Many people think that success is a product of chance. If you're lucky, you do well, you win a lottery or inherit a lot of money. Most people tend to think of themselves as unlucky, so leaving things to chance is not a surefire formula for success. However, winners view success as something that can be controlled, something that they can influence...something that they can CAUSE. As a matter of fact, I believe that people, through their actions, are the primary cause of success.
It's really a simple process. Success is something you can decide to achieve. I've seen it over and over. they use a simple formula that I've obsessed and used myself.
SUCCESS STEP #1- FOCUS
Pick one thing you want to be successful in. Forget everything else. FIRST THINGS FIRST AND SECOND THINGS NOT AT ALL. This is extremely important. If you focus on tow things, your energy is cut by more than 50%. Actually, it's cut by more like 70%. FOCUS ALL of your energy and time on ONE THING. Think about this goal 24 hours per day, 7 days a week in order to magnify your power.
SUCCESS STEP #2- PREPARE
Develop a SIMPLE SUCCESS PLAN that you can commit to memory. YOU CANNOT IMPLEMENT THAT WHICH YOU CANNOT REMEMBER! So keep it simple. Also, study and practice to imprint your plan your subconscious. When you think you know it, go back and study it a dozen more times.
SUCCESS STEP #3- ACTION
Go to work. Work hard. Star early and work late. Never allow yourself excuses not to work. Enjoy your work. Be good at your work. do more than anyone else would in the same situation. Be a winner. Be the best you can be. Leave nothing on the table at the end of the day. Work so that at the end of the day, end of the week, end of the month... end of the year... YOU HAVE NO REGRETS!!
These three steps will CAUSE success. Success cannot elude these three steps. As a matter of fact, when you implement these to the very best of your ability, you will achieve success FAR BEYOND YOUR EXPECTATIONS. It's simple, powerful, and best of all... IT ALWAYS WORKS.
Ken Hennig
President of Superior Lamp
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