Perseverance = Firmness, Resolve, Determination

I think perseverance is one of the most important traits for one’s success. I know, after you have done your job, everyone would be very eager to see the result immediately. But the Larva cannot become a Butterfly in a day, it takes its own time. It has to go undergone the metamorphosis to become a butterfly. This is natural process.

I know it is painful to wait, but this is the process. Take action, do your job, follow through, wait patiently, you will get what you want. You cannot build a palace within minutes, only Aladdin’s genie can do this. From the blue print to brick, it needs a lot of hard work and patient waiting.

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KEY SUCCESS STRATEGIES:

Act as though it were impossible to fail.

Think in Positive Terms and You Will Achieve Positive Results.

Don’t Concern Yourself With Receiving. Just Give! This sets you up for attracting gifts from others.

Eventually you will come to know that TRUST is Your Natural State of Being. Until then try this prescription Mantra for Success, “I Am FULLY Open To TRUSTING The Present Moment.”

People’s lives are a direct reflection of their peer group. Surround yourself with a positive, life affirming support group of like minded people! This is absolutely essential for your success.

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Well, face it. One of the greatest issues dealing with employees and employers is attitude. Not just any attitude, but an attitude of negativity or non appreciation. Whether you are a manager, upper level management, CEO, or owner, how you treat people, and in this discussion, employees is whether your business will run well and have healthy interpersonal relationships and a cohesive team, or whether you will experience discontent, non cooperation, as well as an arena of no trust.

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Whatever you sell, there are other companies out there who would love to have a list of your customers and hot leads. If you sell reading items (books, book lights, etc.), wouldn’t you like a list of Amazon’s customers and hot leads to promote your products? If you sell children’s educational items, wouldn’t you love a list of customers who shopped several times at Toys R Us? These are proven buyers of items that are complementary to your product line. They may very well be purchasers of your product line.

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In Robert Kiyosaki’s book, Rich Dad Poor Dad, he clearly points out that anybody can become rich. Nevertheless, he cautions that it’s more difficult for the children of the poor and middle classes because they have been taught incorrect information. For example, their parents have told them, “go to school and get good grades so you can go to college and get a steady job with good benefits.” These people have been taught to think, “I can’t afford it” instead of (as the rich do) asking, “How can I afford it?” There is absolutely nothing that you cannot afford. When you honestly desire something you’ll figure out how to obtain it.

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