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There are many ideas revolving around successThere are many ideas revolving around success. Although it may sound relative, being focused on developing these skills summarized below will lead to a better state of life.

When there is an opportunity, we were made to believe that we need to grab them at once but successful people choose their battles. They know what they need to prioritize to achieve success. It may only be one aspect of life like wealth building or it can be multiple things in one aspect of life. Either way, things need to be well-thought. And when you are sure about what you want, you instantly become confident and selling yourself is as easy as acting naturally. It is important that you know yourself and what you want so that you pursue your goals regardless of hindrances; you dont wait for the right to act. While it is true that there is enough for everyone, you must also be wise in spending your money especially if thats the fruit of your labor, sweat and blood.

To summarize, here are the five things from the book the Law of Success based on how successful people became successful.

1. Self-control is critical in harnessing enthusiasm toward constructive uses. Hill uses the example of majority of prison inmates whose lack of self-control lead to their incarceration.

2. Individuals must first sell themselves before they can sell to others. Doing so involves both external impressions (i.e., clothing) and internal belief in ones self. Selling yourself involves enthusiasm, which is also the most important factor in the success of salesmen and public speakers.

3. Hill uses an analogy from the Bible the seven deadly horsemen, namely, greed, intolerance, revenge, jealousy, egotism, suspicion and ?. The first 6 are qualities that hinder personal growth while the ? is the quality that the individual identifies as the most notable stumbling block toward his success (i.e., procrastination or dishonesty).

4. Saving money is solely a matter of habit resulting from sheer determination and personal willpower. Hill uses the concept of slavery of debt to illustrate the dangers of living beyond ones means.

5. Daydreaming is important in the achievement of concrete actions and results. Imagination is the key toward mastery of all the other essential qualities of success (i.e., self-confidence, self-control and leadership).

Believe that anything is possible; whatever it is that you can think or dream of, especially when your mind is trained to being positive and having a vision of a bright future that same imagination becomes your only limit.

Is the Law of Success still relevant today? Yes, it is.

by: Kristen Howe




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