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Speech On Self Helplessness

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The fact is the way we look at our self , that how unconsciously we act ,because our mind is the processing unit of all our action There is a saying that says 90% of what we think about or spend our time with that what we slowly become . Self helplessness can be said to be the helpless felling within ones self, self helplessness has been one of the secret of self made millionaire, simply because they are able to over come self helplessness. Most people that lack money today spend more thinking how helpless they are in the following areas. Place of origin Most person simply believe that the reason why that are financially free or don 't have fortune is because of the country, state ,continent, region that they where giving birth to ,and …show more content…

Who has convince or has giving you information that your race or skin colour has anything to do with your achievements or success in life , every man is created equally with same right and opportunities Get out there and have this conviction and say to your self that my race or skin cannot determine my success in life, overcome that self helplessness. Gender Most person believe that women are suppose to become a helping hand to men and should be satisfied and should not be more successful than male contapant .in other to give men there respect. I was once having a conversion with young college girl one day in church. Am a Christian please don 't be judgemental . during the conversation I asked her what 's your plan for the next 10years ,she said her plans was a o go to school ,get good grades, get a job and get married,And she continued that she want to become an helping hand to her husband .I tried talking to her but she was convinced and have made her decision. This is the kind of education most women get from home that females are not suppose to be richer or more successful than there male colleague. I 'm our day we can see women like kincadercains and opera who are successful and have impacted into our generation. Get out there and say that gender has nothing to do with my success in

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