Nick Cammarata

Success is often described as the point in your life when wealth and happiness becomes residual. It is important to realize that success is hardly continuous. In fact, it is only a moment. Many of us have experienced some type of success personally and professionally, and it wasn't that hard. On the contrary, sustaining those levels success is the key. How many people have attained so called success only to watch them crash and burn? Success is not crossing a final finish line of achievement. I believe success and fulfillment can be achieved immediately. First, we have to identify the daily activities that yield consistent production, then master them. Next, we develop the discipline to carry out these daily tasks without compromise. By doing this, we begin to close the gap between where we are and where we want to be, and world opens up to us. You can have success and fulfillment today, not thirty years from now. The frustration you may feel in your business is actually the distance between what you know you need to do and what you are actually doing. If you can close this distance, you will back on the path of reaching your potential.