Success stories tend to have a few recurring themes. One of my favorites is the story of how an innovator set out to solve a problem, and succeeded far beyond his expectation!

Take Elon Musk, for example. When he created Tesla, a company known for its electric vehicles, batteries, and solar roofs, he actually thought it would fail. His goal was to get the world to shift from gas powered vehicles to electric, as a way to address climate change. He believed he had something of value to share, and he was relentless in his efforts. He succeeded… Auto companies are now taking electric vehicles seriously. He succeeded far beyond what he expected, however. His expectation was failure. Instead, his company is years ahead of the competition in terms of what it has learned, and the technology it possesses. Today, Tesla, a company everyone thought would fail, is in a position to dominate a large chunk of the electric vehicle market.

Let’s look at someone else. Mark Zuckerberg started “The Face Book” as a way for people in colleges to connect with each other. He wanted to provide something of value to his community. He knew he had something to offer, he was relentless, even when others didn’t believe, and today his creation isn’t just connecting college students, it’s connecting the world.

There’s a way to achieve success beyond your wildest dreams and it has nothing to do with luck. It has everything to do with your belief, your desire to do something good, and your ability to get up every time you are knocked off your feet.

Success Beyond Your Wildest Dreams is a mindset. Getting the success mindset is easier than you think! 

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