Success - you set the rules

Success is defined by Answers.com as the achievement of something desired, planned, or attempted.

The culmination of the desire, the plan and the attempt is the ultimate Success but within the success are smaller and sometimes more earth moving achievements.

Success is a dream that is put into action by setting a goal. Even if the goal was not reached there was the achievement of the desire, the plan and most important the attempt.

Only you can define your personal level of success. When you find achievement in all of your desires, plans or attempts I promise
you that you will find success.

“luck is where opportunity and preparation meet”
Joseph Jackson

Desire -

We all have some sort of desire within us. This desire can range from wanting to wake up and go to work for the next 25 years to achieve retirement to wanting to build the next multi million dollar business in 5 years. The desire is the major force that drives our personal achievement. Everyday someone is waking up with a stunning desire. Whatever your desire maybe simply having the desire is the first step to success.

Ebay is a now a multi-billion dollar company with millions of users, Youtube has millions of users and was purchased by Google for over 1 billion dollars and Minimally Invasive Surgery has taught over 5,000 surgeons by using video game methodologies. The millions and billions look great, but the desire is priceless. With out the desire these companies would simply be dreams.

For a lot of people desire is crushed by fear. These fears in most cases the fear to succeed, the fear of failure, the fear of what someone might think or say or the fear of the unknown. With all this fear you may feel that you will have enough time, money or confidence. The fear is a limiting factor in your ability to accomplish your goal to success

I’ve learned that tenacity and passion trump analysis and, in many ways, resources.
David Rose

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