Does SUCCESS have anything to do with LUCK?

What you believe has a tremendous impact on how well you can deal with the challenges of life. That makes me of the strong opinion that SUCCESS has nothing to do with LUCK.

As a matter of fact, I believe that your belief system is the most important factor in your success and happiness.

In the course of my life, I held onto four beliefs that helped me through tough challenges. They helped me turn around my finances, faith, career, and interpersonal relationships.

Here they are:

1. EVERYTHING HAPPENS FOR A REASON AND A PURPOSE TO SERVE ME

This is the belief that helped me find the opportunities and my gifts even in the face of adversities.

2. WHAT DOESN'T KILL ME MAKES ME STRONGER

This is the belief that gets me going when I'm sad or hurt. I've scaled through moments of depression with the help of this belief.

3. I HAVE NOTHING TO FEAR, BUT FEAR ITSELF

This is the belief that I repeat to myself every time I want to do something that scares me. This one is extremely liberating once you internalize it. What would you do with your life if you were not afraid of failing?

4. EVERYTHING IN LIFE IS A LEARNABLE SKILL

This one is HUGE. This is what literally helped me design my life on my own terms. Everything from digital photography to web consulting is something you can learn if you have enough reasons to do so.

I suggest that you write down these beliefs on a dairy or your mobile device and keep them within constant reach. Go back to them every time you need a boost to push forward in building your life.

Beliefs that facilitate success are not limited to the above few, share yours and let others benefit. Your opinion on the above subject matter will be greatly appreciated.

Have an amazing day!

Previously on #MotivationTuesday:

• https://steemit.com/motivationtuesday/@prettyrose/what-do-you-wake-up-for-make-each-day-count
• https://steemit.com/motivationtuesday/@prettyrose/why-most-people-are-not-very-successful
• https://steemit.com/motivationtuesday/@prettyrose/the-crap-with-criticism-the-common-sense-approach

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Acknowledgement: Michael N. Michael