Greatness Is Not Success.

The difference between the great and average achievers is, one puts in extra more efforts, the other is satisfied with enough.

When it comes to racing for greatness, putting in enough is not enough. Enough is a sigh that you still have reserved something elsewhere.? Putting in enough effort is not enough; going beyond enough is what brings in extraordinary achievements. But to go beyond enough, you must be willing is to lose it all, to remain empty and to put it all in, to allow it all in, to remain with nothing, in short sacrificing all of you is the secret to achieving great, extraordinary achievements. It’s a must you must lose something.

And here is where it gets interesting; once you achieve an extraordinary idea, it’s no longer extraordinary and no longer an achievement.

But how? Because extraordinary achievement has no destination, it’s just a process. Once you achieve a dream, you will come to realize that they are more dreams to achieve. The dream you achieve today, just opens you to many other dreams you can achieve out there.?

Successful people never settle for achievements, but settle for growth, and no matter how big the dream they achieve, they always go an extra mile to discover bigger dreams to achieve. Extraordinary is not the end, extra ordinary means going for another extra dream, extra idea. Once you achieve an extraordinary dream, it’s no longer extraordinary; it’s now ordinary and you know settling for ordinary is mediocre. You just have to go for that other extra mile.

That’s why achievements have no destiny, but a process of growth and growth has no destiny. Successful people understand this very well; accomplishments, achievements or success is not a destiny, it’s a journey, a process, that’s why they keep on dreaming big and never settle for what they have achieved.

Greatness has no destiny; greatness is a process.