Here’s a curiosity about success.
The most successful among us seem to work less and work less frantically. These most fortunate few enjoy more of what most might call “luck” than their less prosperous fellows.
However, that is not much of a surprise as you consider this from Jim Rohn: Success is not to be pursued; it is to be attracted by the person you become.
This means that as you become a more success-minded person, you develop more success habits and a resilient state of mind. Is it any wonder lots of good things happen? And these happen without working around the clock or your fingers to the bone.
Zig Ziglar, author of “See You at the Top,” expresses the same thought this way: What you get by achieving your goals is not as important as what you become by achieving your goals.
Are you working hard and getting nowhere? If so, reinvent yourself as a success-minded person brimming with confidence and a growing expectation that things will go well and better than that.
You will begin to nurture success habits and things will go your way even when they stink. Your “luck” will change drastically and people will be curious about how you attracted such a big success.
It’s simple when you know how.
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