Success starts with the task you are doing right now.

August 6, 2007 · Posted in Goals, Motivation, Self-help, Success

Success.

Give it to me.
Let me have it.
How can I get it?
What does it mean?
Why do I want it?
Where is it?
How will I know when I get it?

Success has a different definition for different people. My opinion is that success is the combination of excellent personal relationships, a financial position that allows for the least amount of stress while providing your necessary accouterments and a healthy relationship with God.

Your definition is up to you.

Achieving success is as easy as beginning and completing a series of individual actions each day.

If you make a conscious effort to be successful in each task that you attempt each day, then at the end of the day you will have had a successful day.
If each day is successful then you have had a successful week, and so forth.

The point is that each small, insignificant, unimportant, meaningless task becomes important when you consider that completing them cumulatively results in determining your success for each day. If you view success as an accumulation of individual successes and consider everything you do as contributing to your success, then you will take the time to put your very best effort into each “meaningless” task. Call “Achieving Success through Baby Steps”.

Start small and build a string of successes today. Your day will then be successful. String enough days together and the result is that your life will be successful.

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