Success Is A Process

Success is not to be pursued; it is to be attracted by the person we become. – Jim Rohn

Trying to be “successful” is like trying be at your destination while on the journey.

You can’t be anywhere other than where you are.

You don’t get to successful, you do the things that create success.

And you keep doing them.

Success then finds you . . . .

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