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***Success Takes A Lot Of Hard Work

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Success Takes A Lot Of Hard WorknYou Always Have To Pay Full Price For Success And You Always Have To Pay That Price In Advance. n(Brian Tracy)nnSuccessful People Have Different Attitudes About Hard Work Than Unsuccessful People What is wrong with a little hard work? The most successful people I know do not even bother to ask themselves this question. Whenever this question gets asked to them, they always answer - nothing is wrong with a little hard work. Many unsuccessful people, on the other hand, avoid hard work like the plague. All they want to do is earn their paychecks for doing their "job" and they do not want to do anything more than what is expected of them. They do not seem to realize that in order for them to be successful, it is necessary for them to make an investment in that success.nnSuccess Must Be Earned No matter what job you have, no matter what you are trying to accomplish, the plain simple fact is that unless you are incredibly lucky, no one is going to just hand success over to you. You are going to have to work hard for it and you are going to have to work for your successes before they come to you. Consequently, one of the major goals of my articles and books is to help you cultivate a willingness to make that investment (i.e., to pay the price for success, IN ADVANCE).nnAnalyze Your Past Successes Think of some of your past successes you have had in life. Either print out this page or take out a blank sheet of paper. Take at least 5 minutes and write them down in the list below. They can be anything YOU like, as long as YOU personally consider it a success.n nnSUCCESSES: 1. __________________________________________ 2. __________________________________________ 3. __________________________________________ 4. __________________________________________ 5. __________________________________________n Now, what did you have to do to accomplish those successes? Was what you did easy, or did it require some hard work? Did you have to do the hard work in advance, or did the success come before the hard work? Write you answer in the space provided below. 1. __________________________________________ 2. __________________________________________ 3. __________________________________________ 4. __________________________________________ 5. __________________________________________n If your answers are anything like mine, I strongly suspect your successes were the result of lots of hard work, almost all of which had to be done in advance before the success came your way. Your successes most likely were not simply "strokes of good fortune" that happened to come your way. While there are exceptions to every rule, I am simply trying to suggest to you what Brian Tracy suggested in his quote that opens this chapter:nnYou Always Have To Pay Full Price For Success And You Always Have To Pay That Price In Advance.

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nnStanley Bronstein is an atto ey, CPA, author and professional motivational speaker. If you want to read more Achievement oriented articles posted by Stanley F. Bronstein, simply click on the links below.nnStanley Bronstein's Achievement IQ™ BlognnStanley Bronstein's Articles on SelfGrowth.com (his articles are marked by *** [3 stars] You can also subscribe to his daily RSS feed for his blog (by clicking here) or subscribe to his email feed for his blog (by clicking here) that will send you my new blog postings daily directly to your email. Also, if you subscribe to his weekly newsletter (by clicking here), you will immediately receive a link to download his latest free e-book called Re-Create Yourself Now. It's full of great ideas to help you get started.nn--------------------nnClick here if you want to contact Stanley Bronstein / Mr Achievement directly. Additional Resources on Achievement can be found at:nnWebsite Directory for Achievement nArticles on Achievement nProducts for Achievement n Discussion Boardn Stanley Bronstein, the Official Guide to Achievementn

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