What if I told you that inadequacies can significantly reduce the chances of success?
Look: a lazy person is less likely to succeed in their dealings — while a disciplined and hardworking individual can ramp up their possibilities for growth.
Essentially, what I’m trying to say is that there’s a good chance that some of your weaknesses can indeed hamper your growth trajectory.
When I tried being more consistent in my affairs, I realized that things started working out well for me. I’ve started building my writing business while improving my study habits.
As for me, I’ve been battling downright lethargy and heavy alcoholism. I’ve realized that by reducing these habits, things have changed drastically.
In fact, I once came across some materials from Tony Robbins, a globally renowned life coach and motivational speaker who pointed out that success is success constitutes 80% psychology mettle and 20% mechanics.
Quite simply, what I learned from this is that if you can organize yourself psychologically, then you’d significantly increase your chances for growth.