People have many different definitions of success. Unfortunately in both the mainstream media and on social media success seems to be tied to titles, awards,
promotions, and the amount of money you make.
In the eyes of some in order to be successful you have to have a multimillion-dollar business, have the big house, the fancy new car, win the championship or the gold medal.
It can be easy to doubt yourself, your success and your impact when you do not have any of those things. The reality is you do not need those to be successful and live a life of
significance.
I am a fan of former UCLA men’s basketball coach John Wooden’s philosophies on life and on success.
"Success is peace of mind which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you did your best to become the best you are capable of becoming."
John Wooden
This is about being Your Best, not The Best. It is about being the best version of you that you can be. It requires work and effort. It requires making the commitment to always be better tomorrow than you are today. Fulfilling that commitment requires you to do something every day in the area of
personal growth and development. That means every day you need to read and or listen to something that will feed your mind. You also need to push yourself to improve in an area of your life, learn a new skill or enhance a skill you already have or have a deep conversation with someone who will challenge the way you think and help you to grow.
In any endeavor and on every project you need to work hard and give it your best effort. When you get to the point where you are
tempted to quit and tell yourself, “That is good enough.” keep going and do a little bit more so that at the end of the day you are proud of the work you did.
“What one can be, one must be.”
Abraham Maslow
What’s Important Now? – What you can be, you must be. Put in the work and the effort so that at the end of every day you can experience the self-satisfaction in knowing you did your best to become the best you are capable of
becoming.
Take care.
Brian
Willis
www.lifesmostpowerfulquestion.com
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