1. How to Make 2013 Your Best Year
Croydon Tabernacle
London 1
Sunday 10 February 2013

2. 5 Things to share
 I got five things I‘ll like to share with you today if applied
will make 2013 your best year ever.
 So let‘s get started.
 I have not come here to impress but to express. To draw from
within you the power you already possess. All you need to
achieve your goals lies within you. Educate in Latin means -
draw out. All the strategies that I will be sharing with you
today are within you. I am just here to draw them out.
 I don‘t just want positive evaluation and bizarre behaviour for
one week. I want you to be different three months from now.
At the end of the seminar I want you to share one thing you
plan on doing differently as a result of my presentation. That
will be our summary. After all, what you receive to make a
difference is more important than what I say. When you leave
here today you will have solutions to how to set and achieve
your goals.

3. My Story
 Permit me to introduced myself properly
 I am a study in doggedness and an example of how anyone
can overcome adversity to succeed and thus become an
inspiration to others.
Born in Islington, North London and taken to Nigeria when I
was two years old. I got an early jolt in life, when barely
eight, my father died. From then life became a struggle. At 10
years old I acquired the thirst to achieve from hawking cold
drinks and biscuits on the streets of Lagos to support my
mother who sold all her personal belongings to send me to
school. In Nigeria I had a varied and interesting career in the
entertainment industry from being a Promotions Manager to
an Artiste Manager.

4. My Story
 To conquer poverty, which was my greatest fear when I was growing up,
I relocated to London in January 1996 thinking that London‘s roads are
littered with gold and silver. When I arrived I was shocked to discover
that a crook had stolen my birth certificate and used it to collect my
National Insurance card, credit card, and even opened a bank account. I
also discovered I was purportedly married except the crook forgot to
invite him. Everywhere I went, I was told somebody was bearing my
name. At a stage the authorities did not know who the real Dayo Olomu
was. With a strong desire to succeed backed with clarity, action, self belief
and my faith, I overcame these obstacles and that little boy who celebrated
his 10th birthday at a bus garage in Lagos whose identity was stolen
when he came back to live in London is now a social entrepreneur;
business improvement consultant, success strategist, corporate trainer,
lifestyle business coach and a motivational speaker, a television
personality, an agent of positive change and most importantly a husband
and a father.

5. My Story
 May I say that it is not by my power nor by my might but by His grace
because if God did not build the house those who labour, in Vain
―The greatest lesson I have learnt from my experience is that to be
successful you must have strong faith and a vision that drives you. You
must have a strong desire to succeed and back that desire with action. You
must have absolute believe in yourself, know that you have what it takes
to be successful and when setbacks or tragedies occur, never, ever give up;
instead see them as opportunities for growth because success thrives on
adversity.‖ I think that is enough about me.
My story isn‘t unique – many others have realised their dreams just as I
have. But it does go to show that you can achieve whatever you want to if
you have a strong desire to succeed and backed that desire with action and
self belief. My story is all about turning dreams into reality.
 OK, that‘s my story. Hopefully if it did one thing it was to prove to you
that anyone can make their dreams come true. You can start at the bottom
and rise to the top; can turn nothing into something, pennies into fortune
and disaster into success.
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6. Current Environment
VUCA
 Volatile
 Uncertain
 Complex
 Ambiguous

7. How Rich We Are?
 $20,000 – 4.6%
 $38,5000 – 1%
Our bubble separates us from the squalor of the recent past and the want of the majority of
the earth‘s growing population. If we you reading this book, the chances are you are one of
the richest people alive today on indeed one of the riches people who have ever lived according
to Dr Stephen Barber in his book Tragedy of Riches, ―a person with post tax income of
$20,000 per year is in the wealthiest 4.6% of the world‘s 6 billion strong inhabitants, earning
18 times more than that of the typical person. To get into the top one percent, one only has to
earn $38,500 after tax Calculation
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8. Survival of the
Fittest
Herbert Spencer - published The
principles of biology in 1864.
By 'fittest', of course, Spencer
didn't have in mind the commonly
used meaning of the word now,
i.e. the most highly trained and
physically energetic. The 'fittest'
referred to here are those animals
which are the most suited to their
environment, i.e. those which are
best fitted to survive.
The Current Climate is very clear
– We must be adaptable to
change.

9. CARBS
•How many of you know what carbohydrates do to the body? .
•Carbohydrates provide your body with energy
•Some might be wandering what has CARBS got to do with making 2013 the best
year of your life in business. You will know in a minute.
•I would like to share with you 5 Indispensable Strategies for Business Excellence
that has helped me in my business. It helped me to achieve my long term goal of
having one of my products in more than 100 countries less that 2 years of setting the
goal.
•The principles that I will be sharing with you today is called is CARBS.

10. CARBS
 C – Clarity
 A – Action
 R – Reflection
 B – Believe
 S – Stickability

11. Out on a date…
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12. Clarity
 In order for you to get where you wish to go
in your business, you need to know where you
are going in the first place
 If you don‘t know where you are going how
will you know when you get there?
 Clarity accounts for probably 80% of success and happiness. Lack of
clarity is probably more responsible for frustration and
underachievement than any other single factor– Brian Tracy
 Define your preferred success or goal in a
clear parameter
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13. Clarity
 Clarity of Your Next Level
 Clarity of Vision/Goal
 Clarity of Mission & Purpose
 Clarity of Client/Market
 Clarity of Product and USP

14. My Purpose & Passion
 1. My purpose in life is to use my creativity and enthusiasm to make a
positive difference in the world, to serve God, to transform lives and
connect people to their destiny.
 2. My passion is adding value to lives, helping to grow people,
productivity, performance and profit.
 3. My core belief is that we are all endowed with the seeds of greatness.
 4. My fulfilment is seeing the results of my principles and strategies being
 transformed into people's lives.
 5. My core values which underpin everything I do revolve around 5Fs:
Faith, Family, Fitness, Fairness and Friendship
 6 My motto is if you want to obtain something you've never had in your
life, you most be ready to do things you've never done before in your life.

15. My mission, vision and legacy
 7. My brand value is to offer value for money, quality products and
services with an element of fun.
 8. My mission is to inspire and empower people and organisations to
reach higher levels of achievement and peak performance
 9. My Long term goal is to help 1 billion people around the world to
achieve their goals by 2020.
 10. My vision is to become a leading global brand in the personal
development industry and business building industry.
 11. My legacy is, when I get to the end of my life, I want to know that my
life counted for something, that long after I have left this world, somehow
my impact lived on. I want to know that I have done all that I could to
make this world a better place, by positively enhancing the lives of those
around me and helping thousands, if not millions, to become who they
desire to be and achieved what they thought was impossible. I want to
know that I gave everything my best shot. I want it to be on record that I
maximised my potential and stretched myself to the limit. Most
importantly I want to know that I serve God and that I am a good
husband and father.

16. Goals Achievement Strategies
 WHAT?
 WHEN?
 WHY?
 WHERE?
 WHO?
 HOW?
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17. I keep six honest men (they taught me all I knew). Their
names are: What and Why and When. And How and Where
and Who. - Rudyard Kipling (1902) – Just So Stories

18. Spiritual & Values
Family & Friends
Community & 10
Humanity THE WHEEL OF LIFE
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DATE________________
Personal 1 Health & Fitness
Needs & Fun
Time 10 10
10
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Self-development Career &
Business
Financel &
Wealth
Directions:
Within each of the eight quadrants, choose the number that best represents your level of satisfaction in that area of
your life. Then, draw a line to connect the numbers you chose to form a "wheel". 1 being the least and 10 the
highest.
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19. Attracting &
Keeping good
customer
Sales & Marketing
Work life Balance 10 THE WHEEL OF BUSINESS
10 DATE________________
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Business & 1 IT & Systems
Product Dev
10 10
10
10
10
Cash flow & Staffing /Team
Finance
Workflow
Management
Directions:
Within each of the eight quadrants, choose the number that best represents your level of
satisfaction in that area of your business. Then, draw a line to connect the numbers you chose to 19
form a "wheel". 1 being the least and 10 the highest. 19

20. Would it Pass Daddy Test?
Identify what you want in detail and in positive terms as if you have already
reached the goal.
Can it pass what behavioral scientist Dr Robet Mager calls the Daddy Test.
Write down the goal and say Daddy come watch me ..(state the goal) If
daddy would know exactly what you are doing then it passes the Daddy test
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21. Who Can Help?
Friends
Family
Team
Investors
Members
YOU
Joint
Venture Partner
Recruitm
ent
Agencies
Mentors/
Coach

22. Three Approaches to Make
This Year Your Best
1. The Personal Approach
2. The Leverage Approach
3. The Honey & Bee Approach
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23. The Personal Approach
1. Write it Down
2. Have a Strategy
3. Start Small
4. Visualisation
5. Discipline to Focus
6. Follow Your Passion
7. Be grateful & recognised your worth
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24. Write it Down
 Write down your goals
 Maintain top mind awareness. What’s not top on
your mind, gets forgotten
 Have it in your wallet
 Less than 3% of the population have written
goals.
 Be one of them
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25. Strategy
 Having identity your goal/vision you need a
strategy to achieve it
 Strategy originally from the ancient Greek –
strategia ―generalship – which was associated
with planning and winning of wars…is the
way an organisation seeks to pursue it
purpose or achieve its objectives.
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26. Strategy is about…Dear Ms
 In other words, strategy is about: Writing a letter starting with
DEAR MS
 D - (direction)-Where is the business trying to get to in the long-term –
The vision
 E- (environment)- What external, environmental factors affect the
businesses' ability to compete? Survival of the fittest is a phrase coined by
Herbert Spencer. He wasn‘t referring to this fittest in the sense of the
most highly trained and physically energetic but that those who are the
most suited to their environment, i.e. those who adapt and change will
survive. The environment around us changes, and if we don‘t change to
match it, our business will not be fit.
 A – advantage - How can the business perform better than the
competition in those markets? i.e. competitive advantage, your USP
 R - (resources - (What resources (skills, assets, finance, relationships,
technical competence, leverage, facilities) are required in order to be able
to compete?
 M - (markets; scope)- Which markets should a business compete in and
what kind of activities are involved in such markets? Who are you target
market and what is the best medium to reach them
 S -(stakeholders) -What are the values and expectations of those who
have power in and around the business? E.g., your banks, customers,
investor

27. Start Small
•Practice doing small things imperfectly
As a rule, I like to start small, because a simple plan will likely bear fruit than
something elaborate will. Remember the value of small things consistently
practiced over time in transforming life.
Starbucks built a global brand one cup at a time. What started as a single
store on Seattle‘s waterfront has grown into a company with over 1600 stores
worldwide and a new one opening every single business day
Virgin Atlantic launched with just one leased plane. Twenty-five years later,
Virgin Atlantic has a fleet of 38, flying 30 regular long-haul routes to
America, Africa, India and the Caribbean
Running the marathon – 10 in 2006, half in March 2007 before Full in April
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28. Start Small
•Practice doing small things imperfectly
As a rule, I like to start small, because a simple plan will likely bear fruit than
something elaborate will. Remember the value of small things consistently
practiced over time in transforming life.
Starbucks built a global brand one cup at a time. What started as a single
store on Seattle‘s waterfront has grown into a company with over 1600 stores
worldwide and a new one opening every single business day
Virgin Atlantic launched with just one leased plane. Twenty-five years later,
Virgin Atlantic has a fleet of 38, flying 30 regular long-haul routes to
America, Africa, India and the Caribbean
Running the marathon – 10 in 2006, half in March 2007 before Full in April
2007
Starting a New Business
Many of us may have ideas about starting up a new business (side or full-
time), or even consider a career change. But the task can be daunting, so we
put it off. But taking small steps towards such a goal are relatively easy.
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29. Power of Visualisation
your ability to create an imagination of the outcome of your thought process
Research shows that visualisation prior to any activity helps
improve your performance – a secret that star athletes and
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30. Discipline to Focus
 The Law of Forced Efficiency
says that there is never enough
time to do everything but there is
always enough time to do the
most important thing.
 What is the most valuable use of
your time NOW?
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31. The Honey & Bee Approach
 My belief is that ―knowing‖ someone has less value than
―knowing‖ you. It is what you are known for that counts –
(Cope, 2010)
 Positioning – become an expert in your field
 Be Google- able & Be Web-Famous – (Priestly, 2011)
 Become an author or a public speaker
 Attend high profile events and connect
 Appear on TV or radio to speak on career related topics
 Write articles for specialised journals
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32. The Leveraging Approach
 Expanding Your Brand & Network
 Build Network of Enablers
 Leverage your Networks & Relationships
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33. The Leveraging Approach
 Expanding Your Network & Circle of Contacts
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34. Network of Enablers
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35. Leveraging Your Networks &
Contacts
 Leverage Other People (colleague, headhunter, business
partner, mastermind group, joint venture or a mentor)
 Leverage Other People‘s Contact (their friends & network)
 Leverage Other People‘s Systems
 Leverage Other People‘s Knowledge, Skills & Time
 Leverage Other People‘s Platform (e.g TV, Radio etc)
 Leverage Other People‘s Money (borrowing or tapping into
their financial resources, VC & BA)
 Leverage Other People‘s Customers (e.g. a customer
database, Mailing List)
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36. How To Leverage Your Networking
 For further info on how to leverage your networking please
go to: http://www.slideshare.net/Dayo-Olomu/leveraging-
your-networking-by-dayo-olomu

37. What Do They have In Common? ACTION
Kanya King - Mobo Madonna - Music
Sir Richard Branson
- Virgin
David Beckham - Football Oprah Winfrey - TV Bill Gates - Microsoft
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38. How Many People Believe That
Knowledge Is Power?
 How many people believe that knowledge is POWER?
 Knowledge is not POWER
 Apply knowledge is POWER
 Knowledge follow regular ACTION is true POWER
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39. Action Is The Great Separator
Between…
 Go Getters from Mere Dreamers
 Winners from Quitters
 Doers from Dreamers
 Walkers from Talkers
 Regular ACTION is true POWER
 Regular Activity is constant and consistent action
until the outcome has been achieved & surpassed
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40. Why People Don’t Take Action
 The reason why people do not take action is – FEAR
such as
• Fear of Ridicule
• Fear of rejection.
• Fear of making decisions.
• Fear of change.
• Fear of confrontation.
• Fear of loss.
• Fear of success.
• And of course the big one – fear of failure!

41. Our Deepest Fear is that We Are
Powerful Beyond Measure
 Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our
deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is
our light, not our darkness, that most frightens us. We ask
ourselves, who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented and
fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be? You are a child
of God. Your playing small doesn't serve the world. We
were born to make manifest the glory of God that is
within us. It's not just in some of us; it's in everyone. And
as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other
people permission to do the same. As we are liberated from
our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others.
 Marianne Williamson
in Return to Love
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42. Overcoming Fear of Failure
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Analyse all potential outcomes
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Consider the cost of Not acting
 Learn to think more positively
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Look at the worse-case scenario
 Have a contingency plan
 Take Action & Build on Small Successes
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43. Action Cures Fear
 To conquer the fear of public speaking I joined Toastmasters
International. It was the summer of 2003 when I walked into
a pub in Croydon. It was the meeting of the Toastmasters
Club. When I saw how the people spoke so eloquently there, I
asked myself: when will I be able to do this? It took me three
months my first engagement as a speaker. But I did it at last
and I am still doing it. Today I am not only an advanced
toastmaster but I am also a competent leader and the charter
president of a toastmasters‘ club.

44. Action Cures Fear
 I spent my birthday of 2006 with Tony Robbins attending his Unleash the
Power. Firewalking is the act of walking barefoot over a bed of hot embers
or stones. The Firewalk is the dramatic highlight of Unleash the Power
Within, the introductory three-day seminar given by personal
development guru Tony Robbins. Designed to be both a challenge to the
participants and a symbol of the change they can make to their lives, it
also served as a very effective marketing tool for Robbins‘ pricey products
and seminars.
 This is where sane humans prance across several yards of smoking-hot,
burning coals while their fellow higher achievers and some tribal
drummers chant on. And most don‘t burn their feet, including me.
 During a fire-walking event, you almost always see a large, glowing bed
of burning coals. The bed may be 10 feet long or so. And the glowing
coals are real. People actually do walk across the red-hot coals in bare feet.

45. Action Cures Fear
 I remember the first time I did bar bending in 2007: I was introduced to
this by Tosin Ogunnusi, Head of Motivational Training & Personal
Development at ThinkTraining Consultancy. Tosin & I stood 6 feet apart,
rested each end of a 6 foot long Iron bar in the soft spot located in the
front of our throats, just under our Adams‘s apple. We looked into each
other‘s eye and concentrated on both our current power, as well as having
drawn up former powerful images of ourselves by the instructor. We
uttered the: Yes, Yes, Yes, I was ready: on the count three, we began to
walk towards each other. UNBELIEVABLE! Yes, right in front of our
eyes and throats, that 6 foot long once staff iron bar bent into a U shape
between us, the belly of the U iron bar touching the ground. What a
glorious and exciting illustration that our minds have incredible powers, if
only we can channel it. My message to you today for you who fear that
you can do something, take action, feel the fear and do it any way.

46. Now or Later?
Are You A Procrastinator?
 An ineffective plan executed today
 A procrastinator is a person who postpones a task or duty intentionally
without a valuable explanation
 A perfectionist procrastinator is the person who postpones a task or duty
not intentionally but because it is not yet perfect. A perfectionist
procrastinator spends a lot of time researching and trying to perfect
things before embarking on it. They strife for perfection all the time
including the first time they attempt something.
 ―Don't wait. The time will never be just right.‖ By Napoleon Hill
 Done is better than perfect – Facebook
 They procrastinate. Tomorrow, next week, next month, next year and it
never comes. So many people wake up one day and discover they are old.
And their youthful dreams are gone forever.‖ – Robin Seiger - 42 Days to
Wealth, Health & Happiness
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47. Done is Better Than Perfect
Facebook‘s Founder Mark Zuckerberg wrote a letter to prospective
shareholders in which he said, “We have the words ‗Done is better
than perfect‘ painted on our walls to remind ourselves to always keep
shipping”.

48. Power of Now

49. Action Exercise
• Think of the things in the past that you thought you
couldn‘t do?
• How did you make it happened and what skills did you
use?
• Given your current situation, what three steps can you
take today? How can you get started?
• Close your eyes, look back to one year from today, all
the things you have written have been accomplished,
how does it make you feel?
• The first is get to it! Get started; take the first action at
hand.
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50. Take Action Everyday
 To become fit, go for a walk. To create the business of your
dreams, call someone today. Want a promotion or a
raise? Make that extra contribution today!
 Do something everyday
 There are only 527, 040 minutes in a leap year – utilise it
wisely!
 "A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step",
but 5,280,000 additional steps require after that first
one! Every day, take one step closer.
 Remember people don’t get to heaven without dying
 Don‘t wait for opportunity
 Small, Smart Action +Consistency + Time = Radical
Difference
 As the famous Nike sports logo says just do it!
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51. Reflection
 Golden Hour – My most important task of the day
 Weekly – Sunday at 9pm
 Travel Time
 Quarterly
 Yearly – March

52. Reflection – Review - Restrategise
Ashburnham Place, Battle
East Sussex

53. Review
……a retrospective analysis of what you have just done
 Review actual performance/progress and goals against planned
performance
 At the beginning (or end) of each month, review your progress for the
past month, and set your goals for the coming month. Set easily
achievable goals — it‘s better to set your sights low (at least at first) and
achieve them than to set them too high and fail. Monthly goals should be
mini-goals of your overall yearly goals.
 At a set time each week (Mondays work for me), review your progress for
the last week, and set goals for the week. These goals should be mini-
goals for your monthly goals. For each of these goals, list a few action
steps. Then schedule the action steps throughout the week (one step per
day is ideal).

54. Think Different
Thinking differently and having the courage of conviction is an
essential law of success in a down economy

55. M&M
M&M
In August 2003 I launched M&M. What made it unique was that instead a
publishing a society magazine, we settled for something different, an innovative
music and movie magazine that comes with a CD. 55

56. Think Different
2007
… A big part of my armoury and my secret weapon to slay the Dragons, was
my Guitar and singing my ‗sauce song‘ live on the show. It‘s never been done
before…First Rasta man too. Levi Roots –His business is now worth over £8m
Levi Roots

57. How Do You Manage Your Day
 Plan It out On paper
 What are the Three Most Important Things?
 ABCDE Strategy
 Apply the 2-minute rule
 Review at the end of the day
 Each day, when planning your day, make your goal
action step for that day be one of your Most
Important Things for that day.
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58. Believe

59. You! You!! You!!!
 If the three most important words in real estate are location!
Location!! Location! the three most important words in
achieving your success in life are, YOU! YOU!! YOU!!! You
must believe in yourself. It is said that people succeed when
others do not believe in them. Rarely does a person succeed
when he does not believe in himself. You have to have self
belief to get anywhere in life.
 According to Venus Williams, the Olympic gold medallist
and professional tennis champion, ―you have to believe in
yourself when nobody else does. That‘s what makes you a
winner‖. The size of your success is determined by the size of your
belief. - David Schwartz - The Magic of Thinking Big
 When I was writing my book ―4 indispensable Strategies for
Success‖ the first person I told said to me, ―Dayo, you must be
a joker and a dreamer. What do you know?‖ But I believed
in my ability to make it happen and today the book is now a
best seller in UK and Nigeria. When no one believed in me, I
believed in myself and achieved more then anyone thought
possible.

60. Believe

61. Dame Anita Roddick
 When it comes to Belief, Anita Roddick‘s case is a great
example. Anita had a strong belief that business could be
carried out in a completely defferent way; trading fairly,
helping communities and producing products that are kind to
animals and the environment. She believed in it and that
belief generated the drive and action. As a result , BODY
shop achieved huge success, turning into a a multi-million
pound business with stores in the high street in the uk, the us
and across the world in the 1980s and 1990s. The success
started at a time when many pundits believed that building an
ethical business in this way would not be practical, plausible
or possible
 The company was one of the first to prohibit the use of
ingredients tested on animals and one of the first to promote
fair trade with third world countries.
 Roddick opened the first Body Shop with the aim of making
an income for herself and her two daughters,

62. What Do You Say to Yourself?
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63. What Do You Say to Yourself?
Power of Affirmation
the making of verbal statements of the desires outcome of your thought process
27.05.2006 09.09.2008
…the making of verbal statements of the desires outcome of your thought process
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64. Power of Affirmation & Positive Self-Talk
I, (inset your name) am an honest, intelligent, goal-oriented, organised, responsible,
committed and punctual individual.
I am highly motivated, optimistic, enthusiastic, positive, focused and a self-starter. I
am decisive, competent, disciplined, persistent, knowledgeable, creative, resourceful
team player who makes choices. I am an emotional, intelligent, confident believer
and an extra-miller.
I am energised, I have great self-control and a healthy self-image, and I manage my
self-well. These are the qualities of the winner I was born to be and by using them
every day, I will maintain my momentum and have employment security in a no-job
security world. These will also enable me to get more of the things money will buy
and more of the things money won’t buy.
I am so happy and grateful that money now comes to me in increasing quantities
through multiple sources on a continuous basis.
It’s tough out there but I continue to be a winner.
Special thanks to Zig Ziglar, Bob Proctor and Phillip Green for inspiring this self-talk
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65. Sticability

66. Sticability – Keep going &
Never give up

67. Persistence is Important.
 The act of holding firmly and steadfastly to a purpose, state,
goal, or undertaking despite obstacles, warnings, or setbacks.
 Achieving your desired vision will not be easy. Then again,
living a life of frustration, disappointment and continual
under-achievement is not any easier.
So why not opt for the former hard work instead of the latter?
 Be persistent. Nothing can replace it. The less talented will
overcome the more talented, and the tortoise will beat the
hare. You will need to be persistent, because achieving
anything worthwhile takes time and effort. You may have to
even face ridicule. Persistence will get you through.
 US president Calvin Coolidge hit the nail on the head when
he said, nothing in the word can take the place of persistence.
Talent will not; nothing is more common than unsuccessful
men with talent. Genius will not; the world is full of educated
derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are
omnipotent.

68. Ordinary & Extra Ordinary People
 What separates ordinary people from extra ordinary people is
that little extra. When you make a decision today to go extra
mile and apply what you have learnt today from tomorrow
you will become extra ordinary and that is who you are. I
challenge you to become one, because you can. I think the
writer and mountain climber James Ullman summed it all up
when he said something like, ‗Challenge is the core and
mainspring of all human action. If there‘s an ocean, we cross
it. If there‘s a disease, we cure it. If there‘s a wrong, we right
it. If there‘s a record, we break it. And if there‘s a mountain,
we climb it.

69. One More Thing
 Plan for reducing expenses and
conserving cash. Beware of that little
expenses. A small leak will sink a
great ship

70. You Got The Power
 You can start at the bottom and rise to the top
 You can turn nothing into something,
 You can turn pennies into fortune and disaster
into success.
 You Got the Power! To create magic in all
areas of your life
 You Got the Power! To be successful
 You Got the Power! To make 2013 your best
year ever because YOU ARE A UNIQUE &
MASTERPIECE CREATION

71. You Got The Power
 You have a unique talent, skills and capabilities
 You have a unique voiceprint, palm print, footprint
and fingerprint
 You have a unique destiny that only you can fulfil
 You have a unique history and never in the history
of the world has someone like you existed
 You have a unique genetic code. You have a unique
DNA which can distinguish you from any other
person living or dead. Some have even suggested
that your DNA carries with it the wisdom of
previous generations.
 Above all you are endowed with the seeds of
greatness.‘ YOU GOT THE POWER!

72. You Got The Power!

73. Dayo Olomu
+44 871 218 1773
Email: dayo@dayoolomu.com
Website: www.dayoolomu.com