See You At The Top

See You At The Top shows you how to have a spiritually, physically successful

If you want to stop a bad habit, such as smoking, try finding an alternative. For example, keep a pocket-sized New Testament next to your cigarettes. If you reach for the cigarettes every time, it will remind you of God’s word! Most people believe that success is based on natural talent or skill. However, this author calls those excuses “loser’s limp” – the type of excuse that prevents many people from achieving their potential.

If you’ve ever felt that you lack something important in order to be successful, I’m glad to tell you that it’s not true. You already have everything you need for success and there is no time like the present to change your mindset.

You’ve decided to change your ways and aim for success. The first step is to evaluate yourself, because what you think of yourself affects how well you do things. For example, if a boy drops a plate by mistake, his self-image might be affected negatively if someone tells him he’s clumsy without thinking about it. This can lead to an inferiority complex that means the boy doesn’t believe he deserves good things in life such as love or success.

On the other hand, imagine how you’d feel if someone called to tell you they appreciated what you did. Whether it’s a doctor, student or athlete, this kind of support would make them perform better. In fact, there’s been proven evidence that athletes who visualize themselves succeeding often achieve actual success in their field. For example, golfers “see” themselves sinking their ball into the cup before they even tee up.

It’s hard to develop a positive self-image, especially for children. They face criticism from parents and teachers, as well as pressure from society on how they should look. Most people would change some aspect of their appearance if given the chance. This leads them to be obsessed with material possessions and body image later in life.

When people think negatively about themselves, they behave differently in the workplace. For example, a salesman may have a negative self-image and fear rejection. This causes him to be too nice to customers and his coworkers, which prevents him from gaining leadership skills that would set him up for success.