Shortcuts To Success

There are different arcs to the rising and falling of success for different people. Those who do become more successful than most do not all find it at the same speed. The arc of success is not the same for everyone.

For some, the rise of their arc of success is slow. Their biggest dreams remain hidden and dormant for years. As success finally begins to build their dreams spring into life providing a path for actions that build the arc of their success.

For others, the curve toward success is meteoric in its attainment. It appears to rise out of nowhere to staggering heights. Sometimes these people are propelled by the right opportunities and external circumstances that present themselves early in life and they utilize all the abilities they can muster to keep up with the successful momentum.

Open ambition may thrust some into the limelight and sometimes right onto the world stage at an amazing speed. Examples are child proteges, actors or actresses that gain early opportunity and fame.

Yet few of these early risers can maintain momentum or martial alternate means to propel them into ongoing success for a lifetime. Unless an individual has the internal drive, persistence and adaptability needed for lasting success, today's success flees and tomorrow's success is allusive. Yet the true test of greatness should be measured over time.

Senator Bill Bradley had it right. "Becoming number one is easier than remaining number one." Be sure to get your arc of success projected in the right direction and soaring to great heights over the long run.

Apply the strategies of success S.O.S. To get started you must uncovering what success means to you. What is your life's purpose? If you have not discovered it yet we can help.

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