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Contribute Back To The World

Start to adopt the habit of tithing and contribute back to the world and society. You don’t need to wait until you are successful to do so. 

Start small and make it into a habit.

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Practice The Power Of Five

Every day, write down 5 things that you need to do that day in order to achieve your goals and do them. 

You can do more if you have more time, depending on your tasks. 

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Praise And Compliment Others

If you want to build a strong and successful business, you must lead a great team. And to lead a great team, you have to start by looking at the good things from your team’s effort.

Practice the habit of complimenting others by searching for the good in those people in your surroundings. 

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“It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it. If you think about that, you’ll do things differently."

WARREN BUFFETT

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Great Results

... are built from small actions that you take every day.

It is your habits that will determine who you are and what you can accomplish in the future.

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Spend 30 Minutes Into Reading

You can do this either in the morning before you start your day or before you sleep at night. Read relevant books that will improve your knowledge or just read personal development books.

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Commit To Your Promises

Once you have promised someone that you will do it, do it with your full commitment. 

No matter it is in business or in life, if you are someone who breaks promises, nobody will trust you and no one would want to do business with you.

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Start Your Day Early

Wake up early and you can spend some undisturbed time alone and do your most important tasks or get ready for what is coming during the day.

You may feel uneasy and uncomfortable at first, but you need to overcome it and turn it into a habit. Wake up 15 minutes earlier and gradually improve...

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