Yamvan

In this issue, I want you to focus on your goals and what you’d like to achieve in life. Big picture stuff.
We’ll get to the good parts soon, but it’s important to set the scene — to clearly see what you want — before putting any work into it.

First of all, think about this question…
What does the word “success” really mean to you?
To me, it’s being able to do what I love. I love writing. I got up at 5 a.m. to write this first lesson. I saw it all very clearly in my mind…what I wanted to say and how I was going to say it.

Do you recognize the feeling?

To me, passion is valuable. And I’m a bit extreme: I spend huge portions of my time focusing on doing the things I love to do, whether or not I get paid for it.

That’s success for me.

Think about it for a while. How do you value your time?

Now, that’s all fine, but the important thing is this:
True success and freedom is about time, money, and fulfillment.

In my study of people who have a knack for success, I’ve noticed something. They