Name: Brian Tracy's Top 10 Rules For Success (@BrianTracy)
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Future simple

- Before I start I'm going to take a vacation
to a beautiful place called "Someday Isle".

The imperative

Problem unsolved is merely a goal unachieved.

Time management is the sun and everything
that I do is the planets in orbit.

Yes, but it's the most obvious answers that
we overlook.

You become what you think about most of the
time.

And my natural response, "Aaagh!" Gandhi said,
"Be the change you want to see in the world".

The rule is form good habits and make them
your masters.

You're only as young or as old as your dreams.

- He's a motivational speaker and author.

- He's Chairman and CEO of Brian Tracy International.

- He's consulted for over 1,000 companies
and addressed more than five million people.

- He's Brian Tracy, and here are his top 10
rules for success.

"I want to increase my income, and lose weight,
"and get out of debt, and be thin "and happy

and healthy, and have a wonderful family".

But then they decide, "But before I start
"I'm going to take a vacation "to a beautiful

And in my estimation, 80% of the population
lives on "Someday Isle".

"And someday I'll read that book and listen
to that program, "and join The S Network"

And "Someday I'll get out of debt, "someday
I'll increase my income ..." But it's always

"Someday I'll ..." If you want to be great
successors one vague simple rule is vote yourself

If you decide you're going to do something,
do it.

You know, they've done dozens and dozens of
studies over the years, they've found that

there's one major difference between successful
people and unsuccessful people, is successful

people launch, they start, they get on with
it, they just do it.

Unsuccessful people get the same ideas and
the same information, but they've always got

If you want to be successful and starting
a business then you study what people have

learned, and everything that has learned that's
written down or shared in seminars or put

unto audio programs is ... I've learned this
from a very wise man named Kop Kopmeyer, who

spent more than 50 years studying success,
and he had developed more than 1,000 success

principles that he'd drive out of something
like 6,000 books.

And when I met him I asked him the question
you would ask, "Of all this 1,000 principles,

'cause I've studied it all, "which is the
most important principle of all?"

And he said, "Brian", he said, "it's simple".

He said, "Brian, you'll never live long enough
"to learn it all for yourself".

So why I find is that successful people are
those who learn from others who've gone before

Unsuccessful people try to make it all up,
like a cook going into the kitchen, taking

ingredients out of cover, throwing them all
in a bowl and wondering why it doesn't taste

This is why people careers, why 80% of salespeople
are functioning way below their potential,

only 20% make all the money, why 20% of businesses
in any industry make all the profits, why

20% of the professionals in any service make
80% of the money, and so on, it's because

they've followed proven success principles,
proven recipes, proven formulas, proven combinations.

And they just do them over and over again
until they master them, then they can do more

and more of 'em, faster and faster, easier
and easier, at a higher level of quality.

And all that translates into greater results.

Make a list of 10 things, 10 goals that you'd
like to accomplish in the next year or so,

and as this question: "if I could only accomplish
one goal on this list, "which one goal would

have "the greatest positive impact on my life?"

If you could only accomplish one goal in life,
which one goal would have the greatest positive

Now, for most people, especially when you're
maturing in your career, when you're growing

If you had money then you could buy a house,
home, a car, family lifestyle and so on.

For business owners maybe a business goal.

For people with relationship problems maybe
a relationship goal.

But ask yourself, if you could achieve one
goal or resolve one problem, and, remember,

a problem unsolved is merely a goal unachieved,
which one would it be?

And write that down and make that the major
and definite purpose of your life.

Make it the central organizing principle of
your life.

When I was a young man I had a revelation
that changed my life.

I had read articles and sometimes books on
time management over the years, and made some

lists and set some priorities and things like
that, and I've always felt, however, that

my life was the sun and that all the different
factors of my life were like planets that

And whether it was physical fitness or socializing
or work or time management, they were all

What changed my life is when I realized that
time management is the sun and everything

Everything we do in life revolves around time
because time is life.

Is that the quality of your life is determined
by the quality or your time management, that

everything we have or are or ever will be
will be a direct result of how we use our

And the wonderful thing is we're always free
to choose how we use our time.

There's a process which has made more people
rich than any other single process of goals

achieving, and it's to take your major goal
and structure it as a question.

If your goal is to earn $100,000 a year then
you write, "How can I earn "$100,000 in the

That's an open-ended question, not "how can
I earn it at my job?" or doing a specific

thing, just an open-ended question, "How can
I earn the amount of money?"

And then you discipline yourself to write
20 answers to the question.

And the 20 answers are all the different things
that you could think of to earn $100,000.

"Work longer", "Work harder", "Upgrade my
skills", "Get a new job", "Take a part-time

Whatever happens to be, write down everything
you could think of, but force yourself to

write at least 20 questions -- 20 answers
to the question.

The 20-question method, called "mindstorming",
forces you to dig deep, deep into your mind

where you will find all your answers, and
it may be "Call a person" or "Read a book".

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