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By William Van Zyl (Published on 3 September 2023)
Becoming successful is a complex and often individualised journey; there is no one-size-fits-all formula for achieving it.
You will need people, you will need well-developed skills, an opportunity, you will have to make some bold decisions, you will have to consider taking some risks, good timing, and being in the right place at the right time, and you will need favour with people. Some successful people waited and trained for years before a breakthrough.
Be patient. Work hard, and have faith. Frame your future with your words. A strong spiritual approach will make all the difference. Meditate and pray! Pray more. Read the WORD – find promises – make it your own. Write down your goals. Believe! Confess your success. God is for you.
‘I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.’
Continue to work hard, and then wait patiently:
‘When preparation meets opportunity.’
In some instances you will have to make a bold move. Do your homework, consult friends and experts. Their is safety in counselling. Have a back up plan. Don’t put all your eggs in one basket. Be very careful – wait. Then, at the opportune moment act. Take that calculated risk.
However, here are some common stages and phases that people may go through on their path to success:
- Self-Reflection and Vision Building:
- Self-awareness: Understanding one’s strengths, weaknesses, and passions.
- Goal setting: Defining clear, achievable objectives and long-term aspirations.
- Skill Development and Education:
- Acquiring knowledge and skills through education, training, or self-study.
- Continuous learning: Committing to ongoing personal and professional development.
- Decision-Making:
- Making informed decisions based on goals and priorities.
- Embracing calculated risks: Being willing to step out of one’s comfort zone.
- Networking and Relationship Building:
- Building a supportive network of mentors, peers, and colleagues.
- Leveraging connections to access opportunities and resources.
- Work Ethic and Persistence:
- Hard work and dedication to consistently put in effort.
- Perseverance through challenges and setbacks.
- Positive Mindset and Belief:
- Cultivating a positive attitude and self-belief.
- Visualising success and maintaining a growth mindset.
- Communication and Framing Success:
- Effective communication: Expressing ideas and goals clearly.
- Affirmations and positive self-talk: Using words to reinforce a successful future.
- Adaptability and Resilience:
- Adapting to changing circumstances and opportunities.
- Developing resilience to bounce back from failures and adversity.
- Humility and Continuous Improvement:
- Staying humble and open to feedback.
- Acknowledging that success is an ongoing process and not a destination.
- Giving Back and Impact:
- Recognising the importance of contributing to others and the community.
- Using success to make a positive impact on society.
- Balancing Life and Well-being:
- Prioritising physical and mental health.
- Maintaining a work-life balance to sustain long-term success.
- Celebrating Achievements and Setting New Goals:
- Acknowledging and celebrating milestones and achievements.
- Setting new, challenging goals to continue growing and evolving.
It’s essential to note that success is subjective and can vary greatly from person to person. What one individual considers success may differ significantly from another’s definition.
Additionally, the path to success is often nonlinear, and individuals may revisit or repeat these stages multiple times throughout their lives as they pursue different goals and aspirations.
Copyright © 2023 by William Van Zyl
How to Become Hugely Successful.
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Published by Five House Publishing (New Zealand)
First Publishing, September 2023
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