Unshakable Belief: What Does It Means To Be Successful

Developing unshakable belief is going to one of your key business success strategies. Many of the greatest people in history had nothing but belief to sustain them in the early days or even years of their endeavours. Mary Kay Ash's mascot for her cosmetics company is a bumblebee. Because of its tiny wings and heavy body, aerodynamically the bumblebee shouldn't be able to fly. But the bumblebee doesn't know that, so it flies anyway. (Taken from 'Unstoppable' by Cynthia Kersey). You may feel Unstoppable when you first dream of success in your business. You may feel Unstoppable in your first few weeks or months but as the challenges come and the first nagging doubts begin to gnaw away, how you do maintain that unshakable belief? You may feel that
Belief comes from achieving success and success is only possible by taking action. The only time results come before work is in the dictionary, so step up to the plate now and take action. The benefit here is twofold: one, become so busy that there is simply no time in your head for the negative self-chatter, you are simply too busy taking action! And two, the busier you are, the quicker you will begin to gather the evidence of success that will fuel your belief. It is the 'Be-Do-Have' principle. First you have to 'Be' in your head the person you wish to become. Second you have to 'Do' the things that all successful people do. And lastly, you can 'Have' the things that successful people have, and that includes an Unstoppable belief
"You become what you think about", and countless other quotes remind us that "thoughts are things". For most of us, the voice inside that says, "Who do you think you are? What makes you think you can be so great?" like a relentless tidal wave, on and on, is unfortunately much louder than the voice that says, "I possess all the attributes I need to become a fantastically successful business person, and every day I am learning more". And sometimes the volume button can be turned up so loud it completely drowns out the sound of our positive thoughts. Fortunately, it is relatively simple to 'flick the switch'. The conscious mind is only capable of focusing on one thought at a time. Armed with this knowledge and a healthy chunk of self-discipline, every time you notice a negative army of thoughts taking up residence, you can make the conscious effort to replace those thoughts. instead of focusing on what you do not want, or what you cannot do, simply replace it with the question "So what do I want? What can I do to achieve my goal? How can I approach this