We’ll share the stories of an inventor, a sales person, and a miner to explore the one must-have ingredient to achieve BIGG success!
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The great inventor, Thomas Edison, obtained over 1,000 patents in his lifetime. But did you know that it took him about 10,000 tries to finally invent the light bulb? If at first you don’t succeed, try 10,000 times again!
Want to know how to get rich? We discuss six steps to “turn your desires into gold”, from the man considered to be the dean of wealth creation.
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We discuss six steps to riches on The BIGG Success Show. Here’s a summary of that discussion.
We opened the vault on timeless classics and found a great one. Napoleon Hill’s great book, Think and Grow Rich* – THE original study on wealth creation – describes the six steps to turn your “desires into gold.”
What is the key to being a BIGG success in your life, your career, and your business today?
At SOBCon, we heard a presentation by Tim Sanders, author of Love is the Killer App and its wonderful prequel, Today We Are Rich. During his presentation, he revealed the first key to a much brighter future:
Key #1
He said, “The future belongs to the learning, not the learned.”
A diploma isn’t the end of your education. It’s the beginning.
Neither is certification in your industry. That’s why many professionals are required to earn continuing education credits.
Don’t rest on your laurels; keep learning.
Learn from your successes. Learn from your mistakes. Learn from others.
Learn from books. Learn from podcasts. Learn from television shows.
Learn anywhere and everywhere you can.
But learning isn’t enough. It just sets you up for BIGG success.
Key #2
So we’ll turn to another great quote for the second key. It comes from the wonderful book, Success through a Positive Mental Attitude by Napoleon Hill and W. Clement Stone, two of the patriarchs of success literature. They said:
“Too often what we read and profess becomes a part of our libraries and vocabularies,
instead of becoming a part of our lives.”
We live and learn, but do we apply it?
The value of knowledge isn’t in the knowledge itself. It’s what you gain from using that knowledge that matters.
So make time for learning. But think before you learn. Ask yourself an incredibly important question:
Are you going to apply it? If not, don’t waste your time.
The power in learning comes from living it.
Until next time, here’s to your BIGG success!
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