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SO HOW DO YOU ACHIEVE SUCCESS
30 TIPS FOR SUCCESS BY ANDY CUMMINGS
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1. Try to Marry the right person. This one decision will determine 90% of your happiness or misery.
2. Work at something you enjoy, love to do & that�s worthy of your time, effort & talent.
3. Give people MORE than they expect and do it cheerfully.
4. Become the MOST POSITIVE and ENTHUSIASTIC person YOU know!
5. Be forgiving of yourself & others.
6. Be Generous.
7. Have a grateful heart.
8. Persistence, PERSISTENCE, Persistence!
9. DISCIPLINE yourself to save money on even the most modest income.
10. Treat EVERYONE you meet like YOU want to be treated.
11. COMMIT yourself to CONSTANT Improvement.
12. COMMIT yourself to QUALITY.
13. Understand that happiness is NOT based on possessions, power or prestige, but on RELATIONSHIPS with people YOU love & respect.
14. Be Loyal.
15. Be Honest.
16. Be a Self-Starter.
17. Be DECISIVE even it it means you�ll sometimes make the wrong decision.
18. STOP blaming others! Take RESPONSIBILITY for EVERY area
of your life.
19. Be BOLD & COURAGEOUS! When you look back on your life,
you�ll regret the things you didn�t do more than the ones you did.
20. Take good care of those you love.
21. Don�t do anything that wouldn�t make your Mum proud.
22. Be COMMITTED in EVERYTHING you do.
23. Be COACHABLE!
24. Be CONSISTENT!
25. Never Give up on your Dreams!
26. Do your BEST in EVERYTHING you do.
27. BELIEVE in yourself
28. Laser FOCUS on what you want & go for it!
29. Judge Your SUCCESS on what you had to give up to get it.
30. Set S M A R T GOALS!
S - specific, significant, stretching
M - measurable, meaningful, motivational
A - agreed upon, attainable, achievable, acceptable, action-oriented
R - realistic, relevant, reasonable, rewarding,
results-oriented
T - time-based, timely, tangible, trackable
If you can avoid these top 7 mistakes that most people make (probably at least 95% of people make these mistakes and it costs them dear), then you will stand a far higher chance of financial success.
To earn like the top 5% of earners, you need to stop doing what 95% of people do!
Most people fail to understand that the best method of achieving a healthy and sustained long term profit from a home business opportunity is to set aside a sum of money away from your main finances, solely for the building your business.
Whatever business you decide to join (there�s a good selection here) you need to understand that a home business is just like any other business �it NEEDS start up capital.
You should set aside a realistic amount (probably in the region of $600-$1500 (�400-�1,000) to be able to get it properly established with a good customer base.
You need to make sure that you are prepared to spend this money i.e. it needs to be independent from your own personal finances and needs to be protected from factors that can threaten it.
This can take a lot of emotion out of the decision making process.
Emotion is a factor that threatens all home business entrepreneurs.
It�s all too easy to give up when you�ve spent only just $300 (�200) of
your starting capital (for example) and still not got your first customer.
The size of your initial investment capital will of course be dependant
upon your own individual circumstances and free capital available.
An analogy to the world of shares perhaps may be that no financial advisor worth his salt would advise you throw all your capital into
the stock market alone.
The vast majority of budding entrepreneurs fail to set aside seed capital.
They make their decisions based on what money they have in their
pocket at the end of the week rather than looking at the business
dispassionately and considering what is a genuine fair sum of money
to be able to get established in the market they have chosen.
A true entrepreneur with a professional attitude will set aside what he
can comfortably afford to invest (and potentially lose) and then determine the best use he can make of that fixed sum of capital.
With a fixed sum of capital available you now move on to the next reason for failure.