Arrogance
This is a very sore subject for me.
But I have to face it now that I've already undergone training to remove it from my life.
For a very long time I have been a very arrogant person.
This is because I've been successful in the things I've done in the past.
And I always thought I was humble enough when in fact I had been so very good at hiding my arrogance even to myself.
My arrogance is based on how successful I've been ever since I was 15. My success is relative. What I thought was success was really just me being able to fend for myself, be independent from anyone.
So what happened was I became distant. I forgot my friends, my family, everyone. All in the pursuit of success.
I attended a workshop that uncovered all the lies I made to myself.
The lies that I do not need anyone.
I slowly tried to heal this sickness from within and so far I can say I've managed to amend my mistakes in the past. I've admitted my mistakes to my family and friends and I now feel better about my pursuit of success.
My pursuit is no longer for money but for the success of everyone around me. If I am able to do that, then I can assure that I will never run out of people to talk to and succeed with. :D
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
What is your idea of success?
What is your idea of success?
I've always thought success was based on how much you have in your pocket or bank account and I'm glad I was proven wrong.
I've been helping a lot of people in the Networking business I've invested in.
I've earned more than what I initially invested and I was still not happy. That was until I attended a workshop funded by Momentum Kinetics and I learned that it made me happier to see other people succeed. The money is just a welcome incentive for me.
After that workshop I dove back into work more focused on helping my downlines succeed... and you know what? My profits doubled :D and so did my happiness!
I've always thought success was based on how much you have in your pocket or bank account and I'm glad I was proven wrong.
I've been helping a lot of people in the Networking business I've invested in.
I've earned more than what I initially invested and I was still not happy. That was until I attended a workshop funded by Momentum Kinetics and I learned that it made me happier to see other people succeed. The money is just a welcome incentive for me.
After that workshop I dove back into work more focused on helping my downlines succeed... and you know what? My profits doubled :D and so did my happiness!
Doing things you normally wouldn't just to succeed
Ever done things you normally wouldn't do for success?
I have.
I've done handing out flyers in Recto and going house to house offering my products to my neighbors.
All because I want success. The good thing about it is, it has made me less arrogant and nearer to my goal of helping people.
Maybe the only thing I still won't do is suck up to anyone.
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