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13 Steps to Real Estate Success

Decades ago, Napoleon Hill, an American author known for his work, "Think and Grow Rich," identified and published thirteen steps for success. With a little modern updating, here they are: Purpose: Establish and define your major purpose in life. Exact: Fix in your mind exactly what it is that you want out of life. Give Back: Define exactly what it is you intend to give back in return. Be specific with your words: Quality of what you give back. Quantity of what you give back. The spirit of service when you give back. Deadline: Give yourself a time limit by specifying a definite date. Plan: Create a specific, definite and organized plan or blueprint to follow. Statement: Write out a clear and concise statement of the above top five. Read: Every day, read this statement out loud, twice. Believe: As you read; see, feel and believe yourself already having accomplished this goal. Learn: Teach yourself the specialized knowledge you need to carry out your plan. Mastermind: Create a Master Mind Alliance group to tap into the powers of creative imagination and positive association of others. Release the synergy. Decision: Often times it is more important "That" you decide than it is what you decide. Make it a habit to remove procrastination from your life. Persistence: Develop the habit of persistence, the sustained effort necessary to induce faith. EnthusIASM: Put enthusiasm into your daily life. The end of enthusIASM stands for I Am Sold Myself. If you believe -- others will then also believe. Did you identify the two most important items on this list that many simply don"t accomplish? Numbers 10 and 12. These require a person to put in effort and actually do something constructive. Now that you see how easy it is, will you commit to becoming a success?


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