Personal Development

Start with Improve yourself, not your conditions

Men live eagerly to improve their conditions, but they don’t want to improve themselves, and so they remain tied down. The man who does not retreat in the face of self-crucifixion will never fail to realize the goal to which his heart aspires. This is as true of things on earth as it is of things in heaven.

Even the best strategy or tool for success won’t work if you don’t invest and work on yourself. No one can stop you from succeeding, only yourself.

When you discover that you are the target and not things, you stop going after and improving yourself and as a result, things start coming after you.

You are unique on the stage of existence, there are abilities in you that no one else possesses.

1-Go to a library, a bookstore, or go online to read the biography of a person who is or was extremely wealthy and successful. Elon Musk, Tiago Nigro, Myles Munroe, Bill Gates, Donald Trump, Jack Welch, Ophra Winfrey, Joice Meyer, Michelle Obama, and Ted Turner are good examples. Use their personal stories for inspiration, to learn specific success strategies, and most importantly, to copy their mental programming.

2. Join a high-class club – tennis, business, golf, etc. Get close to wealthy people in an exquisite environment. If you can’t join a high-class club, have a coffee or a drink at the fanciest hotel in your city. Feel at ease in this atmosphere and observe the customers. Realize that they are no different from you.

3. Identify a situation or person that pulls you down. Walk away from that situation or connection, or lessen your contacts. Know that elevators only have three functions: going up, going down, or staying in one place, and so do people.

4. Stop watching nonsense on television and stay away from destructive conversations.

So, the keys are given to you, it’s up to you to decide. You are responsible for both failure and success in your life.

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