Kategoria BISAC: Business & Economics >> Personal Success

The Science of Intelligent Achievement teaches you the scientific process of finding success through your most valuable assets:

• Selectivity - how selective are you with who and what you let into your life?
• Ownership - how dependent are you on others for your happiness and success?
• Pragmatism - how consistent and practical are you in your progress?

First, this book will show you how to develop your focus by being very selective with where you spend your...

Self-Improvement and success are not qualities dropped in our laps. Occasionally, we might win the lottery or stumble into an opportunity, but the odds are not good. The most reliable method for improving one's position and to succeed in life is to make it happen yourself.

While thoughtful actions do not guarantee success, they make good results likely. Most successful people go through similar difficulties to all of us at the start, but they proceed to make decisions focused on their vision. Even with knowledge, planning and passion, success is attainable but not guaranteed - there...

Enjoying a successful achievement is only the first stage in the desire to master success. The term Success Mastery conjures up the thought that an individual can enjoy a repeatable success at will - proving it was not an isolated incident, but predictably achieved.

Accepting that premise of Success Mastery, how can YOU go about mastering success? Success Mastery can be achieved in numerous ways. Among the most logical approaches are: learning from personal experience or from others, from observation, or even from a needs-based mindset (necessity is the mother of invention)....

The first book by the creator of COURSERA(R)'s most popular online course in 2015, "A Life of Happiness and Fulfillment"

Could the same traits that drive your career success also be keeping you from being happier?

Fifteen years after getting his MBA, Raj Raghunathan spent some time with his old classmates. He noticed that though they'd all done well, there didn't appear to be much correlation between their academic success and career success. What Raj found even more curious was the even smaller correlation between career success and what he calls life success. The...