The Success Principles How to Get from Where You Are to Where You Want to Be

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The Success Principles How to Get from Where You Are to Where You Want to Be Life is like a combination lock. If you know the combination to the lock... it doesn t matter who you are, the lock has to open. Orrin Hudson The main objective today: Learn how to identify and overcome roadblocks, build momentum and achieve your goals. Success Principle 1: Take 100% Responsibility for Your Life and Your Results You can t hire other people to do your pushups. Jim Rohn E + R = O... Events + Response = Outcome If you want a different outcome, you have to change your responses. You have to give up blaming others, complaining about circumstances and events, justifying your lack of results, and defending your position. Hold yourself and your staff accountable. Success Principle 31: Embrace Change When change happens, you can either cooperate with it and learn how to benefit from it, or you can resist it and eventually get run over by it. It s your choice. Don t wish for things to get easier. Wish for you to get better. Change requires you to grow to become more effective. Approach change with excitement and a commitment to investigate, learn and grow. Ask yourself, What s the potential benefit to me in this change? Every negative event contains within it the seed of an equal or greater benefit. Napoleon Hill To be successful you have to change your responses to the people and the external events in your life. (The economy, clients, customers, food, accidents, failures, etc.) There are only 3 responses (R s) you have any control over: 1. Your behavior (including what you say and how you say it) 2. Your thoughts (and self-talk) and beliefs (both conscious and unconscious) 3. Your visual imagery (including your images of the future) Thought creates the world and then says, I didn t do it. David Bohm

You have to harness the power of your thoughts. Your thoughts (self-talk) control your physical reality more than you realize. The Hand Demonstration: Grow longer! Return to normal. The Kinesiology Demonstration:. Lying vs. the truth. I can t vs. I can. Focusing on Your Successes vs. Your Failures,. Criticism and Judgment vs. Support and Appreciation. Fear vs. Confidence If you want to be successful, you and your staff have to eliminate the phrase I can t What I can ts do I need to eliminate in my life? 1. _ 2. _ 3. _ You control your attitude by what you think. If you are an average person with a negative attitude, you are half way to the bottom. If you are an average person with a positive attitude, you are half way to the top. Roger Crawford Success Principle 25: Drop Out of the Ain t It Awful Club You are the average of the 5 people you spend the most time with. Jim Rohn Avoid negative people and associate with positive and successful people... best with people one level up. Utilize the Law of Attraction (Like attracts like!) by practicing gratitude, appreciation, love, acceptance and joy. You must create the vibrational (emotional) match for that which you want to receive. Success Principle 3: Decide What You Want. If you re clear and focused on the WHAT, the HOW will show up!. Focus on what you want, not what you don't want..

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It doesn t take any more effort to dream a big dream than it takes to dream a small dream. General Wesley Clark Create a Breakthrough Goal... a goal that would quantum leap your professional success or the success of your practice Set a goal that is big enough so that in the process of achieving it, you become someone worth becoming. My Breakthrough Goal (How much... by when) Visualization

Part 1 Ready Prepare for further transformation in your life The law of attraction: 1. Ask. (Decide What you want) First you have to ask and decide what you want and transform that into a specific measurable goal 2. Believe (Expect it. Take action) Believe it s possible, expect it s going to happen, and take action because action is a representation of your belief. 3. Receive (Create a vibrational match for what you want) You have to be open to what may come Success Principle 10: Release Your Brakes Use affirmations You need the discipline to do your affirmations periodically, write them down and revisit on a daily basis. You want to affirm as if the event has already happened. Affirmation #1: Affirmation #2: Affirmation #3: My Ideal Scene: Write down a 250-word paragraph of something you want. Use a detailed description, then read it, and visualize it. The key is to feel the feelings you would feel as if you would already have achieved that Ideal Scene

I m so happy and grateful that I now Success Principle 33: Transcend your Limiting Beliefs The endless Cycle: My Self-talk > My Self Image > My performance > My Self-talk These three things are related. You have negative self-talk, that creates an image of yourself, then you have performance that follows the negative visualizations you have. Using EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) Tapping to eliminate your negative self-talk One of every 200 people is psychologically reversed that means that positive information that goes in actually has a negative impact. To remove any reversal, tap on the heel of the hand 35 consecutive times. There are 7 points on our body that we can tap to help us eliminate limiting beliefs You have to be willing to use techniques like tapping to help you step out of your comfort zone. Face your fears and try new things. Make a habit of getting a little uncomfortable. Step out of your comfort zone You have to get comfortable with being uncomfortable You want to raise your comfort zone to a higher level so that you perform at that higher level The power of positive expectation: Part of believing is expecting that it s going to happen Inverse Paranoia: believing the world is plotting to do you good. W. Clement Stone Never say if always say when. Always act as if the task is done and the goal achieved. Change your paradigm to see challenges as opportunities for growth.

Success Principle 11: Use the Power of Visualization Research Studies on the Power of Visualization in Accelerating Performance: Change your self-image. Visualize yourself being the way you would like to be. The evening Review At the end of the day, visualize how your day went. Then think of the things you could have done differently and visualize those moments doing something that could have improved each moment or reaction. How Did My day Go? What Could I Have Done Differently? Create a Vision Board. (Go to www.jackcanfield.com to purchase the Dream Big Vision Book and/or the Digital Vision Board.) Do this within the next 7 days or you wont do it. Remember, your level of performance always matches your dominant vision. Visualize all of your goals and results as already complete... twice a day! Morning and Night For a total of 5 minutes Feel the feelings you would feel if you had already completed it. Do this for 30 days in a row without fail

STRUCTURAL TENSION SHIFT IN PERCEPTION EXPANDED CREATIVITY INCREASED MOTIVATION ACTION Perception Exercise What is the one thing that most separates winners from losers? Winner s. Success Principle 22: Act as if Act as if you already achieved your goal. This programs the subconscious just as visualizations do. Organize a Come as you ll be Party. Dress as you will be in 5 years, play the role as if you had already achieved your goals, do this for a minimum of an hour. Part 2 Set Transform yourself for success Success Principle 16: Be Willing to Pay the Price Make a commitment to yourself to be willing to pay the price that is required to reach your desired outcome. Work with a Master to shorten the time needed to reach your objectives. Organize your time to make room for the activities that will get you closer to your goals.

Practice the Hour of Power. 20 minutes of exercise 20 minutes of meditation 20 minutes of reading (positive, uplifting material) Organize your time to make room for the activities that will get you closer to your goal. Success Principle 24: Exceed expectations Most people don t exceed expectations. You need to do what s not expected. Make a contract with yourself, now in the face of fear and overwhelming challenges, that you will never give up. Success Principle 13: Take Action What stops us from taking action:. Oh what the heck.... Success Principle 15: Experience Your Fear and Take Action Anyway FEAR = Fantasized Experiences Appearing Real Success Principle 17: Ask! Ask! Ask! Remember: Nothing happens until a request is made, an offer is made or an action is taken. What Do I Need to Ask For? Who Do I Need to Ask? When Will I Ask Them?

Success Principle 18: Reject Rejection SWSWSWSW (Some Will, Some Won t, So What, Someone s Waiting!) What do you say when someone says No! Say NEXT!!! (Next person, next time, next way.) Resource: The Aladdin Factor: How to Ask for and Get Anything You Want by Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen. (New York: Berkley Books, 1995) A powerful six-hour CD live audio program of The Aladdin Factor is also available from www.jackcanfield.com Success Principle 19: Ask for and Respond to Feedback Ask for feedback and respond to it. We can t move forward in life without feedback. Feedback tells us if we re on course or off course. You need to know when you re off course in order to make any changes to move forward. On Course Happy Wealthy Healthy Lots of Friends Lots of sales Results Off Course Unhappy Not Wealthy Unhealthy Few Friends Few Sales Lack of results Don t cave in. Don t get mad at the source of the feedback. (i.e., don t shoot the messenger.) Don t ignore the feedback. Ask for it. Welcome it. Express gratitude for it. Respond to it. The most useful question I have ever learned: 1. On a scale of 1 to 10 (10 being high), how would you rate the quality of (our product, our service, our relationship, me as a manager, me as a husband/wife/father/ brother/teacher/student, etc.) during the past (period of time). Any answer less than a 10, gets a follow-up question: What would it take to make it a 10? Be willing to ask and to improve upon the things that need to be changed. Success Principle 20: Commit to Constant and Never-Ending Improvement Have the willingness to constant improvement. Ask yourself, How can I improve today?

Success Principle 32: Transform your inner critic into an inner coach How to silence your inner critic: 1. Talk to your inner critic and tell him/her that you can t change what has been done Ask yourself what you should do differently? Then accept that advice and be done with it. 2. Transform your inner critic into an inner coach by using EFT Tapping. a. Identify what the critical voice is saying b. Acknowledge the voice and be willing to listen c. Interpret it as I want you to be happy or I want you to be safe d. Thank the voice for its concern and caring e. Tell the voice that you now need a different kind of support f. Negotiate if you need to g. Thank the voice for its support If you do this, you will have retrained that inner voice. By doing this your internal dialog will be gone Success Principle 34: Develop Four new habits a year How to identify and replace bad habits: Review the list on page 17 in my book The Power of Focus. Use the 3-Step Successful Habits Formula 1. Identify a bad or unproductive habit 2. Define your new successful habit 3. Create a three-part action plan Bad habit Successful Habit Three-part Action Plan 1. 2. 3.

Success Principle 22: Practice Persistence Never, ever give up on your vision of the ideal practice and your ideal life. Take advantage of the Law of Probabilities, which states: The more things you try, the more likely one of them will work. The more things you read the more likely one of them will transform your practice or your life Part 3 Go! Success Principles for Leadership Success Principle 53: Practice Uncommon Appreciation Believe it or not: Employees are more motivated by appreciation, feeling in on things, and an understanding attitude than they are by good wages, job security and promotion opportunities. The Acknowledgement Exercise Catch them doing something right. The three forms of acknowledgment: auditory, visual and kinesthetic. Who Do You Appreciate? What Do You Appreciate About Them? How Could You Express It? When Will You Do It By? Changes to Make in My Environments Environment Current Rating0-10 To Add To Delete Physical Financial Network Relationships Body Create BalanCe

Success Principle 46: Mastermind Your Way to Success Work with an accountability partner 5 days a week. (5 minute call is all you need.) Success Principle 40: Redefine Time 3 Use the Entrepreneurial Time System developed by Dan Sullivan at The Strategic Coach. This is the key to doubling the amount of Free TIme you have in your life. Divide your days into 3 kinds of days: Free Days, Buffer Days and Focus Days 1. Free Days Rest and Recreation A Free Day is defined as midnight to midnight with no work-related activities. Do whatever it takes to double your current number of Free Days. How do you get more free days? You plan for them. 1. 1. Schedule them and take them. Do this planning at the beginning of the year. 2. 2. Work more effectively. 3. 3. Delegate what you don t like to do and don t do well to others. 4. 4. Hire and barter for more help at work and at home. 5. 5. Say no more often 2. Buffer Days Preparation, Planning, Delegating, Training and Learning New Skills Delegate more. Do only those things which you love to do your unique abilities. Make complete delegations: you delegate it so you never have to think about it again. Constantly decrease your number of Buffer Days. Keep score so you can compare. 3. Focus Days Best Results A Focus Day is defined as a day in which 80% of an actual work day, devoted to doing the 1, 2, or 3 things that produce your best results. Focus on your areas of core genius and unique abilities, the things you do naturally, easily and well. Remember the Pareto Principle: 80% of your results come from 20% of your efforts. Identify what that 20% is and focus on those. (Read The 80/20 Principle by Richard Koch) Identify your core genius, high-payoff focus behaviors and stick to them. Don t be a victim of the technological revolution (i.e., e-mail andcell phones). Create long periods of productive time where you can do your best work without interruption.

Success Principle 54: Keep your Agreements The cost of broken agreements: Guidelines on Agreements 1. Lack of trust 2. Loss of business and relationships 3. Loss of self esteem 4. Loss of integrity 5. Confusion 6. Tiredness 1. Only make agreements you intend to keep 2. Write them down 3. Let people know as soon as you know when you will have a broken agreement 4. Clean up any broken agreements Ask yourself: How can you serve more. Success Principle 64: Empower yourself by empowering others. Give them the tools, skills and training they need to be successful. Remember The best is still yet to come. Special Offer: Work with a Jack Canfield Coach and Receive 6 months of Coaching Absolutely Free! Discover the power of working with your own certified Jack Canfield Coach to speed up your progress. As a special offer, Jack Canfield Coaching is providing a bonus 6-month extension with every new coaching program. Receive your free introduction and 6 months free bonus offer by calling 1-866-855-2350 and mention extension 1428 to receive this special offer.