These Successful People Do 5 Things Differently… Try It Now!
3. ASK FOR HELP
People who get what they want in life know how to ASK for what they want.
Kids know how to ask — and when grown-ups say, “NO!”, kids don’t take it personally. Learn from kids.
Your success and happiness depend on you asking for things. For small things:
* “May I have a refund?”
* “Can you reschedule my appointment?”
* “Will you go out with me on a date?”
And for big things:
* “Can I work for you?”
* “Will you marry me?”
People aren’t mind readers. Often, they will happily grant your request if they just know what you want.
Asking for what you want keeps you happier and healthier. Ask more often and more good things will happen for you.
4. LOVE WHAT YOU DO
Successful chefs, managers, pilots and plumbers love their work. When you love your work, you are enthusiastic and you are caring. You become a magnet for opportunity, so you flourish.
Whatever you do for a living, you are competing against people who love what they do. If you dislike your work, you are dead in the water — and you have two choices — change your attitude or change your job.
5. PICTURE YOUR SUCCESS
People like Richard Branson, Serena Williams and Taylor Swift visualise their success. They play movies in their minds.
Why? Because we become what we think about.
Whether you want to be an inspiring leader, a great teacher or the next Roger Federer, you must picture your own success, over and over.
Children picture success quite naturally. It is why kids learn so fast.
Do you want to be more confident at dinner parties, hit better golf balls or sell more real estate? See it in your mind. Anytime you have a spare moment, play your mental movie.
No one is born with special permission to achieve. We succeed by adopting the habits of successful people.
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Always remember that just because someone says you need to be a straight ace to achieve, it doesn't mean straight aces are the only things to help you achieve. Success is made up of so many things, after all.
