The Truth about Success
November 27, 2019
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This video is a short talk about success. This is the best advice I have on self improvement and achieving actual, real success so far. It's a reflection of my thoughts on the issue and a lot of experimentation and practice over the last year.
When I first started trying to achieve success, I was doing it by setting goals. I always thought goals were the way to become more successful. I didn't realize that goals were another form of procrastination if I didn't spend the time to actually act on them.
I spent a lot of time watching motivational videos. I looked for answers on Youtube to success in life. I was looking for the truth about success in some book or video. I realized I was never going to find out how to become successful from that.
I still have goals now, but lofty ones that I have a vague idea of. What I make sure to do is act towards something every day. I spend as much time as possible actually creating a result in the world.
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