The eternal laws of success
Most success articles are about making a plan, the importance of commitment, or decision making. Literally tens of thousands of articles, books, courses, seminars, retreats, just to name a few, have separated success from peace. Success has been analyzed and studied for years with almost the same results. Studying in the classroom does not make a successful person. It can be a contributor but not an end result.
Success is a mindset
Success is a mindset. What constitutes success for one person may not be for another. Success also spans broad spectrums spanning societies as well as world events. So success is not simply an individual experience, it is a human emotion and a mechanical result at the same time.
For many, success is a driving force that propels them toward satisfaction or fulfillment. There can be no satisfaction without completion because the desired result is satisfaction.
Satisfaction is an internal response
For the most part, satisfaction is an internal response. Lets you know when an action is approved. Success is the approval or acceptance of a completed action. This says that success cannot be possible without some form of action. If action is the force of success, then encouragement is its fuel. The stimulus is produced from passion, desire, or need, which stems from fear, love, need, or longing. These are all factors that accommodate success.
Here are seven more laws that drive success.
1. The Law of Negotiation – Agreement
In some cases, negotiation is necessary to achieve success. When you work with someone who has power, you may have to negotiate the position. A good negotiator can initiate terms, negotiate agreements, and satisfy agreements. The need to be a good negotiator is imperative in your quest for success.
two. The Law of Obedience – Fidelity
Lack of obedience is the number one killer of success. When a person cannot be faithful to his promise, the result is failure. Obedience is being faithful to the cause. When a statement is made, obedience carries it out.
3. The Law of Perception – Realization
Without perception there is no realization. Perception is the understanding or vision of a particular story. Your perception of the sought goal draws an image of desire for it. If you perceive that it is undesirable, there is no reason to purchase it. If you perceive that it is worthwhile or worthwhile, then the desire turns into action which turns into success.
Four. The law of direction
Another common reason for failure is loss of steering, or missing steering in the first place. You wouldn’t rocket to the moon without first mapping the course and you can’t be completely successful without first mapping how to get there. First you have to define the objective, set a course and follow the directions on how to get there. A goal becomes easy if you simply set its directions. Making a map helps but it’s worthless if you don’t follow the instructions. Just like putting together a toy for your child, if you don’t follow the manufacturer’s instructions, it will take longer to put together or possibly not put together at all. Be prepared to follow instructions.
5. planning law
Planning for success prepares you for the journey. Your plan is your signature of acceptance for the accomplishment of the goal. Success is the result of planning. I know, it’s been said a million times before, but that’s because it’s true. A truth is always a truth and worth repeating. Take the time to lay out a plan for success. Plan to leave if things go wrong. Plan each step of the journey.
6. The Law of Preparation
Being prepared armors you with a sword of defense. Preparation is protection against any foreseeable and unforeseeable events that may occur on your mission of success. The best prepared person is the one who will win the battle and ultimately the war.
7. The law of increase
The law of increase is one of the greatest laws of God. All success is an exercise in expansion. The universe, the population, the roads, the cities, everything expands or stagnates and dies. Success is the result or accumulation of invested efforts that result in satisfaction. Boy, didn’t you find it technical?
Natural laws govern humans
These laws of God, given to Man, are innate forces ready to be used. Since man was created with God-like qualities, he too must implement these laws of promise. In God’s creation, sounds, tastes, sight, touch, emotion, imagination, compassion, and pleasure are all regulated to meet all of man’s needs.
God may have put a limit on man’s senses, but he did not eliminate the desire to excel. This impulse to succeed impels the human being to experience creation through his relationship with it.
the door to Opportunity is always open
While the rewards of life depend on the doors of opportunity, someone has yet to open them. There is no simple answer to all the problems in the world, there are only answers to the questions. Mediocrity deprives man of just rewards while the inner man (spirit) cries out for freedom. Unfortunately, many people have no desire to succeed and live lives of despair that are dull, monotonous, and uneventful.
wake up and enjoy life
They never really wake up from their self-made destiny. I know a man who died and was resurrected. He said it was like waking up for the first time. His life experience changed in a heartbeat. Everything was new and fresh, and he saw life in a whole new light.
Because his perception was from somewhere else, he was able to see the opportunity for a second chance being given to him. Colors became more vibrant, sounds were sharper and everywhere she looked she saw opportunities. Before, she only saw survival where the potential reward was. God had caught her attention in a very distinctive way.
Do not fall into the arms of complacency. Make success your top priority.
happy trails