Success = Unusual Accomplishments

Is it true that only some people are truly destined for success and greatness?

Let us learn from people who were able to overcome insurmountable handicaps.

For example, a blind woman, her name is Helen Keller. She was able to discover her passion and she is very much committed to achieving her goals.

The people who have goals, have dreams which can be seen in the mind but at the same time felt in the heart. These goals cannot be contained in both mind and heart, these goals must be achieved.

According to Earl Nightingale, "What the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve."

I will rephrase this statement, "What the mind of man can conceive and believe, and what the heart of man truly desires and feel, it can achieve."

Earl Nightingale shares with us the definition of success:

"Success is the progressive realization of a worthy goal."

Hence, it is really important for a person to determine one's goal. This goal must be clear but at the same time worthy of investing time and effort.

Money is not the basis of success although it is connected to it.

We cannot afford to just drift along the waters of uncertainty having no clear goals.

You need to identify one goal at a time. Taking one step at a time. Avoid multiple goals.