for yourself, advises Dr. Wayne Dyer.

Think positively and keep on working in your positive direction. Nurture self-confidence and welcome your problems with a positive mental attitude and turn them into opportunities like Chad Hurley did.

To this I add the words of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow:

Let us then be up and doing
With a heart for any fate
Still achieving still pursuing
Learn to labor and to wait

You have a problem; say Napoleon Hill and W.

If you have a problem, then you should be glad; you can profit from that very problem. From the problem of darkness came Thomas Edison’s electric lamp. From problems of lack of mobility came Henry Ford’s automobile.

But for one to effectively benefit from adversity, you should always maintain a positive mental attitude. A positive mental attitude is an amalgam of hope, faith, enthusiasm, persistence and similar everyday virtues.

Chad Hurley shot some video and photos at a party in 2005 and faced the problem of not being able to share the large files with friends online. He did not give up and complain about how the internet failed him; he used his personal initiative to work on the net’s available resources and created his own way of sharing his videos online; YouTube Inc, was born.

In the story of the creation of YouTube is a lesson for anyone who desires outstanding and enduring success. Who can stop a determined man, asks Orison Swett Marden, put obstacles in his way and he uses them as stepping stones. Chad Hurley belongs to the world great achievers who make stepping stones out of their obstacles.

YouTube continued to grow and just recently--less than two years from its creation--Hurley’s personal problem crystallized into a $1.65 billion company. Internet giants Google just bought his company for $1.65 billion.

Now you may say that Hurley is just a lucky chap, but wait a minute, Thomas Jefferson says: I am a great believer in luck and I find that the harder I work, the more I have of it.

During the First International Conference of young Leaders in Taiwan, 1999, Mr. Thomas Gittins defined luck for us, the participants, as “when opportunity meets preparedness”!

Mr. Gittins also advises that we select our friends and associates wisely and using the metaphor of flying geese, who support one another with helpful honking, that we make our ‘honking’ supportive. Choose to be in close proximity with those encourage you to think and act for yourself, advises Dr. Wayne Dyer.

Think positively and keep on working in your positive direction. Nurture self-confidence and welcome your problems with a positive mental attitude and turn them into opportunities like Chad Hurley did.

To this I add the words of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow:

Let us then be up and doing
With a heart for any fate
Still achieving still pursuing
Learn to labor and to wait

You have a problem; say Napoleon Hill and W. C

n 2005 and faced the problem of not being able to share the large files with friends online. He did not give up and complain about how the internet failed him; he used his personal initiative to work on the net’s available resources and created his own way of sharing his videos online; YouTube Inc, was born.

In the story of the creation of YouTube is a lesson for anyone who desires outstanding and enduring success. Who can stop a determined man, asks Orison Swett Marden, put obstacles in his way and he uses them as stepping stones. Chad Hurley belongs to the world great achievers who make stepping stones out of their obstacles.

YouTube continued to grow and just recently--less than two years from its creation--Hurley’s personal problem crystallized into a $1.65 billion company. Internet giants Google just bought his company for $1.65 billion.

Now you may say that Hurley is just a lucky chap, but wait a minute, Thomas Jefferson says: I am a great believer in luck and I find that the harder I work, the more I have of it.

During the First International Conference of young Leaders in Taiwan, 1999, Mr. Thomas Gittins defined luck for us, the participants, as “when opportunity meets preparedness”!

Mr. Gittins also advises that we select our friends and associates wisely and using the metaphor of flying geese, who support one another with helpful honking, that we make our ‘honking’ supportive. Choose to be in close proximity with those encourage you to think and act for yourself, advises Dr. Wayne Dyer.

Think positively and keep on working in your positive direction. Nurture self-confidence and welcome your problems with a positive mental attitude and turn them into opportunities like Chad Hurley did.

To this I add the words of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow:

Let us then be up and doing
With a heart for any fate
Still achieving still pursuing
Learn to labor and to wait

You have a problem; say Napoleon Hill and W.

way and he uses them as stepping stones. Chad Hurley belongs to the world great achievers who make stepping stones out of their obstacles.

YouTube continued to grow and just recently--less than two years from its creation--Hurley’s personal problem crystallized into a $1.65 billion company. Internet giants Google just bought his company for $1.65 billion.

Now you may say that Hurley is just a lucky chap, but wait a minute, Thomas Jefferson says: I am a great believer in luck and I find that the harder I work, the more I have of it.

During the First International Conference of young Leaders in Taiwan, 1999, Mr. Thomas Gittins defined luck for us, the participants, as “when opportunity meets preparedness”!

Mr. Gittins also advises that we select our friends and associates wisely and using the metaphor of flying geese, who support one another with helpful honking, that we make our ‘honking’ supportive. Choose to be in close proximity with those encourage you to think and act for yourself, advises Dr. Wayne Dyer.

Think positively and keep on working in your positive direction. Nurture self-confidence and welcome your problems with a positive mental attitude and turn them into opportunities like Chad Hurley did.

To this I add the words of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow:

Let us then be up and doing
With a heart for any fate
Still achieving still pursuing
Learn to labor and to wait

You have a problem; say Napoleon Hill and W.

I find that the harder I work, the more I have of it.

During the First International Conference of young Leaders in Taiwan, 1999, Mr. Thomas Gittins defined luck for us, the participants, as “when opportunity meets preparedness”!

Mr. Gittins also advises that we select our friends and associates wisely and using the metaphor of flying geese, who support one another with helpful honking, that we make our ‘honking’ supportive. Choose to be in close proximity with those encourage you to think and act for yourself, advises Dr. Wayne Dyer.

Think positively and keep on working in your positive direction. Nurture self-confidence and welcome your problems with a positive mental attitude and turn them into opportunities like Chad Hurley did.

To this I add the words of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow:

Let us then be up and doing
With a heart for any fate
Still achieving still pursuing
Learn to labor and to wait

You have a problem; say Napoleon Hill and W.

for yourself, advises Dr. Wayne Dyer.

Think positively and keep on working in your positive direction. Nurture self-confidence and welcome your problems with a positive mental attitude and turn them into opportunities like Chad Hurley did.

To this I add the words of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow:

Let us then be up and doing
With a heart for any fate
Still achieving still pursuing
Learn to labor and to wait

You have a problem; say Napoleon Hill and W. Clement Stone, that’s good!