That while this country "yacks" a great deal about "The American Dream," inspiring, insightful, and comprehensive information on how, systematically, to go about attaining it, has been surprisingly hard to come by (-- UNTIL NOW!),

That knowledge without motivation is worthless -- and that "you can do it" without knowledge is worse than worthless,

That needless dysfunctionality in organizations (-- and much of it is needless!) is destroying dreams -- and lives -- as never before,

That even highly accomplished people need to revisit "the basics," from time to time,

That you must learn to (attractively) be your own hero, to be the one to "rescue" yourself, and to expect less than unconditional love (= love which does not depend upon how you treat others),

That what holds most people back in life, whether they be rich or poor, are:

Fears, insecurities, and lack of self-esteem,

Insufficient insight, regard for others, and specific knowledge of how to go about improving their own life circumstances,

Insufficient enthusiasm, resolve, and relentless, "110%" follow-through -- and last, but not necessarily least,

The fact that, very often, people just "don't know that they don't know,"

That to be ignorant of key financial, marketing, entrepreneurial, etc. principles -- whether or not one realizes this -- is as effective a means of improving one's life circumstances as waiting for the tooth fairy,

That our "oh so unique" fears are usually as common as grains of sand,

That failure is an attitude -- not an outcome,

That failures are our friends -- not our enemies -- and that our greatest enemies are never trying, self-delusionally "playing it safe," and under-challenging ourselves,

That there is no failure without trying -- and no success without failure,

That we usually have to change only a few things, for our lives to turn around for the better,

That we all have a need for psychologically "managing" ourselves,

That we are the ones ultimately responsible for our own futures,

That life is, indeed, like attending a series of auctions, and that what we should continually be seeking are "'underbid' situations" (= true "opportunity"),

That you must view any disappointing encounter as an unimportant (-- unless you make it important!) part of a much larger, and much more exciting, NUMBERS GAME -- WHICH IT IS(!),

That one must never let others, a job, or one's present circumstances determine one's worth,

That you can "go home again," if, by how you treat others, you never leave it,

That there is indeed a "The Secret Of Marketing," for marketing anything(!) -- including finding a job,

That no well run business would lack written planning (= written goals, periodically updated written strategies for accomplishing them, etc.) -- so what makes you any different?!,

That just because some subhumanoids have misapplied and misused effective telemarketing principles, don't assume these can't be of great help to you in many endeavors -- including, in finding a job, and in networking,

That some dreams are worth everything, and other dreams are worth nothing (-- but which, are for you to decide!),

That a lack of external resources (= money, information, etc.) far less explains the failure to progress toward one's dreams, than a lack of internal resources (= the guts to take continual action to improve one's life circumstances),

Etc.!!!!!!