Success
thinking
Our thinking determines where we end up
in life. Faulty thinking often leads to a victim or a dependent mentality. Correct
thinking leads to lasting success. Develop the right thinking and latch on to
the right process and you will leave a legacy.
1. Success is a
process. A proven process produces
predictable results. Defining the results we want is a critical step in the
process.
2. Lasting success
requires proper thinking. Is your
thinking process requiring an upgrade? Thinking determines where we end up in
life.
3.
We must believe to see. Belief comes first. Belief in what’s to come is called
faith. Believing before seeing leads to living our beliefs and surrendering to
the faith.
4.
We must see to do. Have vision; a clear picture of the destination. Have purpose; the
reason for your existence. Have dreams; the deep desires of the heart. Have
goals; the accomplishments needed to live the dreams.
5.
We must do to improve. Strategy is the approach to achieve the goals. The
plans are the specific steps to achieve the goals. The actions are the activities
from the plans. Practice of specific repeatable steps is necessary to reach
mastery. Habits are present when practice becomes second nature.
6.
We must improve to succeed. Humility is required to face our results. Mastery to
success comes from a continuous feedback look of planning, doing, checking, and
adjusting with a relentless focus on results driven by a desire to enjoy the fruits
from reaching the goals.
7.
We must succeed to leave a legacy. Success leaves clues and the clues comprise a legacy. Don’t
just succeed, succeed at something that matters. Eternity is a long time to be
wrong. Follow the proper process to leave a legacy for centuries to come.
Thank
you for reading and reflecting on today’s nuggets. Share them with others.
We make a living by what we get;
we make a life by what we give. Be a giver in a world of takers.
Be blessed and be a
blessing to others.
Carlos Fontana, President of Phalanx
Co-author of the book Follow to Lead (The 7 Principles to Being
a Great Follower)
Author of the book PRICELESS (Sixty-Six Simple
Stories of Reflection, Love, and Legacy
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