True Success

"the one person who doesn't make mistakes is the person who doesn't do anything." -- V. I. Lenin

the basickey to success in writing is to truly start to write down and submit material for publishing consideration. whether it is right that you justlearn out of your mistakes then you definitely wish to need to make a couple of so as to 'maximize your learning potential'.

"attempt to not become a person of success, but rather a person of value." -- Albert Einstein

"to succeed in great points requires that we become wonderfulpeople." -- Philip Humbert

some of the numerous attributes of success is thon the very success we're looking for doesn't place an expiration date for your integrity. usuallysuccess involves people who are less thinking about who gets the credit than people who desire the spotlight the most productive success is life is to be informed that God has shaped our personalityto evolve to His and all of usowed Him to take action. Any writing success is simplyan advantage.

"i mayotherwise be ashes than dust! i mayrather that my spark burn out in a super blaze than it's stifled by dry-rot. i mayotherwise be an idealb meteor, eachatom of me in magnificent glow, than a snoozey and permanent planet." -- Jack London

History records people who enjoyed life to its fullest and succeeded in methodsmost of the people only dream of. These rare people understood that fear had no place in a life lived to the max. Rejection only provided the steppingstperson who they had to transport directly to the following plateau. this kind of personwas less interested in what other folkthought than they were concerning the dream they were pursuing. Like Jack London, they were meteors who sparked our imaginations and dared us to invite, "What if?"

 "there's a diffehiresadness in achievement, within the knowledge long-desired goal has been attained eventually, and that life need tonow be shaped toward new ends." -- Arthur C. Clarke

This quote is one of the sorrowfuldest I stumbled on at the same time asresearching this newsletter. What this quote indicates is thon there is not anything upperthan moving to a spot where you achieve a goal. Certainly this is a "long-desired goal", yet if that may be the only motivation for writing it mayultimately result in depression and frustration. you need to have a fewidea what life shall be like after publication - should you do not have the large picture in view, any success you could have in publishing will seem a slightly hollow victory since you reached the top of your dream and there is not anything left to perform. Dream big and let God reshape your dream in line together with his will on your like.