Three Stages of Success
- You discover the idea and make a simple plan about how to achieve success. You are really inspired, full of thoughts and plans. You share the information with relatives and colleagues.
- You start to do something about your idea. This is a time of failures, mistakes, and discomfort. Sometimes you need to wait and take this. Other times, you need to correct your way. And sometimes, you need to start over. Most of us prefer to catch a new inspiring idea and return to phase 2.
- When you have found the proper way, made all your mistakes, and weren't too harsh on yourself - then you can reach success.
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