How to avoid success inhibitors
Life is a journey towards the realization of a goal. The situations we find ourselves in are just stages on the journey. For each trip, there is a set departure time and arrival time. As you set out on your journey, you set your schedule with high hopes and expect things to turn out as expected. But as soon as the journey begins, you begin to experience unexpected events, some of which threaten to make you want to return. I call them “SUCCESS INHIBITORS.”
The various types of Success Inhibitors experienced by different people can be traced to a number of sources. The people around you can be your main source, when they disappoint you, deceive you, betray you and do not meet your expectations. You can imagine what the betrayal of the trust of someone you had trusted so much (family member or friend) could do to your morality.
Many people have reversed their journey to business success as a result of these success inhibitors. The slow pace of business growth, for some people, is reason enough for them to consider leaving the business. It may be difficult to get customers to patronize your products. You can even make them lower in price, which will take longer for you to deplete your stock.
Bad finances are also a very serious inhibitor to success. He has many noble ideas for business, but he has no money to execute them. Yet you hear people say all sorts of things like making money just by thinking positively and visualizing yourself rich! But how true is that? The reality is that making money is easy and difficult, depending on the individual. But surely making money is not as easy as losing it.
The most dangerous of these sources is YOU! Your refusal to step up when and where necessary could be your biggest inhibitor to success! You have talents in you just waiting to be tapped. There are skills you have to learn and master. There is some knowledge that you need to acquire in order to be successful in that particular field of endeavor. But when you don’t do anything about it, you become your own enemy.
Now, having learned about the possible sources of your success inhibitors, you need to be active and active in order to overcome them. If you can’t climb a mountain, at least you can make your way up and keep going. Never let lack of finances kill your dream and make you refuse to start the business. Don’t give way to discouragement from people who reject you when you need them most. Work on yourself and do whatever is required of you to be successful. You can blame the whole world for your fall, but only you are to blame for refusing to get up.
