100 unchanging rules for business success!
10. Conclusion
Let’s get started as soon as possible
So you’ve come a long way with the 100 fundamental laws of success
in life and business.
And I’m sure you’re wondering where and how to start.
I really like the words of US President Theodore Roosevelt:
“Do what you can,
with what you have,
right where you are“.
Indeed, the most important thing of all is to start working on any idea
that will work for you right away.
Don’t procrastinate or procrastinate.
If you believe you can improve your life,
work,
or personal performance with a specific action step,
do it now.
95% of human actions are determined by habits,
both positive and negative habits.
Habit is a conditioned reflex
or a rule of the individual in life and business.
You need to work towards forming good habits
that increase the quality of your life
and the amount of rewards you get.
From this point on, decide exactly what goals you really want in life
and write them down in a specific order of priority.
Do not be too cautious
and consider the influencing factors,
feel free to write down the goals
that are in your mind and desire.
This list should combine simple goals
that can be done quickly
and easily with long-term goals
that take a lot of time and effort to accomplish.
These are goals that motivate and inspire you.
Then you create a detailed plan for each goal
and build a performance evaluation system.
Finally,
commitment and determination to act to the end.
Successful people in life always strive to build
and develop a “sense of urgency” in their mind
because they understand
that this is the motivating factor for action.
They do not wait for opportunities to come,
but find opportunities for themselves.
They don’t live in thought”
if or “someday, I will…” but “right now, I…”.
It is these qualities
that have kept them moving forward on every front,
in every organization
or field of endeavor.
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This made me think of Thomas Edison and the saying:
“Those who sit and wait for good things
to come to them will only get what other people
who are faster have left behind“.
Obviously, when you think, decide,
and act with even a single idea,
you’ll be ahead of those who learn hundreds of ideas
and then don’t take any action.
The faster you progress,
the more useful experiences you will learn.
The faster you go,
the more you develop your thinking and capacity.
The faster you go,
the more places you go,
the more people you meet,
the more doors of opportunity you will find.
The faster you go,
the more confidence,
enthusiasm and pride you have in yourself.
The faster you go,
the more creative
and capable you become
and able to do work more efficiently and brilliantly.
As you learn and apply new ideas every day,
your mind has formed the habit of always moving
toward concrete action.
You will move from “positive thinking” to “positive action”.
You move from dreams and hopes to the absolute belief
that you can do anything to achieve success.
Don’t criticize the rich.
When will the poor bring you jobs? — Laurence J. Peter
