the Zen of Master Shortcuts Helping Me To Help Myself
Shortcuts and yet more shortcuts to success by succeeeding with simple shortcuts
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Learning to be more effective is not so much a question of will as it is desire.
the Zen of Master Shortcuts doesn't actually win your success for you,
and still the Zen of Master Shortcuts does come with a guarantee,
as close to an absolute as humans can get: acceleration.
In all that you do, do it with more passion, and observe.
When you observe what is working and what is not,
your confused road map becomes starkly clear,
your directions, your corrections transparent.
Use the Zen of Master Shortcuts for you,
or realize that someone else will, for you.

Self-Empowerment Shortcuts of Masters and Millionaires
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the Zen of Master Shortcuts is here for YOU YOU YOU!

Self-empowerment is a byword at the Zen of Master Shortcuts. The EyeCandy is mostly to entice your interest, and to express thoughts, feelings and observations of the Godfather of EyeCandy.

Self-empowerment is obviously your fastest ticket to accelerated success. Use great shortcuts, get greater results.
Self-empowerment is inarguably your ticket to accelerated success. Greater shortcuts beget greater results.
We want you to succeed, so let's get busy, hm?

Welcome to the Zen of Master Shortcuts -- Hit the floor and give me fifty.
No, not pushups - give me a list of fifty people, agencies, and organizations that can help you out.
Every time you write one down, you free up another memory block in your brain so you can produce another.
This is one of the five most ignored powertools of life. Of all PowerGems that produce fast and well,
the PowerGem of writing a list of people who can help, and agencies that might be able to help,
and organizations with staff who just wish for people like you to seek their assistance,
that's a PowerGem you need to stop ignoring and start attending, as in this moment.
Every single time you create such a list, you not only expand your horizons,
you are physically and electrically excercising a muscle in your brain.
This muscle, which does nothing but resolve and resolve and resolve,
does not even KNOW how to do anything other than resolve.
The more you use it, the smarter you get.
The more you use it, the more you get.


Don't waste time poking holes at what you don't yet understand.
It's silly to explain why shortcuts don't work when you can just use them.
Those who say shortcuts do not work should stop interrupting those who are using them.
That previous sentence has more than one meaning, and carries instantaneously-useful power.
Every second that you allow to float past you is gone, crushed into oblivion.
Every second that you grab multiplies more than merely increasing.
After designing and producing a couple of thousand chapters,
the Zen of Master Shortcuts needed expansion,
so up to a thousand quite unique versions of each,
INDIVIDUALLY opened and artistically uniquified,
lovingly caressed by both hemispheric influences,
both expressing observations and seeking to entice you,
were divided up among more than a thousand different websites.
The first nine hundred MisterShortcut sites were all at free hosts.
These free hosts are thanked with such depth of sincerity and repetition.
Their contribution has been second only to yours, the individuals who have clicked through.
The putatively silly idea, in 1998, of generating fifty thousand cups of food for starving people,
maybe even a hundred thousand, has now grown into millions and millions and then tens of millions of cups,
each literally overflowing, because each clickthrough to thehungersite generates 1.1 cups of food for the starving.

The entire idea of it being 1.1 cups of food, ensuring that the cup itself overflows, is both artistic in itself,
and serves to remind us of the still-growing greed that requires us to fill the cup so fully, like a baker's dozen.
The baker's dozen - the practice of giving 13 items for every dozen purchased, has a history worth remembering.
In medieval times, during a period when money flowed primarily upwards to the haves,
a period which history proves is always and without exception just prior to upheaval,
too many merchants were cheating too many laborers: thumbs on scales, and other cheats.
So, the law of the land was changed that any merchant caught cheating had his hand chopped off.
Merchants were so terrified of false accusations they began giving thirteen items for every twelve purchased.
Buy a dozen rolls or bagels or loaves of bread? Thirteen were given with every dozen just to make certain.
Sounds brutual, yet it worked very well. The consumer got a good deal, and protection to boot.
Greed today has gone truly beserk. Nothing wrong with stashing a dozen steaks for tomorrow.
It's when you start saving thousands of steaks while your neighbor starves; that's sick.
One of every two people on the planet is starving to death. If that sounds ok to you,
you're in the wrong place. the Zen of Master Shortcuts is not for you.
the Zen of Master Shortcuts is for people in possession of a heart.
Write down who can help you out. Make it your business to help.
The combination of your decency, and the decency of others,
will in fact combine to accelerate your success.
All because you wrote it down on paper, hm?