It’s paramount to succeed in small things before doing even bigger things. This gives one the confidence that is very much needed in accomplishing bigger things. One might wonder why some people keep winning in most of the things they do, this does not happen automatically. Behind the scenes a successful person has endured a lot stress, hard ace and failure, they have spent surmountable time and energy figuring how to succeed.
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So, how do you become successful in everything you do?
1. Prepare; imagine walking into an interview without knowing anything about the company. Chances are that you will end up embarrassing yourself. If you decide to do something with the aim of getting positive results you must first acquaint yourself with it. When you have an upcoming exam the best thing would be study and revise for it in order to succeed, the same applies to everything else you aspire to achieve. Failure to prepare in advance is a sure way to fall short on your plans.
2. Be disciplined; discipline is an important ingredient in the cooking of success. If you are looking to succeed either financially, in your relationship or business you ought to be painstakingly disciplined. There is no shortcut to this, if it requires you to get up early, you have to get up, if requires you showing up every day, you have to show up. Discipline is doing what needs to be done when it needs to be done. A lot of people struggle with managing themselves, but what you need to understand is that self-discipline is the gate way to the manifestation of all your desires and goals. The late Jim Rohn said “discipline is the bridge between goals and accomplishments” and it’s by no mistake that successful people have come to realize that in order to do and achieve their set targets and goals, they have to master this art of self-discipline.
3. Willpower; this is the ability to push yourself when the passion fizzles out. The heart to stay on course even when the journey seems exceedingly impossible. Without willpower most people do things halfway and give up. No matter how small something may seem, as long as you deem it necessary to achieve you ought to give it your all. Starting a new thing is very exciting in the beginning… here it is when you are eager motivated and driven but somewhere along the way things become a-bit stale and your once picture perfect vision seems to perpetually lose clarity and focus. It is at this point when most people give up, it’s not your lack of interest but it’s your inability to see a way out of a particular conundrum. To successful overcome a significant barrier, you have to break down the problem objectively in order to find a solution. Braking down each and every hurdle you face in life and successfully overcoming it, is the key to improving your willpower. Every time you successfully find a solution to a problem your willpower increases and compounds. Eventually, once seemingly impossible obstacles are no longer a problem.
4. Focus; if you have set the wheel in motion then you need to keep it rolling. There will be a lot of things to distract you and throw you off balance, but you have to maintain laser sharp focus in order to get it done. The difference between you meeting your deadlines within the stipulated time and failing to do so often depend on your ability to focus. The more focused you are on your chosen path the more you will get results. In order to succeed in anything you do, you have to block out all distractions, lock yourself in a room if you have to and get to work.
5. Take Action – The conception of the idea is quite simple, but following through is hard. In the beginning of 2018 a lot of you wrote down or had plans of goals and things that you would like to do or achieve right? You essentially had a new year’s resolution. Well, its August now, the 8th month of the year and I have a simple question for you. Have you done even half of what you said you were going to do? I can only hope that a lot of you can answer in the affirmative that, yes I have done most of what I said I was going to do and that I am currently working on achieving the rest of the things I said i would achieve. But most of you, let’s get serious threw away your resolutions long time ago.
If one of your resolutions was to wake up every day, and head off to the gym to exercise, did you follow through? I’m guessing not. Talk is cheap. A lot of things are easier said than done. The key to successfully taking action on goals and resolutions you want to achieve is to begin with the end in mind. Picture in your mind’s eye the said goals you want to accomplish. If it’s to lose weight, then imagine yourself lean and supper fit. If it’s to save for a new car,
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