12 golden rules that succeeded before age 35 (1)

 

Chapter 1: a goal

 

If a ship has no sailing targets, the wind in any direction is against the wind.

1. Why are you poor? The first point is that you have not set the goal of becoming a rich man.

2. What are your core goals in your life? The fundamental difference between an outstanding person and a mediocre person is not talent or opportunity, but whether there is a goal or not.

3. Start from the ground up, lead from the ground up, and start from the target.

4. Why did most people fail? There are only 5% of people who can really complete their plans. Most people do not discard their own goals, or fall into a fantasy of lack of action.

5. If you want to succeed before the age of 35, you must establish your life goals between the ages of 25 and 30.

6. Ask yourself every day, every month, and every year: Have I achieved my goal?

 

Chapter 2: Two success points

 

(1) Positioning of life

1. What is your core competitiveness?

2. Find ways for the winners and find excuses for the losers.

3. Select your favorite from row 3.

4. Looking for your own treasure, everyone can start a business, but not everyone can start a business successfully.

 

(2) eternal truth: the mentality determines fate. The mentality before the age of 35 determines the fate of your life.

1. People who are not satisfied with the status quo can become rich people.

2. Dare to dream and dare to dream. This world will always be a dream chaser.

3. Do not be afraid before the age of 35. do not regret it after the age of 35.

4. If you are born from a poor person, you are not a poor person in your life. As long as you keep that enterprising heart forever.

5. Be an active thinker.

6. Do not defeat the pessimistic one.

7. The winners just climbed up one more time than they fell down.

8. I 'd rather hit the wall than at home.

 

Overcome your failed and passive mentality

(1) find a place to drink.

(2) Find a disco and dance.

(3) seek help from your friends.

(4) take positive actions.

 

Chapter 3: Three Skills

 

1. Manage time: where your time is, and where your achievements are. People who think of an hour as 60 minutes are 60 times more than people who think of it as an hour.

2. If you do not manage your finances, you will be ignored.

3. Self-management, easy to use.

(1) start a business without fear of being small, so the brain must be good.

(2) You can buy a special store.

(3) do business that others do not want to do.

 

Chapter 4: four concepts of life-saving

 

A personal style must be formed before the age of 35.

1. Being a person is better than doing things: if a person fails, he or she can start over again.

2. Open-minded men have money, and open-minded women have money to help.

3. Principle of loyalty: You have not yet built up a reputation for loyalty before the age of 35. This shortcoming will plague your life.

4. do little things in detail, but do not be clever.

 

Chapter 5: Five Points of luck

 

Bill Gates said: Life is unfair. You are used to accepting it.

1. There is indeed a lot of luck in life: It's time to seek help. The ancient training in China accounts for half of the total.

2. Opportunities often come unexpectedly, but they belong to those who are prepared.

3. Seize every opportunity in life. The opportunity is like a bird. If you don't seize it, it will fly without a trace.

4. The wise man takes a step early, and the fools take a step later.