The Process To Success (Part 3)

As I conclude this series on the three steps to achieving success, I'll keep it concise.

In the first part, I discussed the importance of dreaming and envisioning yourself at the end of your success journey. I emphasized dreaming big, even to the point of seeming impossible. (Refer to part 1)

In the second part, I covered the need to study potential challenges. This includes researching people, venues, weather, transportation, and especially costs. Consider financial challenges and learn from professionals and those who have made mistakes on the path you're about to take. (Refer to part 2)

To achieve success after dreaming and planning, you must grasp the principles of becoming BIG to complete your preparation for success.

What is BIG?

(Books. Individuals. Goals.)

Inspired by – Daniel Ally

B) : Books (I strongly recommend reading, especially books related to your area of interest, as they hold answers from someone who was once in your position)

I) : Individuals (Surround yourself with people who will uplift you, those who are smarter and striving for success. Losers bring you down, winners lift you up) (Simple)

G) : Goals (Write down your goals if necessary. Set goals for the next day and focus on tackling each day, without worrying about the weeks ahead, as every day is a challenge in itself)

Remember:

Books (start reading)

Individuals (avoid negative company)

Goals (set daily targets)

I assure you of success. Why? Because you'll be using every moment to improve yourself.

What distinguishes the good from the great? 

The great, honored, and successful individuals use every second of every minute of every hour to improve themselves EVERYDAY. This includes rest, as sufficient sleep and relaxation are crucial for progress. Successful people know how to manage their time, balancing rest and hard work, while the good only work when convenient. To be great, you must embrace discomfort.

Conclusion:

Time management will be another topic, hopefully next time. Thank you for reading, and if you've followed the series, I'm truly grateful. Please email us; we would love to connect with all of you.