Thomas A. Edison BELIEVED that he could perfect the incandescent electric lamp despite the fact that he failed more than ten thousand times.

Columbus BELIEVED that he could find land in an uncharted ocean and he sailed on and on, despite the threatened mutiny of his sailors, the agony of hunger and the restlessness of the sea.

Helen Keller BELIEVED that she would learn to talk despite the fact she had no effective use of vocal cords, sight or hearing. Her belief in herself led her to become one of the great role models in our world.

Henry Ford BELIEVED that he could build a horseless buggy which would provide rapid transportation despite the fact that most people had no faith in his potential. His belief left the world driving to near and far destinations.

Our American Way of Life and our unmatchable system of Free Enterprise are the products of the minds of many who BELIEVED in a democratic system of government based upon the idea of free enterprise.

Those who BELIEVE are the builders of cathedrals, the creators of technological inventions and the artists of the masterpieces. Those who BELIEVE open doors for the rest of those who inhabit the Earth.
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.”
—Margaret Mead

Inspired by an article from Success Unlimited and the writings of Napoleon Hill