Archives for 2014 | Breaking The Chains

Merry Christmas

We wish all of our fans a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

We are looking forward to an exciting 2015 and thanks again for all of the support in our journey as Authors.

Celebrate each and every achievement

A celebration is a form of positive closure, a triump. Celebrating is not only fun; it showcases your accomplishments and is an excellent way to show others that you truly appreciate their input and support.

With success comes challenges

With success comes challenges and with that comes change. Welcome challenges and embrace change, they will strengthen you and bestow a confidence that entices you to set bigger and better goals. Challenging yourself can yield rich rewards. When being challenged try to: determine the flow, keep up the pace, enlist the right services, network effectively and remember timing is everything. Independently wealthy people work interdependently trying to decipher the next big thing.

Help people to help you become successful

No man is an island and this is especially true in the financial world. Treating people with respect is vital if you want them to understand and support your vision. Be trustworthy: mean what you say and say what you mean; it’s appreciated.

Ensure you get the who, what, when, where, why and how sorted. Give credit where it’s due and try to be reasonable, fair and forgiving. Goodwill builds bridges. Successful people know that success is a process; they are committed to developing strong working relationships and they are well aware of the benefits of building a broad professional network.

Define success personally, then professionally.

Be autonomous. Autonomy means having a strong sense of self – and with that comes purpose, commitment and drive. Autonomy is the key to self-esteem and self-worth and they determine our mental receptivity, emotional balance and our beliefs. If we have a strong desire and a deliberate intent, a clear direction and a steady pace, timely actions and supportive behaviours, positive outcomes transpire.

I think most wealthy people have a strong sense of self. Confidence, competencies and successful careers are the prize.

Dean Munro