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This reads as a claim that wanting something is not enough on its own, it only becomes effective when it is focused and directed. It points to the gap between idle wishing and action, and suggests that motivation gives thought its force. It lands in moments when someone has an idea but needs the discipline to turn it into a concrete plan.
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About Stephen Richards
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Stephen Richards is an author who writes in the self-help genre. His first book, published in 1998, was a true crime title for Mirage Publishing. He has since worked with other writers as well, and his later focus has shifted toward mind, body, and spirit subjects. He is especially associated with books on Cosmic Ordering and mind power. His work moves from true crime into self-help and related spiritual and personal development topics, reflecting that change in focus.
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