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What are your success habits?



Five Power Habits:
1- Never follow the crowd:
Know yourself. Understand the future. Set YOUR goals and pursue them. Don't take your dreams to the graveyard!
2- Embrace change:
Change is a part of life, and in our technology-driven world, change is accelerating. Disrupt yourself BEFORE change disrupts you.
3- Live outside your comfort zone:
Your comfort zone is your DEATH zone; everything you want is outside your comfort zone. Never stop pushing yourself!
4- Seek knowledge:
The moment you stop LEARNING, you stop growing. When we stop growing, we start dying.
5- Pick your relationships wisely:
We become like the people we spend the most time with.
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Remember, eagles don't fly with pigeons.



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