THE GAZE ON LIFE: Secrets to more

He kept wondering why people's lives have such different paths despite their similar backgrounds. Maxwell Asamoah Amponsah strived to move beyond superficiality and seek out the deeper truths in life, and he came up with the secrets to more in life; compiled stone-cold facts supported by scientific proofs. His book is a construction manual, an eye opening book that gives blueprints for present moment awareness and a rich and joyful existence, and a step by step guide that discusses how to achieve more in life. The Author defined the journey of life for anyone who wishes to live a fuller, happier existence. He attempted that crystal clarity of what one wants carries energy, the gasoline that keeps your passion burning and gives you the inner will to keep going when things get difficult. This section teaches that our major goal to achieving more should be to improve our chances of becoming one of those extraordinary people who do great things and make a huge difference in the world. This section goes into greater detail about Aristotle's Law of Probabilities. Nothing happens by accident. There's a coded knowledge in Input-Processing-Output that the Author extrapolated in this section. He stated that, "Whatever we want, we first provide an input, and so it is with life and possibilities; without an input, there is no processing, and without processing, there is no output". # Truth to achieving more (lesson learned from generations of high achievers' trials and errors) # 50-50 Chance and how it works in our daily actions # Mind power and its beliefs that create reality # The triple E's (decoded secret to possibilities) # The way things work # Systems for achieving more through systematic, strategic, and analytical thinking 1. Become crystal clear about what you want. 2. Increase your chances of winning by increasing your probability. 3. Use systems to win by following how things work. 4. Change yourself for what you want by using your triple E's. 5. Strategize based on the if-then-else principle 6. Attract value by what you see and do takes you from just thinking about success to investigating options. Why were we all born promising, adorable children with a future, but some succeeded in life while others failed?