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By: MJ Gonzales | Executive Chronicles
In just few clicks and minutes of browsing, you’ll see various empowering tips about how to become successful. You’ll get in-depth advice on stress management, taking control of your time, achieving good work habits etc. If there’s one common aim about those things, that’s improving personal growth. Indeed, you will not taste success, unless you make changes in what you do.
According to author and motivational speaker Jim Rohn, success entails human effort. You will not experience more wonders in life if you avoid to do something and become more. Furthermore, finding flaws or blame game will only trap you in where you are.
“Unless you change, it won’t change. Amazingly, however, when we throw out our blame list and start becoming more ourselves, the difference is everything else will begin to change around us,” the renowned American entrepreneur advised, via Success.com.
Meantime, you should also be aware and recognize of your personal growth so you can also gauge your achievements. The internationally acclaimed book author and speaker John C. Maxwell shared that setting your growth rate is one of the five key disciplines to cope up during difficult times.
The leadership expert also added that if you grow as an individual, you also on your way to boost your business or work performance. You can do it by simply investing on reading books and going to trade shows and workshops about your interest.
“I’ve written a lot about the importance of personal growth, so I’ll cut to the chase. You set the limits on your business. Long before the market or the public decides what to do with you, you determine how successful or unsuccessful you’ll be,” he explained.
Meanwhile, Maxwell also mentioned that time management, being careful what you say or think, celebrating your little achievements, and enjoying social connection are also the disciplines you should imbibe.
