I came acrosd these beautify piece about succes by Anthony moore.
“Success is neither magical nor mysterious. Success is the natural consequence of consistently applying the basic fundamentals.” -Jim Rohn
Success isn’t complicated.
. Most People Will Never Be Successful.
“Successful people do what unsuccessful people are not willing to do. Don’t wish it were easier; wish you were better.” -Jim Rohn
Sadly, although anyone can choose to become successful, most people never will.
This is because when it comes down to the final word, most people will choose comfort over growth. Ultimately, they see the price for true success and say, “no thanks.”
This is one of the most important characteristics of the “mediocre majority” — they are unwilling to trade comfort and stability for the pain of wild growth.
Success costs you.
To reach higher function, you must be willing to become a child again, to learn and grow in new avenues. You must constantly be willing to become a small fish in a big pond again.
Most people simply aren’t willing.
The simple truth is, everyone could become healthy, happy, and fulfilled, starting right now, as you’re reading this. It is a choice that is available at all times. Yet, most people never take it.
In the words of Warren Buffet: “That’s how knowledge works. It builds up, like compound interest. All of you can do it, but I guarantee not many of you will do it.”
The choice to become 100% financially independent is available now.
The choice to have extremely rewarding and intimate relationships with your friends and family is available now.
The choice to become fit, active, and healthy is available now.
The choice to experience intense and complete emotional healing is available now.
But most people won’t take it.
Each of these avenues has a high cost.
They require you to change your life.
To shed old habits and adopt new ones.
To sever ties with toxic individuals. To admit “I don’t know.”
Benjamin Hardy put it this way: “Anything is possible if you are willing to pay the price.”
Many people make these decisions every day, and change the trajectory of their lives, and their family’s lives, forever.
But many, many more people never make this choice.
They continue to live in ordinary, average lives, just like everyone else around them.
And in the words of Seth Godin:
“Is there a difference between ‘average’ and ‘mediocre?’ Not so much.”
More slide coming tomorrow.
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