Second, while a few of us talked about strategies and goals and living our dreams, another 1500 people on the ship wanted none of that. Several people teased me about my laptop, or about reading, when I could be sunning by the pool or gambling in the casino. Several times, I invited shipmates to join our discussions, but no one accepted. They had parties to go to, things to do, people to meet. But the third major observation is that true success is built on an attitude of gratitude.
Grateful people can see the stars, and give thanks for every sunrise.
But ungrateful, timid, frightened or bitter people don't see any of that. True success takes time to dream, to strategize and to be with people who can help you achieve your dreams. During the cruise, it became obvious that to create the life you really want, you must dream big, give yourself a deadline, and surround yourself with supportive people. Article by Dr Philip Humbert, author, speaker and personal success coach. Resources for Success - Opens in this window. and subscribe to his free weekly newsletter.