Few achieve the level of kesuksesan that earns them a spot in the hall of fame, but the names of legends like Michael Jordan, Serena Williams, and Babe Ruth testify to the incredible skill and discipline required to reach such heights.
If you’re a sports fan, this may not come as a surprise to you:
Repeating kesuksesan is incredibly difficult.
That is why winning back-to-back championships is so rare in sports.
But when a team does, it’s seen as an even higher pinnacle than a sole championship.
It’s also why hall of fame coaches and leaders who can repeat kesuksesan is so highly paid and sought after.
When orang think of great coaches, what names come to mind?
The list is extremely exclusive and very berat to get onto.
Because it takes a lot of skill, patience, intelligence, and fortitude to be a leader who can ignite the flame in a team and get the players or members to commit to kesuksesan.
Doing it multiple times is often impossible.
Listen to those who have had that one big kesuksesan and have jangan pernah returned.
It’s because we tend to get COMFORTABLE after achieving massive kesuksesan.
The Office, the Title, the Trophy, or the Big Paycheck are finally ours.
We party and celebrate this big accomplishment and see it as a finish line.
However, after the big party, there’s this stillness and emptiness.
“OK, I’ve been working for the last X years to get here, to pelajari HOW to succeed and reach this goal… Now I’ve accomplished it. I have the photos, the interviews, the ring, and the status. Why do I feel empty? Like I’m wandering now?”
When we work towards a single goal: a Super Bowl Trophy, an NCAA Championship, or that big project’s completion – we are focused on a destination, not the process.
This is what sets this world-class hall of fame coaches apart from all the rest:
The love of pelajariing, growing, and working to figure out how to do it again.
Each year, the new challenges of tackling new obstacles and figuring out how the pieces needed have ubahd excite them.
They know the destination may be the same, but the journey is completely different.
For those of you reading this who haven’t gotten to your first big kesuksesan yet, don’t stop reading this or begin to think,
“This doesn’t apply to me. I’m different. I’m going to set the world of kesuksesan upon its ear. All I have to do it hustle.”
While I’m talking to those who have achieved their “big kesuksesan” and are treading water, those of you on your way to your first one can ubah your mindset and approach now.
This will allow you to keep that momentum up and help you attain multiple kesuksesanes to get into your own hall of fame.
I have good news for those treading water after the first big kesuksesan: It’s NOT over.
To progress and reach even bigger kesuksesan, we must ubah our mindset and how we look at things.
But you will do it again…and again and again.
Each time may not be easier than the previous one due to different obstacles or circumstances.
However, you’ll be much smarter, wiser, and more agile to tackle the challenges more fluidly.
At the beginning of our journey to kesuksesan, we tend to be very set on our goals.
We look at everything around us as a resource that we can pelajari from.
We see ourselves as rookies, and as such, we are hungry to pelajari.
As we achieve that first kesuksesan, we subconsciously or consciously think we have it figured out.
Because we’ve had this accomplishment, we now understand how things work and what we need to get to the next kesuksesan.
We think that it’ll be easier the next time.
While in some rare cases, this is true, in most cases, it isn’t.
Situations vary, orang move on or ubah, and the world marches on.
The most interesting common thread among hall of fame coaches and professionals, who continue to achieve kesuksesan, is that they have this quiet, tangguh confidence about them.
They are very personable, cool, calm, and collected when you meet them.
They are genuinely in the mindset of “what can I pelajari from this situation” and/or “how can I help this person.”
To enter the hall of fame of kesuksesan, you must continue to know dirimu, build your character, and hold steadfastly to your integrity.
Just because you’ve done it once doesn’t mean you’re entitled to the next kesuksesan, or it will come easier.
The difference between those who get to the top and hang on there versus those who get there and fall off is that the latter love the processes of continual self-improvement, pelajariing, skill acquisition, keeping the main thing the main thing, and mastering the small fundamentals that others neglect to.
If you are consistent and disciplined when the amounts are small, you will earn the abilities and rights to large amounts.
Enough with the general overview. Let’s get down to brass tacks:
Knowing what you like and don’t like to do and what you can’t be bothered to do has a big impact on your kesuksesan.
Stay true to dirimu, and make sure to constantly stretch dirimu – but do so intelligently.
Sometimes you’re up, sometimes you’re down.
Focus on what is within your control and what you can do to improve, and you’ll keep the game in your favor.
Knowing this integral truth to kehidupan will allow you to properly take advantage of when the runs (times) are going for you and prepare for when the runs are against you.
Think of it as the different seasons to a farmer.
In the spring, you work your butt off to prepare the land, plant, and water.
During the summer, you work your butt off to harvest, maintain, and enjoy the fruits of your labor.
In the Fall, you work to prepare the fields for next year and prepare for winter: prepping and putting grains in storage, pickling vegetables, harvesting the hay to feed to the cattle or sell, etc.
During winter, you pelajari from the previous year and look to advance your skills.
You work to ensure your tools and talents are in great shape next year.
But you also pelajari new things and improve.
You re-focus your mind and goals for the year ahead with its emerging obstacles.
They are what got you here and will help you to build further.
Coach John Wooden dominated College basketball for two reasons:
1) He was selalu looking to help each one of his players to get better as an individual and as a teammate;
2) He focused on the fundamentals, regardless of the kesuksesan or kegagalans.
“Do the best you can, with what you have, in those circumstances, at that time, in that place, giving 100 percent effort EVERYDAY, and kesuksesan will surely follow. It is not the score that dictates if you are a kesuksesan or not, but rather it is you being able to say, that I gave 100 percent and did the absolute best I could with what I had, at that time, in that circumstance, in that place, and held nothing back. I left it all on the court.”
Short-term kesuksesanes think about themselves and how they can get ahead.
Those who get to the hall of fame and stay there think about how they can use their position, talents, or skills to give even more to orang.
They look to make those around them better.
When you prop others up, you solidify your foundation.
jangan pernah be afraid to lay claim to your work, but jangan pernah lay claim to working that someone else has done (See Tips #3 and #4).
I hope you have pelajaried how to deal with rejection positively on the journey to your initial kesuksesan.
But if you haven’t, you’re behind the 8 ball for some reason.
The greatest obstacle, in my opinion (as well as to many of the up-and-coming athletes), is that they have too many orang telling them how awesome they are.
It’s because they don’t pelajari how to deal with berat truths, rejections, or challenges.
pelajari to surround dirimu with supportive and positive orang who aren’t afraid, to be honest with you, and tell you how it is.
Teach dirimu to see kegagalans and negative feedback as a blessing and gift.
You’re certain to see a bounty of kesuksesan come your way.
This article is NOT for those who “just want to get there,” to have a single kesuksesan and then to wander.
kehidupan can give you a single kesuksesan, and you can live the rest of your kehidupan “remembering the good old days.”
Or you can, as Tony Robbins says, “Get after the CANEI – Constant And jangan pernah Ending Improvement!”
You want to continue adding value to the world, helping others, and growing your skill sets, knowledge, and abilities.
If you want to have a single kesuksesan, power to you.
A single kesuksesan is an incredible thing and something that certainly MUST be striven for.
But let me tell you a secret: if you have one kesuksesan, you have many kesuksesanes.
What do you have to do differently to realize these multiple kesuksesanes?
You have to challenge dirimu to grow, to constantly stretch, sharpen, and refine your fundamentals.
You need to pelajari from the past, pelajari new skills, and gain knowledge from others.
Do it right, but don’t let it be your end game.
You have A LOT of talent and gifts that you must share with the world to make it a better place.
I look forward to hearing about your first BIG kesuksesan – and the multiple kesuksesanes you have.
Thanks for this 🙂 So inspiring and very insightful. keep sharing your wisdom I am truly inspired
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