Use 3 MINDSET-CHANGING LAWS to WIN

“Jishinde Ushinde.” What does this Swahili maxim mean? Is it possible to compete with your own self and win? YES. It is possible through   BEING, DOING AND HAVING which are the three stages that seemingly the law of success revolves around and is the common way of life that many successful people live.

1. Being

What is it that you personally want to become in order to be successful?  This is the primary stage which unfortunately most average people skip in the process. This stage involves idea conception, believing in it, visualizing it and confessing it with the mouth.   

You want to start a business? Which type of business? You have the idea already, then strongly believe in it and visualize it through proclaiming it repeatedly. At this stage, you need to develop your plan and strategy and this does not cost much.  

2. Doing

Back it up with the required action. If you want to be successful in your business go find out what successful people are doing and emulate. Stop the wishy washy way of life and start doing and making things happen.  

The poor take huge loans to buy personal luxury cars, furniture and holidays instead of acquiring assets and doing investments. This is pretending to be rich because successful business people take loans to finance their investments and liabilities.

This stage of doing isn’t easy and this is where many people give up.   Never give up if you want to succeed. Look at the benefits, both short and long term and put more strength until you make it.  

3. Having

Ultimately, this is the stage bearing results of the combined efforts of BEING and DOING. It’s the physical reward or a million in your account and the good news is that it comes automatically when you truly go through the first two stages successfully. At this stage you enjoy the results.

Final Word

An old wise man once said,   “The art of courage does not rest in the lack of fear, but in the willingness to take that step forward even when you don’t see the full staircase.”

Therefore, success does not rest in the lack of determination, but in the readiness to take a step to BE, DO and HAVE.