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Set Goals and Put Your Plans Into Actions |
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By: Vadim Kotelnikov, Inventor, Author, and Founder of:
Ten3 Business e-Coach – Inspiration and Innovation Unlimited, Fun4Biz.com – Entrepreneurial Creativity Paradise, VVV1 – Global Virtual Venture Valley #1
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“I do not believe in a fate that falls on men however they act; but I do believe in a fate that falls on them unless they act.” – Gilbert K. Chesterton “It is even better to act quickly and err than to hesitate until the time of action is past.” – Carl Von Clausewitz |
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The Key To Success Most of the problems in life stem from one cause: we can't get ourselves to take action. It's not that we don't know what to do. The problem is getting ourselves to follow through and do it. Success isn't determined by genetics. It's about persistent, consistent action. Action is the key. You can be the most talented person in the world or have the best ideas, yet still if you do not take action you will achieve nothing. Having dreams and passion is not enough. If you wish to achieve something, don't let life just "happen" to you. Set goals and take action. Balancing Action and Reflection Creating success involves creating and a delicate and ongoing balance between two somewhat opposing forces – reflection of where you are now and action of pushing toward where you need to go. This balance between reflection and action is very similar to the balance of Yin and Yang in the Tao philosophy. Be the Best Possible 10 Tips by Ten3 NZ Ltd.
Entrepreneurial creativity = creativity × entrepreneurial action. It is about coming up with ideas and converting them into innovative business activities... More
From right understanding proceeds right thought; from right thought proceeds right speech; from right speech proceeds right action... More Happiness – It's All in Our Own Hands Think in a positive way. When you encounter a problem, try to look for the good points. Everything has at least one good point. Positive thinking is not enough on its own, however. You must take action... More The Foundation of Leadership: Achieving Extraordinary Results By: Brian Tracy
Ask yourself every day, "What is the one thing that I and only I can do, that if done well, will make a real difference to my company?" Whatever your answer, go to work on that.... More
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Fortune Favors the Brave By: Brian Tracy Boldness is a necessary part of courage but it must be a boldness based on an intelligent assessment of the potential risks and rewards. The wonderful nature of boldness is that, properly directed, it builds the habit of courage in the person who practices it.
Act Boldly in Every Situation In my experience, any virtue translated into action leads almost invariably to positive results. This applies to integrity, persistence, courtesy, love and courage. I’ve always liked the advice of an old man to his grandson. “Act boldly and unseen forces will come to your aid.” Take a Leap of Faith Perhaps the most obviously important part of courage is the courage to step out in the face of uncertainty. Every great venture in the history of man has begun with faith and a giant leap into the unknown. General Douglas MacArthur said, “There is no security in life, only opportunity.” The creed of Frederick The Great, one of history’s most successful leaders was, “Audacity, audacity-always audacity.” Launch With No Guarantees A 12-year study of successful entrepreneurs conducted by Babson College concluded that the only thing they had in common was the willingness to launch, to step out in faith. Once they had started, they learned the lessons they needed to succeed. Many of them ending up successful in completely different businesses from where they started. Dare To Go Forward Dare to go forward. Successful companies are invariably those that continue to research, develop, experiment and introduce new products and services - even during the deepest recessions. Successful executives are those who are continually stretching themselves to move out of the comfort zone, to face the twin fears of failure and rejection and to move forward in spite of them. Action Exercises Here are two ways to develop greater boldness in your work and personal life. First, just do it! Step out in faith! If you think of some action you can take to improve your life, give it a try. You may be surprised. Second, when in doubt, act with audacity. Audacity may get you into trouble but even more audacity will get you out. Go for it!
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