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There are many secrets to success. Many gurus claim that they can teach you all you need to know and do to achieve success. However, there is only one common denominator to success, and it is presented in this article.
In his famous program "The Science of Getting Rich" Bob Proctor shares an important lesson he learned from Earl Nightingale, the Dean of Personal Development. Earl Nightingale heard this lesson in a speech by the President of the Prudential company many years ago. The essence of his speech, which was called "The Common Denominator of Success" was this:
"The common denominator of success is in forming the habit of doing things failures do not do."
Yes, it is as simple as that. Just think for a moment. Do men love to shave? Do women love to put on make up? I would believe that the answer is negative in both of these cases. Yet, the successful men and women do these activities anyways. They don't think about them, they simply do them. They have automated these activities - turned them into habits.
It is amazing how much a person can achieve if they simply followed a number of simple steps. If they simply followed those steps in a disciplined manner. It all comes down to this. The rules of success are clear and laid down as a science. They are easy to follow and can be applied by anyone. But there are certain activities, which one simply has to do. They are rather unpleasant, but as postulated by the common denominator of success, you have to persevere through the difficulties.
For example, such an unpleasant activity could be having to deal with the fear of not being sure whether your entrepreneurial endeavors will succeed. The successful entrepreneurs are as afraid of failing as those who quit are. But they go ahead anyways. They have turned risk-taking (calculated and not so calculated) into a habit.
Yes, there is a Science of Success, which anyone could follow to achieve it. There are many gurus, who claim to be able to teach you this science, and one of the best teachers is Bob Proctor with his "The Science of Getting Rich Program." This is a program, which anyone who is looking to become successful and rich should look into. So, by all means visit the link below to read a review of this program, as well as other related programs. Enjoy turning the things, which failures don't do, into habits!
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