Mastering The Art Of Success

Mastering the Art of Success

re grets on my deathbed ?” Only when I could answer “no” definitively,

did I know I had my vision perfected.

Fr om there I added a few ideas for reaching my vision, and then

started executing those ideas. Amazingly, from that point on,

everything in my life seemed to come easier. I met people who could

significantly a ffect my goals and my life, I found shorter and easier

pa ths to achievement, and I found deep, lasting love as well. It was

almost as if my plan had allowed me to bypass many of the obstacles

th at h ad been holding me back.

Since creating my plan for success, I have become all the things I

wanted. I speak to large audiences around the world on how to find

passion, productivity, and profit in their lives. I train, consult, and

sp eak about how to use the brain to achieve more in less time. I work

with entrepreneurs from all over to help them grow amazing businesses,

find freedom from the day-to-day gr ind, and use their wealth to

transform the world they live in. I have the freedom to travel the world,

seeing incredible sights and meeting interesting people. Soon, I’ll be

realizing part of my vision of living in t en world cities for at least one

year each.

All of this success has come as a result of a lifetime of learning and

applying that knowledg e.

WRIGHT
In your experience, what do you see as the biggest obstacles to
people being s uccessful?

POSEY^
Throughout the years that I have been consulting, I have worked
with hundreds and hundreds of people on their path to being
successful in their lives. In that work, I’ve noticed two things that
consistently come up as obstacles to succes s.
The first obstacle I see is p eople’s idea that they have to be realistic
about what they want. When I ask them what they most want in life—
how much money, h ow much free time, what kind of relationships—
th ey almost always push back and tell me they can’t have those things
and it is unrealistic to expect so much from lif e.