It’s only when you invest in something that you have the motivation to make it happen.
You are determined by
~ The quality of work you’ll produce,
~ The level of happiness you’ll have.
~ The quality of leaders you build
Secret towards being successful - Simple yet powerful rules.
Create your own luck.
Thread - Take a printout & read it again & again in your leisure.
It’s only when you invest in something that you have the motivation to make it happen.
You are determined by
~ The quality of work you’ll produce,
~ The level of happiness you’ll have.
~ The quality of leaders you build
The world’s most successful people are intense learners. They are hard readers. They know that what they know determines how well they see the world.
Stop consuming junk media.
Read right & build your own content.
Wealthy & happy people work to learn. Unsuccessful & unhappy people work primarily for money.
Only 20 percent of your energy should be spent doing your actual work. Spend rest on learning, improving self, & resting.
It takes wisdom to determine what you should learn, why you should learn it, and when you should learn it.
Learn, Relearn, Erase, Learn, Relearn. Be dynamic.
Find your own content.
The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The best time to start investing was also in the past.
Tomorrow doesn’t exist for people who don’t do something today.
“The world gives to the givers and takes from the takers."
~ Joe Polish
Just because your primary motivation is to give doesn’t mean you don’t also seek a lot of help.
Be a learner in every moment. Never ever be a perfectionist. Be dynamic.
Most people are in a state of competition rather than collaboration.
Collaboration is a much much higher level than competition.
When you set bigger goal, you'd think very differently about your daily behaviors.
You’d be more serious in all aspects of your life.
You’d eliminate limited thinking and consumptive distractions.
Marketing is nothing more than applied psychology.
It’s about connecting with people, persuading them, and helping them.
Most people don’t think in terms of results because their security is in a salary check.
However, when you shift your focus from how little you can do to how much you can do, you change how you work
Read again
The environments you work in should reflect the work you’re doing.
Doing several types of work in the same environment is ineffective.
Be dynamic.....be very dynamic. Travel often, meet new people, change your ways of working often.
Success and wealth are not all about money.
Money, obviously, is very important. It solves a lot of problems.
" But money is a tool. It’s a means to an end. "
Only people with firm stand get really, really good at marketing.
They care enough about their message to get it out there. They realize that the "how" is just as important as the "what" and "why".
Build your own identity. You are your own brand.
Believe in yourself, create your own boundary of respect.
Do not look towards the outside world for support, for approval.
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One day when Dhruva was just 5 years old he went on to sit on his father's lap. Suruchi, the jealous queen, got enraged and shoved him away from Raja as she never wanted Raja to shower Dhruva with his fatherly affection.
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