What
Does Success Mean to You?
"No other
success can compensate for failure in the home." -- D. O.
McKay
If you define
success by the amount of money you make or by the position you hold
you need to get a new definition for success. A man who has all he
has ever wanted and does not have the respect of those closest to
him is not a success.
True success is obtained when those closest to you honor
and respect you.
But, true success doesn't just
happen. True success is a journey that requires careful planning
and hard work. If you are going to have true success, you must be
willing to spend time planning, working and thinking on your
journey's path.
Remember, there are no short cuts
to success. You start the journey to success by establishing your
priorities. Well thought out and established priorities will create
better:
- consistency
- use of time
- decision making
If you establish and deal with
your priorities before problems arise, you will be prepared to make
important decisions. Your pre-determined priorities will guide your
decision making process and a decision, based on your priorities,
will come quickly.
Creating Priorities
So, if you want true success the
first course of action is to sit down right now and determine your
priorities.
A priority is anything in
your life that is an absolute must and it comes before anything
else except for a higher ranking
priority.
Once you know what your priorties
are, write them down in their order of importance and begin to
think about how you will handle each of these prioities in your
life.
It
is very important to spend time thinking about your priorities now,
so you are ready for any situation when it occurs. We will talk
more about thinking later. But for now, start your journey by
determining your priorities and writing them down.
Accomplishing this one, very
important step will put you ahead of 95% of your peers.
Get started on your success
journey, now!!
- Determine your
priorities
- Write your priorities
down
- Put them in order of
importance
- Consider how you will use your
priorities
- Think on these
things
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