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The X-factor...
Copyright 2004, Neil Millar
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Would you agree that today most of us have the same set of
opportunities and the same set potential?
If you agree with me, then perhaps you might like to consider
this puzzling question: if we all have the same opportunities
and potential why are some people more successful than others?
It could be said that some people are more privileged than
others, and while this is certainly true, you could argue that
there is proof in every day life of people who started off with
zero and went on to accumulate incredible wealth. It could be
said that some people have better academic ability than others
and while this is true you could argue the case of all the
people who achieved success after years of under-achieving in
education. It could be said that some have more talent than
others, and while this is true, there is always someone who has
achieved huge success based on determination and a lot less
talent.
And it could be said that there are always exceptions to
rules... and if this is the case then I question how, if there
are exceptions to rules, the rule came to be a rule in the
first place!
I’m a writer: a novelist and an author of personal development
material and as such, I’m a keen researcher because I want my
work to have depth. What I want to share with you is some of
that research - research that highlights a couple of, in my
opinion, the vital steps to success in any endeavor.
What I’ve found is that the successful people start with a
couple of very important qualities. These qualities, I believe,
are so vital to success that, if you took it away, I doubt they
could ever succeed.
What’s more is this: most people who have not, or are not
succeeding in life in a way they would desire fail to do these
two things. So let me enlighten you…
People who succeed - people who live life with a purpose - know
what they want to achieve right at the beginning of their
adventure to success. They are clear on their life path or Life
Purpose. They know what they want in life and they select only
opportunities that bring them close to the desired result. And
the other thing they do?
People who succeed know who they want to be as they move towards
their success on that path of Life Purpose. They use their past
to shape their future, keeping what they like and what works and
discarding what fails and thwarts them.
Think about it and see if you agree: if you knew what you wanted
and got clear about who you are and how your past experience
could be harnessed for the good of mankind then would anything
be able to stop you if you consistently applied yourself in that
direction?
I doubt it!
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Neil Millar, author of the adventure novel with personal growth,
Black Water and the personal growth books Greater Steps to
Happiness and Be the Hero in your Own Life, writes newsletter
articles for Unstoppable Life along with Life Purpose coach,
Jo Ball.
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