Two Words Which Are The Basis Of All Success Strategies
There are many different success strategies. So many, in fact, that you could probably waste several lifetimes just studying the theory behind all of the different ones out there, and never actually get around to implementing any of them.
For me though, there are just two words that count, and once you fully understand the implied meaning behind those two words, you can hang any number of success strategies you want onto them and make them fit.
Those two words are ‘action’ and ‘tenacity’.
Action can be broken down into two parts. You first need to establish the right type of action to take, and you then need to follow fully through with that action - nothing short of 100% effort, no holds barred, action will suffice.
It is no good sitting at home thinking about what action needs to be taken, you need to be out there following through with it. A great quote to bear in mind is this “Every person who has ever slept knows what it is to dream. It is the person who gets out of bed and takes action on that dream who will know success”.
Now, lets move on to the second word - tenacity. This means that once you set your sights on something, you need to chase it for as long as is necessary to get your hands on and, once you have your hands on it, you need to never let go of it.
I am not talking about a blinkered approach here, as if you go headlong charging blindly towards your dream, blinkers on, no peripheral vision, you will as likely to charge straight past your target as it comes hurtling towards you as you will be to get your hands on it.
Consider the following quote: “Success seems to be largely a matter of holding on after others have let go”.
This means that there will always be lots of people going after the same opportunities and, normally, only a handful, maybe even just one, can succeed. If you want that to be you, then you have to keep at it longer and harder than the others that you are competing against.
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