Over the last couple of weeks in this blog, I have been writing about how successful people manage life. Let’s review some key points.
First, successful people take 100% responsibility for their journey. Life may offer tremendous personal and professional challenges and difficulties, but successful people do not expect others to solve their problems. Instead, they proactively seek out mentors, friends, and routine coaching. This depth of visiting gives them fresh perspective and clear insights. During this time of sharing, they filter out peer pressure and popular opinions, and instead assess their own passions, skills and convictions. They also courageously act upon the feedback they receive from their mentors.
Second, they create a family culture more than just a set of family systems. They eat dinner together nearly every night, and avoid “marginal costs” mistakes in their personal and professional lives.
Third, they are humble, and regard everyone with a high degree of respect. They do not put other people down to feel good about themselves.
Finally, they aim to be faithful, not perfect. They are faithful to those they love and faithful to what they believe.
It is the combination of the above with the other parts I have mentioned over the last couple of weeks in this blog that make certain people successful in a holistic manner rather than some one who is successful at work but continually looses at home.
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