[MusT] Steps to Success

[MusT] Steps to Success..

Hey there!!  I’m sorry, I didn’t post anything since a long time. Actually, I was a bit busy and couldn’t concentrate on writing. Let’s get into the topic now!

All of us wants to be successful. Some people may have academic/professional goals, while others may have community goals or even relationship goals. But how many really work hard to achieve it? The answer is, “very few!”.

Our goals might be different, but the way is same. To be successful, most importantly, one needs to have self-discipline. Self-discipline is not a very easy thing to master. One needs a lot of practise and determination to master it. Without self-discipline, no matter how much you convince your mind to complete a task, it will eventually gets attracted to short-time pleasures (if you don’t know what it is, kindly refer to my previous posts).

         To avoid short time pleasures, see this before work :

Hard work and determination is more important and far more effective than talent. That is, no matter how much talented you are, but if you don’t work hard or if you are not determined to your goals, even a noob will perform better than you.

Some of my most admired persons are Steve Jobs, Sundar Pichai, Larry Page, Sourajit Saha, Bill Gates, Malala Yousafzai, Harsh Agarwal, Ajey Nagar (Popularly known as Carry Minati) and Bhuvan Bam (YouTube channel: BB Ki Vines).

All of them have worked really hard in their own respective streams, and now they are successful.

Some of the most important things to keep in mind:

1.   You should enjoy your work and not take it as a burden. In a recent QnA of Carry Minati, replying to a question "how to grow a youTube channel", he said (go to the link to view what he said)

2. Do not get depressed by failures. Learn from them. 
3. Invest your time in the right stuffs. For example, if you are a blogger, you must be equally conscious about your content and as well as your audience, and for audience, you need to optimize the content of your blog with keywords which people are most likely to search for in search engines.
4. Get a workforce or a team when you are popular enough.
5. Social presence is important, but only for the promotion of your stuffs.

One thing which most of us do is, we do not share our product with family and friends, because we are afraid that they may not like it. Actually, it is really very important for your products to be shared. If not, others will never know that you are actually doing something and this will eventually hamper the market of your product.

The same is for studies and other stuffs. If you are really want to focus in your studies or anything else (business, blog, etc.), you must let your parents, friends and teachers know about it, so that they are aware about what you are doing. But this doesn’t mean you need to share your strategy. In fact, never disclose your strategies to anyone!

 Stay introvert! If you are not one, at least try to be one! I’m saying this from my own experience. I’m an introvert since my childhood and Although I  sometimes you may feel socially awkward, it helps me a lot too, like, it prevents me from disclosing my ideas!

One thing which most of us do is, we do not share our product with family and friends, because we are afraid that they may not like it. Actually, it is really very important for your products to be shared. If not, others will never know that you are actually doing something and this will eventually hamper the market of your product.

The same is for studies and other stuffs. If you are really want to focus in your studies or anything else (business, blog, etc.), you must let your parents, friends and teachers know about it, so that they are aware about what you are doing. But this doesn’t mean you need to share your strategy. In fact, never disclose your strategies to anyone!

 Stay introvert! If you are not one, at least try to be one! I’m saying this from my own experience. I’m an introvert since my childhood and Although I  sometimes feel socially awkward, but it helps me a lot too. Like, it prevents me from disclosing my ideas!!

How will you know you are successful? There's a way : 

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{

if(newfollowerCount>2*oldfollowerCount)

success+=1;

} 

That counter is your score!!

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