What is the No. 1 IMPORTANT decision ALL successful people make?

First thing first, what is the very FIRST thing you need to decide before everything else?

You should be asking yourself:
What job would I love so much that I would do it for free but that I could actually get paid for?

Whatever the answer may be, that is the job that you should be working towards to.

And of course the most important question we need to ask ourselves is this:
What is my life purpose? I believe each of us is born with a life purpose.

Without a purpose in life, you would likely wander and drift, moving from one thing to another, moving from one job to another.... accomplishing little and the WORST thing is that you will not have a sense of FULFILLMENT and BLISS.

Finding out their own purpose (passion) and pursuing their purpose is perhaps the most important action successful people take.

Have you heard of the saying that successful people make decisions quickly?

Have you wondered why are they able to do so, while most people would procrastinate and dilly dally?

The reason is they FOUND their purpose in life. So they just organise their lives and all decisions and activities around it. If something does NOT fit with their purpose, they will say NO and not have anything to do with it.

It's that simple.

For me...I found my purpose in life...and that is why I did not hesitate in embarking on building my online business assets after doing the necessary research and due diligence :) I did not regret making the decision and I felt fortunate that I did not to procrastinate. Time is precious in such endeavours.

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- SaleHoo Wholesale Directory - Builds supplies for your trading business (Both online and offline)

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