We often care so much about what we can't get that we don't think about whether we want or need this matter. Still, we usually require much less than we believe to be happy and successful.

If we ask an important question which is, "Is there a person in this world who likes to fail?" I think there is no reasonable person in this world who does not aspire to achieve success and stay away from failure, but is everyone successful? .. more..

A few weeks ago, a member of my professional development course asked a question I hadn't heard in six years of training: “How do I know if I'm being hard on myself and when?”

Have you ever encountered a failure that ultimately proved beneficial? This is a question Tim Ferriss, author and host of “The Tim Ferriss Show” podcast, poses to each of his guests. They share a series of setbacks or .. more..

The greater the success, the harder it is to identify the most important contributions that led to it. Attempts to replicate success often focus on the wrong factors.

Remember how elders used to tell us that excessiveness in anything could be bad. They  were right. Most of us believe that positive thinking is the passport to success, and based on that belief, we tend to teach ourselves to stay .. more..

Success is too much like hard work. Even defining it is a long haul, let alone achieving it. Although several personal factors can affect our success, many external factors are beyond our control.

Successful people disregard stereotypes, negativity, and criticism from their opponents. Also, they go against the grain by doing things their own way, which is the right way. Simply begin ignoring some of these aspects, and you can .. more..

I like the moral idea behind the Law of Attraction that your thoughts control the outcome and the result of your life, and it reminds me of what Ralph Waldo Emerson, one of my favorite thinkers, once said, “The thoughts you think about .. more..

Self-confidence is essential for finding success and happiness in life, and it is a crucial component of mental health that allows people to believe in their potential and take chances.

In his book "Shortcut for a Better Life," author Ziad Rayess recounts his experience of facing a major downturn in his catering business in the 1990s.

In the world of business, the grass is often seen as greener on the other side of the fence. Aspiring entrepreneurs and business owners tend to look at successful leaders in other industries or countries and believe that they possess the .. more..