By Thomas Amelio — 2011
What are the “spiritual” approaches to change that go deeper—and are far more successful—than the mere making of resolutions?
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People always ask Brendon, “How do you know if someone is going to succeed? Are there components to achievement that you’re looking for? How do you know if you’re going to do a good job, if real achievement is going to happen and if someone’s going to get progress towards something?”