My relationship with success has been driven largely by my relationship with multiple failures. The mistakes that I have committed 'relentlessly' over the years. The failure that I day down with and reflected upon made me inch towards success at the most unexpected times. This part of success isn't necessarily about prescriptions on how to get successful. It is rather about defining what success means to you, staying true to that, and then using failure as an election to create your success!
Nothing beats the feeling of having done more in twenty-four hours than what the day expected you to!
You planned to do five tasks this morning.
Ended up doing seven.
With more productivity.
And far greater energy.
That joy, that emotion, when you've exceeded your own self, is true achievement.
Breaking your limits without even expecting to id the powerful way to see how much more you are capable of.
Others's success will generate massive self-doubt every morning when you get up. Get up anyway.
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