Ingredients That Make A Winner
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Ingredients That Make a Winner
Summary:
What separates the successful from the rest? Often, it's the courage to overcome fear and insecurity.
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Ingredients That Make a Winner
Whether we admit it or not, others' opinions of us matter. But what matters even more is the opinion we hold of ourselves. So, what truly differentiates the successful from the unsuccessful? It's often just our own fear and insecurities.
There's a saying that Americans love winners and rarely remember those who came in second. This reminds me of a joke about a man who prayed every day to win the lottery. After weeks, he asked God why his prayers weren't answered. God replied, "Meet me halfway?"buy a ticket!"
Wishing alone isn't enough; effort is essential. You need to take risks and have faith in yourself. The real difference between those who succeed and those who don't is mastering fear and insecurity.
Nothing worthwhile comes without effort. If you don't earn it, it might not hold much value. In business, you might need several tries before finding what works for you. Failing at first doesn't mean you're a loser; it means you're proactive and confident, even when challenges arise.
Winners aren't those who succeed every time, but those who try consistently.
When starting a new venture, you'll face doubters. Just make sure you're not one of them! Avoid saying, "I can't do this," because why not try? Never give up or cave to pressure, or you'll be haunted by "what ifs." True failure comes only from not trying. Most naysayers are people who settled or gave up.
Let's say you want to start an internet company and compete with Fortune 100 companies. Why can't you? To succeed, you need:
- Desire
- Ambition
- Drive
- A willingness to succeed
- Ability to view loss as a stepping stone
Internet businesses are unique in allowing you to chase your dreams on an equal footing with corporate giants. The only obstacle between you and your dreams is you, and the doubts you allow to linger.
Vince Lombardi once responded to a question about his team’s defeat by saying, "We didn’t lose; we just ran out of time." Tell yourself something enough, and you'll believe it; let others tell you, and you'll amplify it. You don’t need to know everything. Surround yourself with people who complement your strengths. This approach worked for Andrew Carnegie and can work for you too.
Failure and defeat are opportunities to build resilience. Instead of letting them demoralize you, embrace them as lessons. You are only a loser if you believe you are.
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