*These are just my thoughts and summary, all in my own words regarding this topic so I may omit some information that was taught in this book or course

     In his chapter we are introduced toDina Dwyer-Owens, the current owner of The Dwyer Group company and the values she used to be successful even when everyone in the company expected her to fail when the business was handed down to her at her father's death for the reason that she didn't have a lot of experience and knowledge running the business.

     The foundation of values that the she employs is by living R.I.C.H. which is an acronym for Respect, Integrity, Customer Focused, and Having Fun in the Process and their vision is driven by values, not profits and this resulted and is still resulting in a profitable business.

*These are just my thoughts and summary, all in my own words regarding this topic so I may omit some information that was taught in this book or course.

     In this chapter, we get to learn more about fear and  failing as a necessary part of success and ultimately what you can do to overcome them.

     As examples, we are reminded of the failures the successful went through such as Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, Walt Disney, and many others; but we take a close look at the challenges Nick Evans faced, the co-inventor of Tile.

*These are just my thoughts and summary, all in my own words regarding this topic so I may omit some information that was taught in this book or course.

     In this chapter we learn a lesson of enduring hope and perseverance from the two Holocaust survivors mentioned here and the stories of the miners from the American gold rush in 1849.

     One of them is Jack Beim, who was forced into grueling long hours of labor for many years inside the camps of the Holocaust since he was a little boy, but since he had this tiny hope inside him, despite all the killings and the deaths he personally saw, he was able to survive this unimaginable tragic situation, and when he was asked how he endured it all, he said, "Hope. I had a chance... if I stayed alive." 

*These are just my thoughts and summary, all in my own words regarding this topic so I may omit some information that was taught in this book or course.

     In this chapter we get to meet a highly successful internationally renowned doctor, Dr. Gladys Taylor McGarey and how her commitment motivated her to overcome the fear of criticism of becoming a doctor in a male-dominated field during the 1940s, as she says, "Since I knew from age two, I had to become a doctor. It was not something I had to decide. I just had to decide how I was going to make it happen, and stick to it."

     Dr. Gladys is truly a pioneer in the field of medicine by integrating the Eastern and the Western school of medical practice together. She teaches us that it's important to be aware of what kind of thoughts and emotions we are having as they have a great impact on our well-being and health, including all aspects of our lives.

​*These are just my thoughts and summary, all in my own words regarding this topic so I may omit some information that was taught in this book or course.

     In this chapter, we are introduced to the story and the advice of Werner Berger, the founder of Strategic Results International and is the currentGuinness World Record holder for the oldest person who has climb the highest peak of each continent. 

     Werner suggests that you become honest with yourself, that if you say you are going to do something, you must follow through to its completion, and when you do this there will be a shift in beingness, as he says, "You are, or are not your word. I have also learned, the moment I truly became my word, my life changes.​

*These are just my thoughts and summary, all in my own words regarding this topic so I may omit some information that was taught in this book or course.

     In this chapter, we learn how emotions have a great impact in our outcomes, whether they may be positive or negative, and "the stronger the emotion, the greater the influence."

     We also get to meetDave A McInnis the founder ofPRWeb and Cranberry One, two profitable public relations company, and how in the how he used his frustration of his not-so successful outcomes in the beginning to drive him further to render greater services that would later delight costumers.