Success rarely visits people who are lazy and not ready for work. But hard work alone will not bring prosperity. Rather, on the contrary, you will become an instrument of success for another, more cunning and enterprising person. For the sake of future achievements, you will have to master leadership skills.
Instructions
Step 1
Be clear about your goal. Prosperity differs from person to person, so label a specific subject or condition that you will call your success. Do not be shy now, lowering the bar for the sake of simplifying the task - you are not doing anything yet and not making any effort.
Step 2
Break the goal down into its component parts, each of which can be accomplished with little or little effort. There can be many such parts. Arrange them in chronological order. Calculate the start and end dates for each stage.
Step 3
Set aside the plan for a few minutes and sit up straight. Close your eyes and repeat to yourself several times that you can do what you strive for. This is probably a risk, but convince yourself that you can handle any challenge. In the end, if they get over you, you will take into account the mistakes and start over from where you left off. It's just that in the future you will be smarter and you will not find yourself in the same unfavorable situation for you.
Step 4
Begin to complete the tasks listed in the plan. Strictly follow the already established order, not abandoning ideas due to the complexity of execution. Fight every obstacle that comes your way. Remain confident in your victory and make efforts to achieve your goal.
Step 5
If one of the obstacles turns out to be stronger than you expected, and you get stuck at this stage, do not rush into a new attack. Stop and think about the mistake you made. Make sure that the obstacle cannot be circumvented, that the task before you must be completed. Consider if your friends can help you in your case. Ask them for help.
Step 6
Don't grab several things at the same time. Do all things sequentially, without being distracted by foreign objects. By dispersing forces on several fronts at once, you risk not achieving a single goal.