In this chapter you will find the secret of getting things

done. You will also receive a self-motivator so powerful

that it will subconsciously force you to desirable action,

for it is in reality a self-starter. Yet you can use it at will.

When you do, you overcome procrastination and inertia.

If you do the things you don't want to do, or if you

don't do the things that you do want to do, then this

chapter is for you.

Those who achieve greatness employ this secret of

getting things done. Take, for example, Maryknoll Father

James Keller. Father Keller had been developing an idea

for quite some time. He hoped to motivate "little people

to do big things by encouraging each to reach beyond

his or her own little circle to the outside world."

The

Biblical command,

"go ye forth into all the world"

was

to him the symbol of an idea whereby the mission he had

in mind could be fulfilled.

When he responded to this command, he employed the

secret of getting things done. And when he did, he went

into action. This happened in 1945. It was then that he

organized the Christophers--an organization most un-

usual.

It has no chapters, no committees, no meetings, no dues.