The Secrets of Persistance

"The person of good and lawful purpose cannot fail. It only needs that he daily renews the fire and energy of his fixed resolve, to consummate his object."

Persistence is the great equalizer for all of those reaching for success.

It overcomes lack of education, money, talent, intelligence, looks and all other seeming advantages. President Calvin Coolidge said nothing could take its place.

I cannot think of one victory I've ever had that I won without persistence. For a 

while I just thought that I had to work harder and longer than anyone else in order

to achieve the same thing. 

Then I really looked around and noticed that everyone else was just like me. 

Every mentor and every successful person I've ever known has their own story of how persistence was the key to their success.

Here's what Bob Proctor teaches: "This law decrees that all seeds (ideas are spiritual seeds) have a gestation or incubation period before they manifest. In other words, when you choose a goal or build the image in your mind, a definite period of time must elapse before that image manifests in physical results."

My most favorite inspirational example about persistence is the story of an Asian 

Bamboo species that even after five years of watering, weeding and fertilizing is barely visible. Then in a span of about six weeks it grows two and a half feet a day to 90 feet and higher. It grows so fast that you can literally "hear" it growing. The question to ask is did the bamboo grow 90 feet in six weeks or did it grow 90 feet in 

five years?

Obviously, it grew 90 feet in five years, for all the time when growth wasn't visible it was developing a massive root system that would later support its magnificent growth.

While pursuing business success is important, it's equally vital to maintain a healthy 

work-life balance. Balance and well-being contribute to long-term sustainability.

Consider the impact your business can have on the community and the world. Many successful businesses also prioritize corporate social responsibility and give back to causes they care about.

Remember that everyone's journey to business success is unique, and there is no one-size-fits-all philosophy. It's essential to define your own principles and beliefs that guide you in your pursuit of success while remaining adaptable and open to new ideas and experiences along the way.

I wish You Success.