"How long should you try? Until." - Jim Rohn

You must try regardless of your doubts, fears and uncertainties, if personal growth and success are what you are striving for.

Do you keep making the same attempts? Probably not if your efforts have not produced the results that you were expecting. Use the results as feedbacks and evaluate what worked and what didn't. Improvise, change and adjust accordingly.

Why should you strive on your personal growth?

When you make continuous efforts on your personal growth, you will inevitably improve other areas of your life. Your economy, relationships and other skills will move forward equivalent to how much you put into improving yourself.

The qualities required.

• A good dreamer.

Keep your dreams alive. Create the images. Put them in your mind at all times. See your future finished and fulfilled.

You can learn how to make use of your creative imagination with the Silva Method.

• A planner.

Plan your months, weeks and days ahead. Don't allow yourself to go with the flow and get yourself trapped in the daily chaos.

• Self-discipline.

With self-discipline, you can overcome procrastination and have control over your emotions. Failures can dishearten but with self-discipline, you are able to push yourself against lethargy.

• Courage.

Having sufficient courage allows you to continue attempting in spite of the pains of failed attempts. It makes you aim higher, put in more efforts and experiment further. You are able to put your fears aside because you believe in yourself no matter how little progress you may seem to be making.

• Willingness to experience discomfort and challenges.

There is a certain amount of discomfort with each new endeavor especially if it is something that you have never attempted. Mentally prepare yourself to go through the initial uneasiness and challenges. Your body and emotions will readily accept them.

• An avid student.

Learn as much as you can daily from books, and listen to motivational programs.Observe people, life itself and your own attitudes and behavior. Open your mind, your eyes and your heart.

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