Are You The 98% or the 2%?

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WHY DO PEOPLE FAIL

by Jim Straw (edited)

There has been much written, and said, about why and how people succeed.

The contention being that, in order to succeed, you must learn, and then

apply, the principles and techniques used by others who have gained

success. But, knowing the principles and techniques used by others

who have gained success doesn’t qualify a person to succeed. If it did, all

of those who have read and studied the various, and many, books,

booklets, plans, and programs on the subject of SUCCESS would, by

virtue of their knowledge thereof, be successful.

Statistically, 98% of the people in this country never reach a level of

anything more than sustained mediocrity; only 2% ever really achieve

success.

– WHY?

The answer is simple. — They have never “qualified” for success,

because they refuse to “pay their dues.” These people (the 98%) are

so wrapped-up in “protecting” and “maintaining” the level of

mediocrity they have achieved that they will not risk one iota of

what they have.

It’s like the young boy who, at long last, got his first pair of really

fine shoes.

Now, these shoes were exceptionally fine. So fine,

in fact, that the boy spent many hours wiping and

shining them – while keeping them safe from scuffs,

neatly wrapped in paper, in their box under his bed.

A number of opportunities presented themselves

for the boy to wear the shoes, but he chose to

safe-guard them and wore his older shoes instead.

After all, if he wore them, he would run the risk

of scuffing them or dulling their glittering shine.

When the day finally arrived, when the occasion

was most important, the boy learned, to his

disappointment, that his feet had grown and the

shoes no longer fit him. (I gave that pair of

shoes to a more needy neighbor — and, from that

day forward, I have never again been afraid to

lose anything.)

Unfortunately, most people are like that boy.

– They read all of the books, booklets, plans,

and programs about the principles and techniques

used by others to gain success. As the boy did

with the shoes, they let the opportunities to

use what they have learned pass them by — or,

they make a half-hearted start, but never continue

past their first small and futile attempts.

Why do they hold back? — Because they fear losing

what little they have. They “protect” their meager

and mediocre position so well that they never lose it.

At retirement age, those people look back with pride

at the fact that they have ventured little and lost

nothing. But, not unlike the boy and his shoes, they

learn, to their disappointment, that that which they

protected so well will not sustain them after their

retirement and they are forced to seek aid and

assistance from their government, family and friends.

Those people have never “qualified” for anything

better, because they have never “paid their dues.”

If you haven’t, yet, gained success, look around

you. What are you protecting? If you lost it all

tomorrow, would you really lose anything of great

value?

People fail, not because they cannot succeed, but

because they are unwilling to risk what they have.

They “protect” their mediocrity until it is all

they have left.

The struggle to achieve success is not unlike

any great battle in any war. — The victorious

army is always the one that gives up the position

it has won in order to advance against a better,

more advantageous position. Only the losing army

stands and defends a mediocre position.

A young Lieutenant once asked a wise General,

“Why should we try so hard to reach a position

at the top of the hill? As we charge up the hill,

our enemies will surely take the positions behind

us, and we will lose what we have gained; even

if we take the hill.”

The General, a very wise man, replied, “Yes — but,

it is much easier to charge downhill. When we have

taken the higher position, we will charge back down

the hill and recover all that we have lost. Then,

we will charge down the other side of the hill.”

The people who make up the 2% who achieve success

are forever charging up the hill — losing all behind

them — and then charging back down the hill, on both

sides, to regain anything they may have lost and

achieve even more success.

Not unlike the losing army, most people will never

succeed, because it would mean that they would have

to give up the mediocre position they have protected

for so long.

In order to succeed, you must first “lose” your

mediocrity. — Success doesn’t happen any other way.

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God Bless
Faith