3. Make new positive friends as often as possible and ensure you keep the communication line open. Create a network of friends and not just connections.
24 SELF DEVELOPMENT TIPS
1. Make friends with successful people and occasionally buy them gifts and surprise them with lunch because successful people always give and hardly get, so when you give them, they value the gift a lot.
2. Get a mentor and follow his instructions
3. Make new positive friends as often as possible and ensure you keep the communication line open. Create a network of friends and not just connections.
6. Always plan ahead and be proactive. He that plans the future works less in the future.
8. Attend seminars and trainings on any area you need to improve yourself - Train the trainer, personal development, public speaking, sales etc.
10. Make sure at every point in time you are reading a book. If you spend 20 minutes reading daily,
11.Stay away from television as much as possible. You can watch educational channels. Men with big TV sit in front of them to watch men with big libraries.
12 Put control over your mouth; never say evil of any man;
13. Always show appreciation for any good deed you received.
14. Always help someone in need.
15. Live a debt free life. What you can’t pay cash for is not your size.
17. Create legitimate multiple sources of income.
18. Save at least 10 percent of your income.
19. Invest a portion of your income, and be patient to see it grow.
20. Keep a good financial record of all income and expenses, so you won’t ask later “where did my money go”
21. Be involved in community service- free lesson class for students etc.
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