Don’t get bogged down with titles, describe what you actually do.

Our individual version of success is not to be judged. It’s very personal for each of us.

When faced with trouble, I decided that would not peacefully acquiesce. I would instead put on my boxing gloves as Dr. Don Greene suggests in his book Fight Your Fear and Win

“Procrastination makes easy things hard, hard things harder.”—Mason Cooley

You must determine your own priorities and values and find ways to adhere to them during the course of each work day. Don’t allow yourself to be tossed to and fro by those around you.

Build poignant and achievable milestones into your life so all of your hard work won’t slip by unacknowledged.

Networking is a tried and true method of securing success.

Don’t wait for that big break to come find you, search it out instead.

Before the internet, most people made vision boards using a poster board and pictures cut out from magazines. These days vision boards have gone high tech. The beauty of the internet is that you can share your vision with others.

“The basic idea is to keep a journal based on activities rather than plain writing,” states LivingFile.com. “All updates are made up of unique activity types that both identify exactly what the activity was, while leaving room for comments and personal notes.”