I like your other suggestion, to read stories of others that have made it. And if possible surround yourself with this kind of people, because it will rub off on you
.-= Renee´s last blog ..Self Improvement Books – What Are Your Favourites =-.

We can make success a habit. I find that creating small successes helps me build momentum by giving me that winning feeling. Then I’m able to chase larger goals.

I create small successes by setting a series of small goals. Every time I hit that small goal, it builds on that winning feeling and gives me the belief to hit a bigger goal.
.-= Jazz Salinger´s last blog ..Finding Your Passion =-.

I also think that success is a habit, one that can be learned fairly quickly because of the emotional surge one gets when they have a win, get the promotion, the proposal, the new job, the passive income, the goal weight loss etc.

Achievements should be acknowledged and celebrated at the time, as they say, nothing breeds success like success.

Another form of endorsing successful behaviour is to constantly read uplifting stories about successful people, books on positive thinking and to surround yourself with happy, positive and creative winners.

This is an excellent point. If we want to succeed in life we need to associate with people who are already there. I really think we’ll make the effort to learn from them and be the kind of people we need to be to succeed.

I think success is all in the habits we have. If we associate with successful people we’ll learn their successful habits. We wouldn’t have the same opportunity with unsuccessful people.
.-= Jazz Salinger´s last blog ..Finding Your Passion =-.