
People's need for success, and their drive to gain benefits and prove themselves, is what leads them to take steps and adopt behaviours that distinguish them from others and carry them toward achieving a goal.
A person should focus on sound principles that they trust and rely on throughout their life, when making important decisions, and in their daily dealings. You can adopt agreed-upon rules and trust in them.
Let us now begin with the rules that you can regard as personal rules, which push you each day to rely on them in order to achieve success and progress in your life, based on your trust in each one.
Rule One: Start with yourself
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Starting the work with yourself, so that you influence people and your relationships, is the only path to development.
Rule Two: Make everything you do bring you benefit.
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The things you do and through which you deal with your relationships and your work can lead you to important achievements.
Rule Three: Accept yourself so that you get what you want.
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Accept yourself so that you move away from everything that preoccupies you and set out anew.
Rule Four: Choose the side of good and righteous work so that you trust your success and love it.
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You may achieve success while doing wrong work, but you will not feel enjoyment or fulfilment in that success.
Rule Five: Believe that you are integrated energies.
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Each of your senses and each part of your personality is an influential energy, and it affects others.
Rule Six: Trust yourself to be a guide and adviser to yourself.
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No one knows the details of your life as you know them in your subconscious mind.
Rule Seven: Direct your conduct and actions by your first concern.
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Every success you have with people depends on directing and correcting your speech to them: "Aim for what is right, and stay close to it" (meaning).
Rule Eight: Look at your life with importance and care.
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No one will look after your health, your livelihood and your happiness on your behalf as much as you do yourself.
Rule Nine: Take care of your feelings about yourself and others, and keep them positive.
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Every act of communication needs positive feelings, and needs negativity to be prevented from affecting the aims of the communication.


