think proper thoughts and cultivate them. This way, they will flourish.
You must find your own definite purpose. Focus all your thoughts on achieving your purpose and act on it.
Your definite purpose must be your first priority. You must give it your commitment.
At night, try to center your thoughts on your definite purpose. Remember that your thoughts can directly affect your actions the next day. ......