Unlimited power

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UNLIMITED POWER 
BY ANTHONY ROBBINS 
 
 
Copyright © 1991 by Robbins Research International. AM rights reserved. Reproduction in any form without the express written convent of Robbins Research International is prohibited. 
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Unlimited power doesn't mean you always succeed or that you never fail. 
Unlimited power just means you learn from every human experience and make 
every experience work for you in some way. It is unlimited power to change your 
perceptions, to change your actions, and to change the results you're creating. 
 
I'd like to suggest another way to change your life and ensure continued 
success. Find a team you want to play on. Ultimate power is the power of people 
working together, not pulling apart. That might mean your family, or it might 
mean good Friends. It could be trusted business partners or people you work with 
and care about. 
 
If you ask people about their richest experiences in life, they'll usually come 
up with something they did as part of a team. Being on a team makes you stretch. 
it makes you grow. If you're alive, you're already on some team. It can be your 
family, your relationship, your business, your city, your country, your world. You 
can sit on the bench and watch, or you can get up and play. My advice to you is 
be a player. Join the hunt. Share your world. Because the more you give, the more 
you get. 
 
And make sure you're on the team that challenges you. It's easy for things 
to get off track. If you can surround yourself with people who will never let you 
settle for less than you can be, you have the greatest gift that anyone can hope 
for. Association is a powerful tool. Make sure the people you surround yourself 
with make you a better person by your association with them. Once you have a 
commitment to a team, the challenge of excellence is to become a leader. 
 
My last challenge for you is to share this information with others. There are 
two reasons. First, we all teach what we most need to learn. By sharing an idea 
with others, we get to hear it again and remind ourselves of what we value and 
believe is important in life. The other reason is there is incredible, almost 
unexplainable, richness and joy that comes from helping another person make a 
truly important and positive change in his/her life. 
 
So that's the ultimate message of this book. Be a doer. Take charge. Take 
action. Use what you've learned here, and use it now. Don't just do it for you-do it 
for others as well. There were two great orators of antiquity. One was Cicero, the 
other Demosthenes. When Cicero was done speaking, people always gave him a 
standing ovation and cheered, "What a great speech!" When Demosthenes was 
done, people said, "Let us march," and they did. That's the difference between 
presentation and persuasion. I hope to be classified in the latter category.