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2. Set mid and lower level goals to reach high level
Can you take 5 steps at a time? No? Similarly when it comes to taking steps towards your goal, take small steps that are relevant to your top level goals.
The journey to thousand miles begins with one step, take that one step.
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4. Have a list of your values
1. Interest: What makes you excited about the work you do.
2. Purpose: What is your reason behind doing what you do.
3. Practice: How many hours do you practice for what you want to become.
4. Hope: Have faith i...
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3. Make a NOT-TO-DO List
Enough of To-Do list, make a NOT TO-DO list and write down what distracts you from your goal. You will be able to imagine all the unnecessary and distractive activities.
Once, you know what not to do, you will be able to eliminate it.
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5. Your end is near if you think you are enough
The consistent consumption of knowledge and it's implementation creates exceptional success. You put a full stop on your success when you think you are already enough knowledgeable to known anything.
Your ego will kill your success.
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1. Efforts = Success
You might think, talent is essential for success but at the end, the winners are those who spend hours and years to do practice to gain talent.
So, talent is not god gifted but self gift that can be gained by practice and effort!
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