[Copied] #Success is a #process and it eludes most people because many are too preoccupied with the events while disregarding the process. Usain Bolt, the Jamaican former sprinter, is considered the greatest sprinter of all time. He won 9 gold medals in 3 Olympics and had run less than 2 minutes on the track. He made $119 million in the 3 Olympics, which is more than $1 million for each second he ran. For those 2 minutes he ran, he had trained for years.
Being disciplined and consistent are some of the things that have helped Usain Bolt reach his level of success. As he once said, "Imagine if Usain Bolt only trained on days when he felt like training, we probably wouldn't have known him." Success is indeed a few simple disciplines practiced daily, as Jim John said. Those small things you do may look insignificant today, but they are compounding and one day they will pay off.
One good thing about starting and focusing on the process is that it opens up many other opportunities. Like Lao Tzu said, "When the student is ready, the teacher appears." Stop waiting for someone to walk you through the process of success while you just get the reward. The journey is yours, so start that process. As Napoleon Hill said, "Success is good at any age, but the earlier you have it, the longer you will enjoy it."
Remember, #success is a #marathon, not a sprint. It's short steps, long vision. When you focus on the process or the steps, you will be amazed at how far you will have moved when you look back. As long as you are patient and persistent, it will be hard for success to elude you. #Lack of #patience is the worst enemy of ambition. So, enjoy the process and focus on the step right in front of you and not the whole staircase. As an African proverb says, "If you want to move mountains tomorrow
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