Code is Poetry

I like to share what I’ve learned inside the “Don’t Worry, Make Money” by Richard Carlson, Ph. D. It can be our guide to “spiritual and practical ways to create abundance and more fun in your life.”
I bought this book last April 28, 2010 in BOOKS AND MAGS store. The store is located in Walter Mart, Pasong Tamo St, Makati.
I link my story related to the topic given inside the book. I share my personal experience and explain what I’ve understand about it. I hope you find my stories very interesting.

1. Remember that the journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step
2. Give, Give, Give
3. Learn the Magic of Non attachment
4. Experience Relaxed Passion
5. Get Mileage Out of Reflection
6. Pay Yourself First
7. Accept the Fact that You Can Make Excuses, You Can Make Money, but You Can’t Do Both
8. Don’t Deal With Problems, Transcend Them
9. Learn About Moods and Money
10. Consider the Possibility that If It Sounds Too Good to Be True, It Might Not Be
11. Hire Up
12. Don’t Worry About the Market – Invest it In
13. Become Less Reactive and More Responsive
14. Work on “Knowing” Instead of “Believing”
15. Remind Yourself that Your Life Begins Now
16. Surround Yourself with Experts
17. Be Aware of What You Don’t Know and What You’re Not Good At.
18. Become Aware of the Passion Factor
19. Experiment With the One-Hour Solution
20. Be Prepared to Walk Away from Negotiation – You Can Usually Go Back
21. Be Willing to Change
22. Spend the Bulk of Your Time on the “Critical Inch” of Your Business or Project
23. Express Your Gratitude Toward Others
24. Leave a Great Impression (Not Just a Good One)
25. Maintain Wealth Consciousness
26. Wait for Inspiration
27. Use the Power of Reflection
28. Laugh at Your Mistake (and You Won’t Repeat Them)
29. Take Your Lunch
30. Ask For What You Want
31. Short Circuit Your Reaction Spirals
32. Eliminate Your Most Self-defeating Belief
33. Keep in Mind that Circumstances Don’t Make a Person, They Reveal Him
34. Form a Winning Partnership
35. Let Go of Fearful Thoughts
36. Think BIG!
37. Make Decisions with the Advantage of Long-Term Information Instead of the Disadvantage of Short-Term Information
38. Know When to Bet, When to Hold, and When to Fold
39. Change What You Can, Accept the Things You Can’t
40. Develop Relationships with People Before You Need Something from Them
41. Be Aware of Your Unique “Stacking Order”
42. Don’t Panic!
43. Create from the Inside Out
44. Banish Your Doubt
45. Know the Secret to Silence
46. Sock Away Two Years of Living Expenses
47. Give Up Your Fear of Disapproval
48. Keep a List of Bargain Shopping Places in Your Purse or Wallet
49. Don’t Rely on Too Much Date
50. Find a Mentor
51. Delight in the Success of Others
52. Ask Yourself, Where Is This Decision Likely to Lead?
53. Remember the Golden Rule
54. Don’t Be Frightened to Ask for Referrals
55. Know that the Idea “Opportunity Only Knock Once” Is a Big Myth
56. Look for Expenditures that Might Be Made Cooperatively Instead of Individually
57. Shop Carefully with Your Vacation Dollars
58. Decide Carefully Between a Fixed and Variable Interest Rate on your Home Mortgage
59. Buy Large Deductive Insurance
60. Whistle While You Work
61. Encourage Creativity in Others and Have Faith in Them
62. Don’t Give Away your Power
63. Charge What You Are Worth
64. Listen, Really Listen
65. Cultivate Humor and Learn to Smile
66. Start a Buyers Club
67. Build Up a Large “Trust Fund”
68. Sell the Sizzle, Not the Steak
69. Go Ahead and Do It
70. Be Willing to Take Advice
71. Ask Yourself, What Have I Contributed to This Problem?
72. Consider that Wisdom May be Even More Important that IQ
73. Eliminate the Words “I’m Not a Salesperson” from Your Vocabulary
74. Consider that Busyness Gets in Your Way
75. Think About Purple Snowflakes
76. Stay Out of Reverse
77. Let Go of the Fear that If You’re Relaxed or Happy, You’re Going to Fail
78. Be Aware of Positive Burnout
79. Dive In
80. Just Once, Try Something Different
81. Help Someone Else Succeed
82. Persevere
83. Consider the Wisdom of Optimism
84. Hold on Tightly, Let Go Lightly
85. Be Willing to Apologize
86. Lighten Up
87. Remember that Everything Is Used the Day After You Buy It
88. Keep in Mind that Cheaper Is Not Always Better
89. Don’t Be Afraid to Take Baby Steps
90. Remind Yourself that Your Life Isn’t Your Enemy, but Your Thinking Can be
91. Just Do It
92. Resist the Temptation to Continually Raise Your Standard of Living
93. Start a Car Pool
94. Have a Plan
95. Don’t Get Lost in Your Plan
96. Stop Commiserating
97. Work at It
98. Create Your Own Luck
99. Don’t Forget to Have Fun
100. Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff! Suggest Reading

As I read the book, I will write my opinion, how I feel about it or how I put myself to it and what I’ve learn and add to it. If you have this book too, please share something you have in mind.