Ten assumptions to kill success

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Ten Assumptions To Kill Success

1. I know exactly what's going on. : 

1. I know exactly what's going on. It's definitely time to stop and ask some questions. When we believe we see everything , we actually have the smallest field of vision. Re-check all facts, get more information, be open to the possibility that An Important item might be missing, and THEN proceed.

2. I have a foolproof plan. : 

2. I have a foolproof plan. Foolproof? No plan is foolproof. At best it can be fool resistant... Examine as many WHAT & IF as possible, plan for worst-case scenarios, and have alternate plans ready.

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A second opinion, a spare set of hands, and a fresh perspective seldom go amiss. They are much easier to find than you think. Ask those close to you for their input. 3. I don't need help.

4. I don't have the education. : 

4. I don't have the education. Ideas put into action create success, not diplomas! This is just an excuse, not a real reason to not get started. There are plenty of ways to get the education you need for any project. (apprenticeships, mentoring, etc.)

5. I don't have the money. : 

5. I don't have the money. Maybe you don't RIGHT NOW, but that doesn't mean you can't have it in the future. Focus on how you can save, earn, or borrow what you need.

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Actually, you have all the time in the world. You may need to reschedule some things, change priorities, or stop doing other activities, but you'll never have as much time to do the things you want to do as you have. RIGHT NOW. 6. I don't have the time.

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If you're old enough to worry about not being old . I enough, then you're probably old enough. You're only too old when you're dead. Until then, you're the perfect age to make your dreams come true! 7. I am too old. (not old enough)

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Most of the great successes in history were thought to be silly, unrealistic dreams. Luckily, the dreamers pressed on, just as you would be wise to do. Be bold, dream big. BIG! Let the critics debate ... while you make it happen. 8. I am being unrealistic?

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Really? Why not? Anyway, if you make it happen, you deserve it. 9. I don't deserve to be success.

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This beautiful world is filled with a lot of wonderful people, struggling to make their own dreams a reality. Get to know them. Listen to their ideas, their dreams and share yours with them. Soon you'll discover that you have more supporters than you count! 10. Nobody understands what I am trying to do.

Success Is a derivative Of Constructive Actions Not Assumptions: 

Success Is a derivative Of Constructive Actions Not Assumptions