He must absolutely must get his fix, and he knows it. His quotidian objective is not a preference. What the junkie has (that I am missing) - his secret power is an actual physical need to succeed. Yet they could do something go out and drum up about $200 to $300 a day that I couldn't. These were people whose primary goal in life was to get themselves in a stupor. But that didn’t make their accomplishments any less impressive. Yes, they were running card games and cons at every possible opportunity. Day in and day out, these uneducated, dirty and destitute persons go out (into a very unfriendly world) and hustle more money than most high-school principals. Once again: the ingenuity and assertiveness of the typical urban drug addict is remarkable - the incessant, almost compulsive moneymaking routines of junkies. “Want is a growing giant whom the coat of Have was never large enough to cover.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson, The Conduct of Life You need to commit yourself, put in the hours, stay focused, and, yes, do that unpleasant but very necessary task Getting Yourself Addicted To Success If you want to achieve more than you have ever achieved, you have to be willing to do more than you have ever done before. And that’s probably why your competitors havent done it either. It is highly likely it is something you are not comfortable with. Maybe it is making a difficult phone call. There is probably something there you don’t want to do. Take a look at your to-do list for today as an example. And because it requires you to go beyond your comfort zone. It is damn hard to get a new venture going, to launch a new career, or to really break away from the past. Vented, it will give you the energy, the imagination and the boldness to do what it takes to win. Left untapped it will scorch your inside. Somewhere inside you there is a fire burning. And you dont even have to smoke pot to get it. Today you are going to go out there to that cold and unfriendly city and get your hands on six hundred bucks. You stretch, rub the sores on your face and forearms, and say to yourself, Up and at em, boy. You wake up on a park bench smelling like urine. Junkies dont get the respect they deserve. That can come only from the willingness to do whatever it takes, including things that are risky, uncomfortable, new, worrisome or even dangerous. If you took away his crack addiction, our illiterate young burger flipper could work as hard as he wanted… but hed never make $600 a day. But to achieve really big goals… to climb into a whole new category… you have to do more. And having determination and focus is important too. Working long and hard is important to success. If you study the lives of Americas most successful people you will discover that they all did the following: Most important: He does WHATEVER IT TAKES to get his dough.And so he is never diverted from his goal. Nothing matters except getting the money he needs for his fix. He works with a single-minded purpose.Junkies hustle for money every waking hour. He does 3 main things: Three Habits of a Highly Successful Crackhead What does this young man do to increase his income between 600% and 1,800%? What can he make? Somewhere between $300 and $900 a day, depending on how heavily addicted he is. Now take that same man and give him a good crack-cocaine addiction.
But if he were to work… if you could convince him that it was in his interest to do so, how much money could he possibly hope to make in a day? I’d guess about $48 a day or $6 an hour before taxes. What is this young man likely to do for a living? Having been deprived of a good family, he is also lazy, foul-mouthed, and, yes, lets make him stupid. He’s a high-school dropout, which means hes functionally illiterate. I like to think of this something as the Junkie’s Secret. If you can tap into it, you will never have another sluggish moment, never feel confused about what you need to do, and never hesitate to do it.
There is something that burns or at least glows inside you that can turn you into a money making machine. Something like that exists in the realm of wealth building… I was an unschooled but successful fighter.
#THINGS CRACK HEAD BOBBY SAY HOW TO#
I managed to win a great many of them however, simply because I knew how to tap into something inside me some form of fury, I suppose that fueled my aggression. This resulted in many scraps most of them against bigger and more skillful fighters. If someone looked at me wrong I started barking. I’ve been using it for years.” - Tallulah Bankhead (1903–1968)Īs a teenager I had the impulses of a junkyard dog.
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