Success will never come when one gives up trying to reach it. Success is primarily a result of the effort one puts in. Hard work, dedication, and skill are all three difficult goals to be the best at. Once one meets success they must keep working hard, dedicate themselves, and keep a high skill level to stay in the category of success.
If one thinks positive and works hard to meet their full potential, the chances of them reaching success are much greater. A hard worker may not be the best at everything because of the lack of talent but they will definitely be one of the best. The effort and time a hard worker puts in gets the job done better than any other. A writer Skip Peterson was told that he could not do things and it made him work harder.
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In today’s capitalistic society, we often measure our success and self-worth by our assets and income. Those that have the fancy sports cars are somehow perceived as more successful than those with local brand cars. It is an easy trap to get into. Monetary value is the easiest thing to calculate but it only shows the face value of someone’s life. Unfortunately, true success is not measured by a dollar value. True success is defined by the individual as they go through life looking, searching and bleeding for the happiest and healthiest way to take each waking …show more content…
Setting goals and sticking to them is very challenging for the average person. They allow the complexities of life to get in the way. Not successful people. They separate their goals between long-term and short-term, and they realize that incremental short-term goals help accomplish the larger long-term goal. They Have Confidence. Confidence should not be confused with arrogance. Confidence is the belief and conviction in self and what you apply your time to. Successful people are great at this. While most people prefer to “stay grounded” or “stay down to Earth,” successful people keep their head in the clouds, not necessarily as a means of feeling as though they’re above others, but as a process for ensuring the world and everyone in it doesn’t bring them down to their