What are TEN things that SEPARATES and DISTINGUISHES the HIGHLY successful from

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  1. gmwilliams profile image85
    gmwilliamsposted 10 years ago

    What are TEN things that SEPARATES and DISTINGUISHES the HIGHLY successful from the

    MODERATELY/AVERAGE successful and even the UNSUCCESSFUL?

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  2. CraftytotheCore profile image75
    CraftytotheCoreposted 10 years ago

    In no way do I think I'm better than anyone, but this is what I have observed.

    1.  Highly successful people have a plan.  They know what they want and they go for it.  While others don't necessarily have a plan and often have no idea what they want to do at all.

    2.  Highly successful people also have priority in their life.  They understand which arenas will earn the dollars versus which arenas will waste their time.
    While others don't place proper priority on things in their life and instead, they dwell on things that will eventually help them fail.

    3.  Highly successful people are good managers.   They can handle difficult decisions with ease.  They have wisdom and knowledge to understand the things that they can change and which things to scrap.  While others aren't good managing even their own life.  They can't structure their time or day, never mind good business sense.

    4.  Highly successful train themselves through education and following the direction of leaders who are much more successful.  While others don't even understand the concept of speaking to someone who is much older and wiser that they have something to learn from.

    5.  Highly successful people create good habits.  Structure and routine which force them to take every opportunity head on.  While others have bad habits.  They have trouble waking up on time or seeing the important of setting an alarm clock.

    6.  Highly successful people follow in the footsteps of their mentors.  They have much respect for those who are smarter and wiser than them, knowing never to take the older person's wisdom for granted. While others are often disrespectful and refuse to listen to the wisdom an older person has learned from doing and becoming a successful person.

    7.  Highly successful people are career and goal oriented.  They know what they want and they don't tinker around with many failed projects on a whim without proper planning.  While others take on tasks that they are destined to fail at because they don't do their research!

    8.  Highly successful people have opportunities ahead of them because of their work ethic and reputation.  While others approach life as the glass is half empty.

    9.  Highly successful people work hard at what they've accomplished to keep the momentum going.  While others fail because they take too many breaks.

    10.  Highly successful people have followers because success is attractive.  While others create drama because that's all they have left.

    1. gmwilliams profile image85
      gmwilliamsposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      YEESSSSSSSSSS.

    2. dashingscorpio profile image80
      dashingscorpioposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Great answer! There is nothing more I could add. Essentially they (know) what they want, create a plan, and hustle like hell!
      "It's not over until I win!"

    3. gmwilliams profile image85
      gmwilliamsposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      To Mr. Dashing, YES there is.  You always have something intelligent to say.  I highly respect and honor your synopsis of the situation at hand!

  3. AMAZING THINKER profile image60
    AMAZING THINKERposted 10 years ago

    The main quality that all successful people have is the ability to learn.
    If you are good at learning, and enjoy learning, you can learn everything you need in order to succeed. These people learn everything they need to achieve success in their field. For instance, consider Arnold Schwarzenegger's example, He was a great learner, he was always learning and testing things on bodybuilding. He learned from other people who were successful in bodybuilding. He also learned other qualities that are essential for success: self discipline, hard work, self confidence, etc.
    Bruce Lee too was a great learner; he revolutionized the martial arts industry, and it's not just that, he changed the world.
    He was always learning new information, analyzing, and modifying it to use for his own purpose. His personal library has a collection of more than 2000 books.

    The top ten list you asked for is according to me:
    1. Successful people are always learning.
    2. They are good thinkers, i.e, they think of all the possibilities, and plan accordingly; they don't rely on luck.
    3. They don't give up; they finish what they start.
    4. They believe in themselves.
    5. They always have a plan.
    6. They have self discipline, i.e, they have control.
    7. They can see their future.
    8. They are willing to sacrifice .
    9. They have big yet realistic dreams.
    10. They know their priorities.

    1. gmwilliams profile image85
      gmwilliamsposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      SECOND BEST answer!

  4. Chuck Bluestein profile image60
    Chuck Bluesteinposted 10 years ago

    If someone buys a lottery ticket and wins $70 million dollars then he is highly successful. Charles, Prince of Wales is highly successful but he was ordained by God. Highly successful people die just like everyone else.

    1. AMAZING THINKER profile image60
      AMAZING THINKERposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Wealth is not the way to measure success. If it was, than your Jesus was not successful, I guess!!
      Not everyone is has a life mission to get super rich. Some environmental lawyer can save the planet, and you'll still call him unsuccessful.

 
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