Tuesday, March 29, 2016

Habits You Should Learn From SuccessfulPeople

 According to Winston Churchill, “Success is ability to go
from failure to failure without losing your
enthusiasm.” Many people who want to be successful
think that success happens accidentally and they lose
connection with the fact that it takes individual
consistency and persistence to reach goals.
Steven Spielberg, a world-
renowned filmmaker, was
met with rejection by the
University Of Southern
California School Of
Cinematic Arts multiple
times- while Dr. Seuss had
his first book rejected by
27 different publishers.
But today we
consider these people
successful. Success is
more about routine than
moments of chance. Here
are some of the habits that
have helped highly successful people to achieve their
goals:

They work hard
“I have always believed that if you put in the work
results will come” – Michael Jordan
To be successful you have
to forget about those
empty get-rich-quick
stories. You have to focus
on what will truly make you successful, and that is
hard work. You have to put in the hours and the
toil before you meet success. Persistence, discipline,
and a willingness to work hard takes you to many
places you otherwise wouldn’t be able to reach.
They plan
“Take your time in deciding what opportunity to
pursue and then pursue it like a crazed pack of
wolves.” – Neal Goldman, CEO and founder of RelSci
Famous people like Eminem and J.K Rowling keep a
journal to remind them of their progress and keep
track of where they are in relation to their goals. You
have to have a strategy that will keep you going and
illuminate how to reach your destination.
They take action and don’t procrastinate
“We could either watch it happen, or be a part of it.” –
Elon Musk
Dreaming and thinking, without execution, will not
take you anywhere. Successful people have mastered
the habit of taking action. Sometimes they do so
boldly- even before they feel fully ready or emotionally
prepared.
They have clear goals
They know where they want to be and they focus on
this. They don’t dilly-dally or try chasing multiple things
at once. No, they focus on goals that they know are
attainable within a realistic time-frame. This
methodical approach encourages them to build the
mental toughness that reaching their desired
destination requires.
They take risks
“I’ve learned that it doesn’t matter how many times
you failed. You only have to be right once. I tried to
sell powdered milk. I was an idiot lots of times, and I
learned from them all.” – Mark Cuban
Why take risks? Well, successful people would rather
risk success than conceal their intentions and
ambitions by only dreaming about their ideas.
Successful people are willing to fail. They don’t mind
this because they know that they will gain experience
in the process. They also know that it is possible to fail
forward. They consider this preferable to acting
cowardly and not taking any risks at all.
They read a lot
“Any man who reads too much and uses his own brain
too little falls into lazy habits of thinking.” – Albert
Einstein
Not every person that reads a lot is a leader. But every
leader is a reader. You can’t really attain your goals if
you do not learn or take the time to study. Successful
people read and broaden their horizons through this
habit. They also know the importance of acquiring
knowledge through learning about the experiences of
others.
They do what they are passionate about
“Do not do things because someone else succeeded
while doing them; create your own path. It’s far more
fun.” – Karim Abouelnaga, CEO of Practice Makes
Perfect, Inc.
Every successful person is passionate about their
particular craft, field, or talent. They don’t do it simply
because of the money. Rather they do it because of
the love they have for it, and the joy it provides them.
Because of this, they make sure that their daily habits
are centered on activities that will bring out the best in
them- and drive them further towards success, in the
process.

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