Quotes About Success

The more success we have, the more greatness we step into and the more abundance we experience, the more responsibility we have to the world around us.

The same activities that take us from failure to survival would also take us from survival to success—if we would just keep doing them.

They do the thing, and gain the power.

As I began examining my successes and failures, what I gradually realized was that the very same activities that had rescued me from failure, that had carried me from the failure line up to the survival line, would also rescue me from average and carry me from the survival line to the success line-IF I WOULD JUST KEEP DOING THEM.

let's frame our definition of success as: life (health), liberty (financial freedom), and the realization of happiness.

The simple things that lead to success are all easy to do. But they're also just as easy not to do.

Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success." —Albert Schweitzer

successful people do: simple things that are easy to do.

here's how real success is built: by the time you get the feedback, the real work's already done.

Do the thing, and you shall have the power.

Simple daily disciplines—little productive actions, repeated consistently over time—add up to the difference between failure and success.

Over the course of his career, Abraham Lincoln had a staggering record of lost elections and public-office failures. For the ungainly lawyer from Illinois, failure was not only an option, it was practically his specialty. If it hadn't been, he would never have made it to the White House, and who knows what the United States would look like today. Or if there would even be such a thing as the United States. And

There is one quality which one must possess to win," writes Napoleon Hill in his all-time classic Think and Grow Rich, "and that is definiteness of purpose, the knowledge of what one wants, and a burning desire to possess it.

We are all either building our own dreams or building somebody else's. To put a sharper point on it, we're either building our own dreams - or building our nightmares.

Serving as your own boss, and doing so successfully, consistently, day in and day out, takes an uncommon degree of slight edge integrity, and frankly many business owners just don't have it.

All you have to do is keep doing the things that got you this far. Which is exactly what 99.9 percent of people don't do.

The answer is as simple as it is sad: somewhere along the way, you lost faith. You became too grown-up to take baby steps, too sure you would never succeed to let yourself fail a few times first. You gave up on the universal truth that simple little disciplines, done again and again over time, would move the biggest mountains. You forgot what you used to know about the slight edge.

The power of momentum: steady wins the race. The power of completion: clear out your undones and incompletes. The power of reflection: facing the man or woman in the mirror. The power of celebration: catch yourself doing something right.

No success is immediate, no collapse is sudden. They are both the result of the slight edge accruing momentum over time.

Prioritize specific business goals, customers, and users, and then their goals, before prioritizing features.

Focusing on specific target outcomes is the secret to prioritizing development work.

The minimum viable product is the smallest product release that successfully achieves its desired outcomes.

Everyone loves a success story," says Newton. "And once you succeed, everyone loves tearing you down.

College? Who needed college. Kobe Bryant had decided to take his talents to the NBA.