Success is not an accident or random event. It’s a process.
This process involves pursuing a big goal, passion or some dream.
You see, successful people do certain specific things every day, often for many years, that cause success to happen.
I am convinced that successful people are successful because of the habits they adopt – habits that are intricately linked to their dreams, passions and goals.
I like to call them Rich Habits.
If you want to be a successful accountant, find out what the best accountants in the world do every day and then duplicate their habits.
If you want to be a successful writer, find out what the best writers in the world do every day and then duplicate their habits.
If you want to be a successful entrepreneur, find out what the most successful entrepreneurs do every day and then duplicate their habits.
Successful people process success by doing certain things, consistently every day, relentlessly. You can find what those habits are by reading autobiographies of successful people, watching YouTube videos to gain skills, going to seminars, TEDx videos, and podcasts.
There are hundreds of podcasters out there interviewing successful people or people on the verge of success. In the age of this digital boom we’re experiencing, learning about success is now real time.
Individuals pursuing success are everywhere. Here’s a list of some of my favorite podcasts:
- Art of Charm (http://theartofcharmpodcast.com)
- Entrepreneur on Fire (http://www.entrepreneuronfire.com)
- World Changer Show (http://www.mattmcwilliams.com)
- Rich Habits Poor Habits (https://propertyupdate.com.au/category/rich-habits-poor-habits/)
There are many more here: https://player.fm/podcasts/Success
Find one you like and listen to it while running, working out in the gym, gardening, hiking, biking, commuting, etc.
Success requires daily growth. Making growth a daily habit, automates that growth.
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