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Personal Development Blog | Stanley F. Bronstein, Mr. Achievement Let’s be clear about this: Mr. Achievement has one purpose in life, and that is to help you find your purpose in life and achieve it. Now, it may (may) turn out that in having Mr. Achievement help you find your one purpose in life, you also might discover that your one purpose in life —like that of the titular Mr. Achievement—is to help people find their purpose in life and achieve it. So, please prepare yourself for this. Because it could get weird fast. The point is: this is the Mr. Achievement, okay? So. If you’re struggling to find your purpose in life (and/or achieve it), you’d do well to go straight to the man whose name, literally, is “Achievement.” Just because you learn enough from Mr. Achievement to find your purpose in life and achieve it—and to potentially, in turn, help other people find their purpose in life and achieve it—does not mean you’re also entitled to call yourself, “Mr. Achievement.” Because there’s only one Mr. Achievement. And that’s Stanley F. Bronstein. Whom, as you may have heard, is also known as Mr. Achievement.

Personal Development Blog | Stanley F. Bronstein, Mr. Achievement

Let’s be clear about this: Mr. Achievement has one purpose in life, and that is to help you find your purpose in life and achieve it.

Now, it may (may) turn out that in having Mr. Achievement help you find your one purpose in life, you also might discover that your one purpose in life —like that of the titular Mr. Achievement—is to help people find their purpose in life and achieve it. So, please prepare yourself for this. Because it could get weird fast.

The point is: this is the Mr. Achievement, okay?

So.

  1. If you’re struggling to find your purpose in life (and/or achieve it), you’d do well to go straight to the man whose name, literally, is “Achievement.”
  2. Just because you learn enough from Mr. Achievement to find your purpose in life and achieve it—and to potentially, in turn, help other people find their purpose in life and achieve it—does not mean you’re also entitled to call yourself, “Mr. Achievement.”

Because there’s only one Mr. Achievement. And that’s Stanley F. Bronstein. Whom, as you may have heard, is also known as Mr. Achievement.

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