Everyone meets people we call Achievers or High Achievers, and we wonder what is so different about these people? What is it or what are some of the factors that distinguish these people from us? We all have 24 hours in a day, 7 days in a week, etc. so what on earth is it that makes these people so different to be able to achieve great feats at the rate they do. These and many more questions are what this book is designed to answer. In this book, we examine WHAT FACTORS SEPARATE OR DISTINGUISH ACHIEVERS FROM NON-ACHIEVERS.
What are the unique characters of high achievers and how do they develop them? What habits help you become a high achiever and how do you develop them yourself? What are high achievers addicted to or passionate about? What common action do they take in life to enable them to accomplish so much?
I share with you over twenty distinguishing character traits and habits that enable them to accomplish great feats, impact lives, and distinguishes them from us all. This is where your own journey starts. We can achieve a lot more by committing ourselves to maximize our potential, taking the first step, continue taking small steps daily and be prepared to go through the temporal pains that lead to success. Under-achievers believe that success is based on luck and so, leave things to drift and take no personal responsibility for their progress.
AVERAGE PEOPLE BELIEVE IN LUCK; ACHIEVERS BELIEVE IN THE LAW OF CAUSE AND EFFECT.
Achievers believe that success consists of little daily effort, and failure consists of little daily neglect.
Many people believe they lack the ability and resources to reach their next level of success and prefer to remain within their comfort zone but we need to keep pressing in.
Achievers believe that INPUT DETERMINES OUTPUT! They believe that it is not reasonable to expect maximum results with minimum effort. At the end of the day, we are the only ones that can tell whether we are putting our best into achieving our goals or not.
Don’t settle for average. Bring your best to the moment. Then, whether it fails or succeeds, at least you know you gave all you had. We need to give the best that is in us. (Angela Bassett)
In the long run, average actions will yield average results. If we give a dream everything we have, we will get from it everything there is.
REMEMBER:
When a man is no longer anxious to do better than well, he is done for. Benjamin Haydon
