Are Entrepreneurs Who Achieve Success Luckier Than Those Who Don"t ?
Those who take action to relentlessly pursue their heart's desire, often end up achieving that which they seek.
Time and time again we have seen this happen.
Entrepreneurs who achieve significant business successes are often those who persisted in the face of daunting challenges and setbacks, till they achieved their objective.
Those who failed were inevitably the ones who lacked the will or "mental/emotional stamina" to keep fighting till they got what they wanted.
As so many successful entrepreneurs have pointed out time and time again, it is NOT possible for an entrepreneur to fail - s/he can only give up.
This is because for as long as s/he keeps trying to succeed, making needed adjustments to his/her plan based on recorded failures, success will eventually be achieved.
Having faith in oneself, and refusing to recognise temporary defeat or setbacks, no matter how devastating, as failure, is bound to result in achievement of the desired goal.
There is nothing- right or wrong - which belief backed by desire will not bring to reality - Napoleon Hill In effect, the truth is that entrepreneurs who achieve their desired successes, are often not luckier than those who don't.
If anything, they are people who put in everything they had to realise their ambitions.
Very often, "everything" here would even include the last of their personal assets - this being a good indication of their level of conviction and commitment.
By so doing, they greatly increase their chances of success when opportunities came their way.
Any entrepreneur who wishes to achieve similar (or greater) feats will simply have to do the same(or more).
Bill Byrne in his book, "Habits of Wealth - 111 Proven Strategies That Will Change The Way You Do Business Forever" explained that even though accidents do occur in nature, those who are lucky tend not to be selected accidentally.
Citing the example of iron will displayed by Colombus in boldly sailing the seas, which resulted in his "luckily" discovering East India, Byrne observed that most times, what many people interpret as luck, is only the final visible result of preceding prolonged periods of diligent hard work, and persistence.
Here are a few more experience-inspired quotes, which underscore the point being made that those who end up being "lucky" are (as Bill Byrne said) NOT randomly selected.
"The harder I work, the luckier I get" "Luck frequently visits the prepared mind" "Luck is the residue of diligence.
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Time and time again we have seen this happen.
Entrepreneurs who achieve significant business successes are often those who persisted in the face of daunting challenges and setbacks, till they achieved their objective.
Those who failed were inevitably the ones who lacked the will or "mental/emotional stamina" to keep fighting till they got what they wanted.
As so many successful entrepreneurs have pointed out time and time again, it is NOT possible for an entrepreneur to fail - s/he can only give up.
This is because for as long as s/he keeps trying to succeed, making needed adjustments to his/her plan based on recorded failures, success will eventually be achieved.
Having faith in oneself, and refusing to recognise temporary defeat or setbacks, no matter how devastating, as failure, is bound to result in achievement of the desired goal.
There is nothing- right or wrong - which belief backed by desire will not bring to reality - Napoleon Hill In effect, the truth is that entrepreneurs who achieve their desired successes, are often not luckier than those who don't.
If anything, they are people who put in everything they had to realise their ambitions.
Very often, "everything" here would even include the last of their personal assets - this being a good indication of their level of conviction and commitment.
By so doing, they greatly increase their chances of success when opportunities came their way.
Any entrepreneur who wishes to achieve similar (or greater) feats will simply have to do the same(or more).
Bill Byrne in his book, "Habits of Wealth - 111 Proven Strategies That Will Change The Way You Do Business Forever" explained that even though accidents do occur in nature, those who are lucky tend not to be selected accidentally.
Citing the example of iron will displayed by Colombus in boldly sailing the seas, which resulted in his "luckily" discovering East India, Byrne observed that most times, what many people interpret as luck, is only the final visible result of preceding prolonged periods of diligent hard work, and persistence.
Here are a few more experience-inspired quotes, which underscore the point being made that those who end up being "lucky" are (as Bill Byrne said) NOT randomly selected.
"The harder I work, the luckier I get" "Luck frequently visits the prepared mind" "Luck is the residue of diligence.
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