One is successful just in the sincere attempt to become successful. I wrote the above while in deep reflection, mulling over whether I was truly prepared to take on the mammoth job of successfully launching an Internet marketing company. Please bear in mind that I believe with all my heart in statement 2. The majority of books and other motivational materials fail to address the piece of the proverbial puzzle that is most often the single determining factor between achieving success, or not. I am referring to Sacrifice.
Days turn into weeks and weeks, months.
Entire seasons pass with little notice. I often refer to this as The Fog. Pivotal moments when one wrestles with their own mind over whether their goal and their plan were after all, valid. Self-doubt can be a success killer. Whether one can bounce back from the devastating effects of a major setback can be the single determining factor in achieving success.