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“The #1 Predictor and Determinant of Success in Your Life” examines whether a person’s success or failure can be predicted based on certain types of activities. This was posted on the site johnplaceonline .

What do you think? Can a persons future success be pre-determined? I encourage you who are on the journey to success with me to read this post about self-efficacy compared to self-esteem, what the differences are and how you can increase both.

Here’s a paragraph taken from the article:

“We learn from our failures. Just think about how many times you fell before you walked, how many meaningless sounds you made before you talked. If you won’t risk failure, you’ll never grow. The sad irony is that the people with the greatest certainty of success (as determined by a high self-efficacy) are the ones most willing to risk failure. This says something about human nature: Even though failure is essential to growth, no one likes to fail. Certainty of success breeds action. Fear of failure breeds inaction and ineptitude.” johnplaceonline

I think this is one of the most awesome sites on the internet for the quality of the information there. The goals? Well, read the “About” page which begins with, ” I am a creator of hope, arbiter of positive change, realizor of potential, evangelist of personal growth, and champion of purpose.

I am not a guru. I am a husband, father, loyal friend, trusted advisor, professional mentor…”

The journey to success and abundance is all about the words we say to ourselves, the materials we fill our heads with and the voices of the well meaning individuals we listen to.

In the end, it really comes down to us, what we are made of inside and whether we believe deep inside, where it really matters that we are worthy of success.

Go to the site, read the post (and the one on improving your memory — awesome tips), then post a comment here to let me know the impact this article had on you.

Is your success predictable?

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