Everyone can succeed! No one was born great. They bacame great. I, too, can become great. I, too can win. The genuine seekers after greatness put first things first. They know the difference between what is essential, what is important and what is useless. They plan well, have the patience to carry out their plan, and preservere in the face of obstacles. There can only be one outcome - SUCCESS.
Here are some tests to see whether we are on the road to success.
1. We have a plan. The successful peraon knows what he wants to do, and has a definite plan of action, with even a second plan ready, if the first idea does not work. He is never discouraged or disperate, because he always has at least one more idea in his mind.
2. We are disciplined, with the control coming from within. Studies show that a successful person is one who is able tonpostpone some of his desires. Self- discipline and the ability to sacrifice an immediate pleasure for greater one a little later are the keys to success.
3. We create and not imitate. Each person is unique. People who imitate others seldom reach great heights. Those who create and produce their own ideas are the one who succeed and becomes leaders. The great tried to create, not to imitate.
4. We admit mistakes. We learn from them. We start again. The truly great person do not deny his mistakes. The greater the person, the greater his mistakes. If we are on the road to success, we do not blame someone else for our mistakes. We may fall often, and heavily. But we do not remain there, lying on the ground. We get up and keep going.
5. We work hard. Mark spit who won eight gold medals in swimming at one single Olympics, used to swim eight hours a day during the years preceding the Olympics.
Success is doing the best you can
With every task and every plan.
There is no other option
To ensure satisfaction.
The most Important thing in life is not to capitalize on your gaind. Any fool can do that. The really important thing is to profit from your lossess. That requires intelligence; and it makes the diffirence between a man of sence and a fool.
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