Success Principles

 




 Success Principles



I think the first foundational question is how do you define success?



There was more, but for the sake of time, here's my analysis of Success Principles.


Success Principle #1:

What is your personal philosophy? (This question really means, what do you think about life, finances, your foundational thoughts for your lifestyle, etc.)

Guidance system helps you to figure out what to do and what not to do.

1) Helps you to see the dangers so you can avoid those.
2) Helps you to see the opportunities on the other side.

Game of life is to minimize the dangers and maximize the opportunities.

Adjust your physical guidance system/personal philosophy. Affected by what we know.

Takeaway: Learn from your personal experiences.


Success Principle #2:

Learn from other's  personal experiences.

If you change, everything will change. You have to be willing to make the changes.


Success Principle #3:

Keep a Journal, Don't trust your memory

Be a good student, write down your ideas, pursue your ideas.

Learn from what you see. PAY ATTENTION. If you watch, success leaves clues, take mental notes and good notes. I am going to adjust if need be. Meaning, you will adjust your course slightly if you see something that makes more sense. Perhaps you see a person doing a similar line of work that you do, but they do a process slightly differently and you see that they are getting results, then you would adjust your course to get similar results.

Success Principle #4:


Be a selective listener.
Listen to those who have something to share.


Success Principle #5:

Read ALL of the books you need to read to be as wealthy, healthy, productive, prosperous you want to be.

When you do read, you need to process, sort through and weed out what is valuable to try, what is worth trying.

Success Principle #6

Your Attitude
Get the information while you are in school. This relates to mental attitude.
Don't be lazy in learning.

Success Principle #7

Your Emotional Attitude
Redefine, keep pumping up your emotional guidance system.

Success Principle #8
Motivate Yourself by Growing.
Imagine Your Blueprint for success

This will make you happy, improving, making progress, making yourself feel alive.

Success Principle #8
Visualize Your Life

Create a dream board or go online and make a dreamboard.


Remember you are affected by what you know, so fill your life with positive and set sail on your Success Principles.

Change your mind, change your ideas, make better decisions.



Big takeaway: Success means different things to different people.

For me, I believe success is believing in a cause, giving and achieving results.


Success is what you attract by being attractive!

So, go Carpe Diem!







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