32 Traits of the Highly Successful. Can You Be Five of Them Everyday?

1. Have a “Can Do” Attitude

2. Believe That “I Will Figure It Out”

3. Focus on Opportunity

4. Love Challenges

5. Seek to Solve Problems

6. Persist until Successful

7. Take Risks

8. Be Unreasonable

9. Be Dangerous

10. Create Wealth

11. Readily Take Action

12. Always Say “Yes”

13. Habitually Commit

14. Go All the Way

15. Focus on “Now”

16. Demonstrate Courage

17. Embrace Change

18. Determine and Take the Right Approach

19. Break Traditional Ideas

20. Be Goal-Oriented

21. Be on a Mission

22. Have a High Level of Motivation

23. Be Interested in Results

24. Have Big Goals and Dreams

25. Create Your Own Reality

26. Commit First— Figure Out Later

27. Be Highly Ethical

28. Be Interested in the Group

29. Be Dedicated to Continuous Learning

30. Be Uncomfortable

31. “Reach Up” in Relationships

32. Be Disciplined

Cardone, Grant (2011-04-12). The 10X Rule: The Only Difference Between Success and Failure (Kindle Location 2182). Wiley. Kindle Edition. 

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Appreciation

"Appreciation is the key to producing good feelings and feeling good will bring abundance, joy and cooperative relationships to you. Appreciating what you DO have and being excited about what is to come is a point of attraction that you want to stay in as much as possible. Fearing the future or complaining that all the good things that you want haven't shown up yet won't bring you the life you want. Revel in the small successes, savor them, appreciate whatever good you can find and ALL the things that you want will flow easily and naturally to you" 

from an MJ 7:00am rumination

Enthusiasm

As Paul J. Meyer said, 

"Enthusiasm is the yeast that raises the dough."  (As in cash!)

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