Here is your success mantra

It’s a common fact that at the time of beginning of an important project we all feel nervous or may think in terms of whether we shall be able to complete it successfully. We think in terms of getting the success in our new venture come what may. But we forget an important point in the process of running away from failure that the chances of success depend on our planning, labor and concentration on the job.

There is a good example in form of a book “13 Things Mentally Strong People Don’t Do: Take Back Your Power, Embrace Change, Face Your Fears, and Train Your Brain for Happiness and Success” by Amy Morin that deals very effectively on how the successful people behave and do to stay successful. In fact there is a complete list of do’s and don’ts whether anyone like them or not.

I am sure reading these points some will think they are too arrogant but if these points work for them in getting success it’s certainly their choice. However to be successful and plan about it is different from how to evade failure and in trying to evade failure is kind of wasting your time in a wrong direction that you could have spent in trying to get success which is entirely a different proposition.

I am a chess player and I know the importance of concentration. I know how to divert opponent’s attention to a point that confuses him about my strategy. I generally sacrifice one of my pawns that is not part of my strategy and divert my opponent’ attention to that side of the board which has nothing to do my real plan of the game.

I am successful 90 times out of 100 in my plan. But the important point to make a solid plan is how you chalk out your strategies in case you have no well thought out plans your chances of getting success are remote.

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