WHY SOME PEOPLE ARE SUCCESSFUL, AND WHY PERHAPS YOU ARE NOT (YET).
SEVEN THOUGHTS FROM THE FRONTLINE OF LIFE
Educational accomplishments are 10% intelligence and 90% work ethic. Work ethic outdoes intelligence.
Environmental and influential factors are highly important - and need to be managed to create success.
Friends, or the school of fish you swim with, impact your work, your goals, your vision. Choose well.
You must have a legitimate/sincere interest in what you are trying to achieve besides money/income. It is essential to “connect” to put in your best effort. Gotta like it.
Small early wins are the primary ingredient in further success. Take small bites of the elephant to build confidence and keep you engaged. And smiling.
We achieve the greatest success when we focus on serving others. Being self-centered does not serve you in the end.
Your vision should be mastery. Mastery leads to realizing your value to others and the success you seek.
If you haven’t yet achieved the job/career success you are capable of achieving, which one factor is the first factor to begin giving daily action (not thought).
Each point above is from clients who gave consideration to this title question. This is what they have learned from their life. You are invited to let us know how you might edit this list.
Nick A. Synko
Principle Partner - Synko Associates, LLC
