13 Kilen nan Kakomanman Mour Eo Am

Jim Rohn, SUCCESS, translated by Janerose Ralpho

Nan koman juon oktak eo elap enij bok juon elap imagination.



Ilo 1960, ekar pen nan emaan bwe ren travel nan outer space. Botaab, ilowaaan 10 yio, juon emaan ekar tel nan allōñ. Ekar ejinoun etoonak in ien eo juon ainkein ekar challenge jukjuk bed eo science nan komane jabdrewot men raikuj in komane bwe amerkda en “likit juon emaan ioon allōñ mokta jen an jemlok juon decade.” Menin ekar karuj elon nation in ilo an kar plant juon seed in juon katobar ilo fertile soil in imagination.


Kin juon bold challenge, juon men jekar jab kotamene ekar urom juon reality. Būrinjibōḷ ej bareniwot apply nan mour in. Juon rijeramol emaron k mwie? Aet! Ne konij kobaki konaan, būḷāān, maron im kakkōt konij loe an make jerbal. Kajjitok eo in ne enij jerbal formula in nan success enij jiban, ak ne juon armij emaron jerbale formula in.


Jemaron tel nan jabdrewot jikin jenij konaan tel nan ie. Ejjelok katobar eban tobrak ne ejjelok am kajitdrikrik.


Enin ej jet kol komaron komane—13 Kilen nan Kakomanman Mour Eo Am:

Enij endrien am nej rebuki. Jab juḷọk ki; jelmae ki. Ba, errein men ko ij mijake. Ij lale ta eo imaron komane nan janiji. Jelmae men ko koj mijake rainin.

Kojjab aikuj bed ot ilo jonan eo kokar bed ie umin 6 yio ne ejjab bed benefit kwe. Kalet juon iaal kaal m wonmanlak kake. Kojerbale maron ne am nan jinoin kōttōpar. Ejjab aikuj in ālij men ko an yio eo lak. Karuo bwod ko am. Invest kio. Konij lo an oktak.

Jet ien konij kwalok bwod ko am nan ro jet. Enin ej juon an naan ko ilo kajin palle “Jolak ao bwod.” Naan in amiro jinoe juon jimjera eo ekaal. Emaron koman bwe ruo armij ren wonmanlak ilo juon iaal kaal. Kwalok bwod ko am nan kwe make. Kojjab aikuj ba nan aelop ilo neighborhood eo am. Botaab, ejjab enana ne konij jijot m kenono ibben kwe make im ba, “ejjelok tokjen am koman kojak. Enin ej ia eo ibed ie. Elon jaan jidrik ilo bōjọ e ao m ejjelok koban bank. Men eo ne ikar ba elikin an juon girl scout ekar tel jen mweo. Ikar ba nan na make k, iban bar kotalok bwe en walok.

Jino kotabar eo am. Ejaak juon kōttōpar eo elap. Jibadek jet kōttōpar eo eutej. Jibadek men ko kokar jab kotamene kwon kar bok. 

5. Tomak

Koj aikuj in tomak ilo possibilities. Koj aikuj tomak k ilju enij eman jen rainin. Tomak ilo kwe make. Ejjelok skill koban kotak kilen komane; ejjelok class koban boke, ejjelok book koban readi.

Kajjitok kapilok nan uwaak elon kajjitok. Kajjitok kon jeḷāḷọkjān nan jelṃae men ko an rainin m ilju. Jab ba koj konaan bwe in pidodo, ak ba kwoj konaan bwe en emanlok. 

Juon motivational rikenono Bill Bailey ekar ba juon average armij ej ba, “Elon 20 jima ao yio.” Botaab Bill ej ba k elonlak jen 20 am yio. Ne konij anwod juon kottan ilowaan juon yio, komaron anwod 20 kottan, ejjab 20 yio. 

Enin ej juon iaan kanaan mwe mentor eo ao, Earl Shoaff, ekar jiron e na: Emmanlak profits jen wages. Wages ej lewaj mour, ak profit ej lewaj fortune. Jemaron k jinoun koman profit ilo ad kake nan aikuj ko ad? Uwaak eo ej aet.

Invest elaplok ilo jabdrewot men konij komane. Kajoor lak im kolaplok jelalokjen. Komaat am maron aelop ien innem kajjitok kon vitality, elaplok maron im elaplok vigor, elaplok heart m soul.

Ne kojerbal ilo jikin jerbal, bikwot juon jikin eo enij eman an jiban eok, im kajjitok ne renij kake juon jikin eo emman. Kate yuk; komaat am maron. Ijo komaron komane.

Wānōk ej eniwot mool. Koban kajjitok ibben ro jet; komaron kajjitok ibben kwe make. Kwon erom juon waanjanok in wānōk im konij lo an lon am armij. Tol e iaal ne.

Ijjab maron in lewaj kapilok elaplok jen menin kinke kipel ej erom juon reality. Kipel ej kalek cities. 

Enij emman am nej ba: “Ikar fight nan ajiri ro neju; Ikar fight kon jimwe eo; Ikar fight nan ejmour: Ikar fight nan jiban company eo ao; Ikar fight nan juon ilju jaklej eo enij kake nan bamlee eo ao. Ikar fight juon fight eo emman.”


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