1. Work On Yourself, Not On Your Job"Work hard at your job and you can make a living. Work hard on yourself and you can make a fortune." -- Jim RohnYour work is a reflection of you. If you're not getting the results you're looking for, stop looking for better strategies.Are you currently the person who would attract the level of success you seek? Your outer conditions are a reflection of your inner reality. <a href="https://www.amazon.com/As-Man-Thinketh-Original-First/dp/1627550593">As James Allen has said </a>, Your circumstances reveal you to yourself. Where you are right now: that's you.

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"Leadership" is available to everyone. You just need to assume a leadership role. You can do that right now, in whatever situation you're in. You do this enough, and continuously pitch yourself and your ideas, you'll create opportunities. You then maximize those opportunities and more will come.

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If you're following someone else's tracks, where do you think those tracks will lead you? To your own destination or to theirs?And even if you'd be happy with their destination, do you really think you could do it better than them? It's their path. They're driven by something deep and internal. You can't get ahead if you're always a few steps behind. If you're always reacting rather than creating.<ul><li>If you don't know who you are, you'll always try to be someone else. And thus, you'll never be the best. Your work will always be a cheap imitation. It will lack the feeling that produced the work or the idea. Hhhb ghhb </li><li>gbjjj</li><li>jjjj</li></ul>

It doesn't matter how good your strategy is, if you're not skilled at what you do, that strategy won't take you very far. As Jason Fried and DHH have said: "Many amateur golfers think they need expensive clubs. But it's the swing that matters, not the club.

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