Are You
Making One Of
These 2 Critical Mistakes
That Cause Failure for Many
Critical Mistake #1
The Hidden Cause
of
Half-Hearted Effort and Failure
Recently, I read an
article on Saina Nehwal titled "Guts and Glory" in India Today.
Saina is India's badminton player who is World rank 6 now. That is the highest
ranking any Indian woman player has ever reached.
Do you know what is her ultimate goal?
Her goal is to defeat the Chinese to become World number 1.
And, her secret of success?
The secret is very simple once you understand it: She is absolutely and
totally committed to become World number 1 and she is willing to do whatever it
takes to reach her goal. So much so that to become stronger, she started eating
meat (she was a vegetarian).
Is it a wonder that she is winning?
The mistake most students make is they are not absolutely and totally
committed to their goal.
If you are not absolutely and totally committed to your goal, you'll only
make half-hearted effort without even fully realizing that you are doing so.
What Should You Do?
Here are two steps to ensure you don't make this mistake.
Step1: Take a minute, close your eyes, ask yourself "Am I
absolutely and totally committed to my goal? If yes, am doing everything within
my power to help me achieve it?".
Step 2: Then immediately decide what 2 specific actions you
are going to take towards achieving your goal. Then take those actions as soon
as possible.
Critical Mistake #2
The Trap of Free
Study Material on the Internet
Many students fall into the trap of looking for free
material on the Internet. I call it a trap because of these 3 key problems:
- You can never be sure of the quality of the free material
- Nobody can give their best and complete material for free
- It takes too much time to find decent quality free material on the
Internet. Many students fail to realize that the time they spend to find
free stuff is lost for ever
What Should You Do?
Just forget the free stuff on the Internet. Go with proven books, coaching
classes and our courses, CDs, and mind machine.