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Discover the hidden superpowers of your mind.The mind is an infinite wonder. It has the fantastic ability to transmute your desires into their physical counterparts. You can do anything that your mind can conceive, as long as you have the belief and will power to back it up. This short ebook will prove to you that you can do it - as long as you believe that you can

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You must serve as an example in implementing energy efficiency. I think if corporate America is serious about energy conservation; it must start with people at the top and roll down from there to the rest of the executives and employees. In order to accomplish such an important mission as energy conservation every executive and employee has to believe that what he is doing is the right thing. They must practice the same attitude at home and implement energy conservation at home. This attitude will carry on to the workplace. First thing that must be done is, each employee should be asked what has he/she done in their own lives to conserve energy, and than if the answer is positive advance the initiative from there, if not an education process must be implemented to drive the process home once this process has been achieved, it will be easier to get everyone to participate in energy conservation. The motive and behavior has to come from within each individual person – it must become part of a routine practice – it must become a way of life – reducing waste in any form. In today’s rising cost of energy – conservation must become a national theme. Jay Draiman, Energy Analyst

06/22/2008