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By Mark Creedon
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10 more transformative success habits

Success means different things to different people.

For some, success may be defined by having a happy family life, with ample time to spend with our loved ones.

For others, their version of success might be based on wealth creation or career trajectory.

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But while success is mostly individual, there are collective transformative habits that can improve your chances of getting there.

These habits are not only simple but they are also an effective way to help you on your road to success.

So, in the second part of this two-part series on transformative success habits.

Let's take a look at another 10 of them, shall we?

1. They don't wait for success, they create it

Successful people don't just sit around waiting for success to land in their laps because they know that won't ever happen.

Instead, they step up and methodically and consciously create success.

2. They don't complain

Unlike many others, success-oriented people rarely complain, because they deem it a waste of time and energy.

They understand that complaining about something can end up putting them in an unproductive and negative state of mind.

3. They never look for scapegoats

Another transformative habit that successful people share is they don’t look for scapegoats.

Instead, they take complete ownership and responsibility for their decisions, actions and deeds.

4. They strive for the best – all of the time

Successful people may not necessarily be better than others when it comes to talent or skill-sets, but another of their success habits is that they strive to get the best out of everything they have at their disposal.  

5. They value their time

While success does take time, successful people are critically aware of the value of their time and never waste any of it.

Almost all of them are early risers, which becomes possible only by mending their sleeping habits as well.

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6. They are ambitious

They count on their highly ambitious habits of success, striving to live their lives successfully rather than being dragged along on auto-pilot.

They always aim for the stars and are not interested in mediocrity.

7. They live a spectacular life, not a spectator one

Successful people are aware of their needs and wants, cautiously visualising and planning to actualise their desired life rather than merely living it in spectator mode.

8. Every time is the right time

Procrastination is the enemy of success.

So, successful people, are not procrastinators.

Instead, they treat every single second of their lives as the right time, instead of wasting it by waiting for the "right" time.

9. They are effective communicators

Without a doubt, the most successful people are great at communicating.

They can easily convince people of their vision when they need to and they consciously work at it, too.

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10. They have core values that they stick to

Successful people have clearly identified their core values, which are the things that are the most important to them.

Then, they live their lives, by abiding by their core values to ensure they are living a fulfilled and honest existence every single day.

As you can see, many of these transformative success habits are fundamentally about changing your mindset so you can achieve your dreams.

By altering the way you think about success, while not being scared of failure, you too can reach for the stars of your choosing.

You may also want to read: 12 Transformative success habits

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About Mark Creedon Mark Creedon is Director of Metropole's Business Accelerator Mastermind and business coach to some of Australia's leading entrepreneurs - each who call him their "unreasonable friend"
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