THE PRINCIPLES OF SUCCESS - THE WINNING MIND

Jul 17
21:00

2002

Craig Lock

Craig Lock

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A few points to summarise this section...

* Don't go for the "fast buck". Play the percentage game,THE PRINCIPLES OF SUCCESS - THE WINNING MIND Articles rather
than the flashy strokes. Aim for win-win situations (not win-lose).

* The key words are: drive, patience, energy, a 'can do' attitude,
efficiency and mental toughness.

* Be willing to dare. 'Be bold and unseen forces come to your
aid'that is one of my favourite quotations.

* Have energy, persistence, determination and singlemindedness.
N.B:
INTEGRITY towards self and others is vital.

* An expectation of success - think big, but take small steps
along the way.

* Eagerness, enthusiasm and the ability to make things happen

* The ability to define targets and goals and have dreams

* Think creatively. This is the ability to see things differently to
think new thoughts ("tink new torts").

In short,
DEVELOP YOUR THINKING SKILLS - ALL of them.

Create and seize opportunities
Take action - successful people do not stand still and expect
things to happen to them. Take one step; then the next step
will follow naturally.

Define your targets and goals, also have dreams - big ones

No success comes without ACTION and hard work. Take one
step then the next will follow naturally.

As the ancient Chinese philosopher said so wisely:

The journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step (and
not a broken fan belt and flat tyre)!

Enjoy your sport... and your work (if you are a "pro" - sounds
"naughty" that!)

"It's the warmth you get in the fruit of your work or in the fruit
of your efforts"

Diane von Furstenberg, founder of a fashion, beauty and a
home building empire)

Success is a lifestyle which is normmally desired to continue.
There are always higher peaks to be conquered - in sport
and in life.

So ask yourself,
WHY NOT ME?

GOOD LUCK IN CLIMBING YOUR PERSONAL "EVEREST".

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