Success Values

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True success comes from tapping into our full potential. No matter how many opportunities and resources we have at our disposal, we will only succeed when we deliberately begin to use our intelligence for self-discipline and self-management, without any external pressure. But it is about developing our own personality, and that takes time. We are accustomed to showing people certain facets to play a circumstantial role that will work well in a situation we want to favour, but connecting with ourselves, with what lies beyond the outward appearance, is the key to success. No matter how good an actor we are or think we are, sooner or later we show our true character, and once the impression is made, it is extremely difficult to change it. We are our targets. If a man has high goals and pursues them every day, he is a successful man, at the right time he will succeed. A man for whom goals are not important will not succeed, he may imitate them, but he will not experience the uplifting feeling of champions. Champions educate their body and mind. Champions tap their potential. They come from the great heterogeneous mass of people and, at some point, they shine. But beyond that glow, there are thousands of hours of self-teaching. Where does true success come from? It comes from the desire to become better. Setting lofty goals and, once you've achieved them, raising the bar to reach other goals. What is the most important resource that directly conditions our success? People with higher energy have begun to organize and discipline themselves. Putting money aside, when setting out on the road to success, it's not money that's important, it's TIME. How we use it determines our personal success. The difference between a successful person and an unsuccessful one, no matter what they do, is that the former uses every time slot of the day extraordinarily efficiently, while the latter doesn't have a strict schedule and just lazes around and complains about being dissatisfied. When we start to organize, we feel a sense of satisfaction, as opposed to the futility of the moment when, at the end of the day, we have accomplished nothing. On the other hand, when we realise that our time on this earth is limited and that at any moment an accident or crisis situation can happen, we begin to discipline ourselves. Successful people in life have been masters of self-discipline. Self-discipline means, first and foremost, rigorous organization of resources, efficiency and rationalization. If we let time run out, life runs out. And life is the most precious thing we have.