A field of boulders.
Fuel running out.
Neil Armstrong's heart rate reached 160 beats per minute.
He was sweating.
But he was not worried and not worried.
He sounded cool.
Calm
In the management.
Because he was.
He redefined computer controls and actually flew aboard the ship to find a flat platform to install the Eagle landing pad on the lunar surface.
Seconds.
The inhabitants of Orel, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, were so close to the surface of the moon that the engines of the ship kicked the sand upwards, closing the astronauts. vision.
The moon, the sorceress, and the seductress of the Ancients again distorted humanity.
In this critical joke there were only two options.
Should they continue?
Should they interrupt?
The eyes of the world were on these two men, but they sounded absolutely cool ...
... fully assembled ...
... and absolutely amazing.
Some of them said that Neil Armstrong was preparing for a moment just like his whole life. Steve Jobs said that you "can not connect the dots, waiting forward, you can only connect them, looking back." That's where we are now, when we look back on this monumental feat.
But I can imagine that Neil Armstrong knew that he would land on his ship safely and perfectly.
He knew that by the grace of God he would complete the mission.
Yes, he knew that he would be the first person to truly become an extraterrestrial path, entering the surface of the moon and walking along it, the goal set by the late President John F. Kennedy nine years before this epic historical moment.
When President Kennedy decided in 1960 that the United States would place a man on the moon ten years later, most of the technology for this task was not yet available. But here we find the key - the Master Key. The decision to place a man on the moon — a belief in his potential and a belief that it can be achieved — has brought about the necessary scientific and technological breakthroughs to make this possible.
Charles F. Haanel wrote in the “Master Key System” that “the real secret of power is the consciousness of power”. This is what brings everything into reality.
All.
Be it good ...
... or bad.
What do you want ...
... or what you don't like.
So a man landed on earth.
The goal was set.
It was considered.
Plans have been made and ...
... photos were created and ...
... goal made possible.
It became magnetic, and excitement and energy and activity attracted the best and brightest, all of which contributed to solving problems and exchanging ideas and motivating each other.
And he focused on one person when he directed his spaceship on the lunar surface. This man who trained ...
... and prepared ...
... and practiced.
This man, who spoke almost casually on his radio on July 20, 1969, “Houston, The Base of Tranquility is here. The eagle has landed. ”
Calm Cool. Assembled.
This is the result of thinking, which, according to Charles F. Haanel, “is a clear, decent, calm, deliberate, stable thought with a definite ending.
This is what you open when you use your master key.
You define bold goals.
And you reach them.
Intentionally. Diligently. Noticeable.
Calmly Cooly. Collectively.
And you make giant leaps.
Because it happens when you exercise your inner strength.
Because it happens when you try to do great things "not because they are easy, but because they are difficult."
