The difference between success and failure
Losers
At the very beginning they light up, make one attempt - it didn’t work, the second - it didn’t work, the third, fourth, fifth - and still it didn’t work.
And they think: “Well, screw it, I’m probably a loser.”
How to do the right thing
Success on average is ten attempts.
The first mistake means there are nine attempts left. On each subsequent attempt you need to put in even more effort.
On the eighth attempt, a successful person is like a hound dog that has smelled the scent of game. He realizes that success is close, and he redoubles his efforts instead of being disappointed.
According to Pareto's law, the last 20% of the journey brings 80% of the results.
At the end of the journey, all efforts must be doubled.
Losers
At the very beginning they light up, make one attempt - it didn’t work, the second - it didn’t work, the third, fourth, fifth - and still it didn’t work.
And they think: “Well, screw it, I’m probably a loser.”
How to do the right thing
Success on average is ten attempts.
The first mistake means there are nine attempts left. On each subsequent attempt you need to put in even more effort.
On the eighth attempt, a successful person is like a hound dog that has smelled the scent of game. He realizes that success is close, and he redoubles his efforts instead of being disappointed.
According to Pareto's law, the last 20% of the journey brings 80% of the results.
At the end of the journey, all efforts must be doubled.