How Successful People Think นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Dante thought leadership was about barking orders to your inferiors, when in reality, it was about guiding your team to success. Theo stopped by my place so we could go over the numbers together, with scotch and cigars to celebrate. “Easiest money I’ve ever made.” Theo tossed the sheet onto the coffee table. “He spent his life building this business, and we just—” he snapped his fingers “—took it like that. Fuck, that feels good.”

Julian said this while looking into my eyes, and I could not help but blink—he was absolutely correct. "Take advice from me, your father, and Victoria—who knows the business—but whatever you decide, make sure you mean it!" "Last but not least, be confident. Make sure you are confident in the work you do. "Your grandfather admires confident people because he believes that confidence leads to success." "I would like to highlight something." Victoria moved towards the whiteboard and wrote the word SMART WORK. "It is the universal truth; hard work makes a person successful; however, in business, smart work leads to greater success than hard work." She spoke as she moved the sketch pen in her han

They argue that the best time to carry out your assignments or rather concentrate is during the early hours of the morning .Most of the succesful people would argue that success is built when others are sleeping.This remind me of a certain kind of myth that exist in Africa where the young ones have been made to undersatnd that when you are born in afamily that you do not own a vast piece of land to cultivate and even build an estate on, it basically means that your great great grandfather liked sleeping and because of that the most prestigious estates,or talk of the most fertile land was acquired just when he was doing what he loved most and that is sleeping.

Mike teased. Avery glared at him. Mike chuckled and changed the topic. "Elliot is terrifying! How is he still not giving up on you! It looks like you did not stab him deep enough!" Avery corrected him. "I did not stab him." "Oh, I suspect that he is probably mentally unstable." Avery said, "I read a book on success in the past. According to it, successful people think differently from ordinary people." Mike said, "And you're normal?!"

And besides, people are too worried about what you think about them to care about you! It's important to surround yourself with positive people. Jim Rohn said “You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.” And it’s completely true. If you want to be a success, hang around with successful people. If someone has what you want, you can do what they do, and get what they’ve got.Worry less. Worrying about that big test is normal, as is worrying about that possible job promotion, but when you begin to worry excessively, it can become a real problem.

“You promised that you won’t ever say that word again.” “Right,” Seungkwan agreed. “As a billionaire, I should ditch that dramatic language. One thing wealthy people do on a daily basis is keep their cool. According to Napoleon Hills book, “Think and Grow Rich,” to be wealthy you need to adopt a wealthy personality. So I need to be cool enough not to lose my composure or show my temper when I am in a very unpleasant circumstance.” “That’s right, that’s right,” Hoshi and Dokyeom agreed.

I only attended special classes like tutored ones and I am alone in them which downright sucks. “You are not reading anything, Miss Claea. We have been together in this room for four hours now, what have you learned?” he asked me. “Successful businesses use resources effectively and efficiently to execute business strategies. Create a culture of rigor and standards for financial stability. Require process around fiscal management, oversight and decision-making. Execute strategies in an operationally efficient manner. et Organized. To achieve business success you need to be organized. Keep Detailed Records. All successful businesses keep detailed records. Analyze Your Competition. Competition

"No." "Why not? It's a sound business decision. You're brilliant at what you do." "Because then everyone would say you bought me a company. That I'm only successful because of you. I can't do that." I set down my wine glass and turn to face her fully. "Evelyn, people are always going to talk. Always going to find a reason to doubt you or diminish your success. You can't live your life trying to please them. Trust me, I spent years caring what people thought and it made me miserable."

"How do you know? How do you know I'm not just. Stupid?" "Because I see you. See how you solve problems. How you understand people. How you create. How you think outside boxes others don't even see. That's intelligence. Real intelligence. Not measured by reading speed. But by creativity. By empathy. By unique perspective. You have all of that. In abundance." --- Research. Extensive research. Dante and Sienna learning everything. About dyslexia. About learning disabilities. About support. About strategies. About success stories. "Einstein had dyslexia," Sienna read. "So did Richard Branson. Steven Spielberg. Whoopi Goldberg. Keira Knightley. Successful. Brilliant. Accomplished. All dyslexic.

They don't learn from the success of others but instead oppose the successful person with some absurd reasons. ***