The document discusses different views of success and provides tips for achieving success from notable figures. While success means different things to different people, most want to achieve financial security and comfort in life. However, success does not come easily and requires hard work. The document outlines tips for success from influential individuals such as Michelangelo, Albert Einstein, Colonel Sanders, Leonardo da Vinci, Mark Twain, Thomas Jefferson, and Steve Jobs that emphasize believing in yourself and your abilities, following your intuition and passion, and being willing to work hard to achieve your goals.

2. Regardless of how old you are, the place you're from or what you
accomplish as a profession, we as a whole share something in like
manner—a craving to be effective. Every individual's meaning of
accomplishment is distinctive, notwithstanding, as some may
characterize accomplishment similar to a cherishing and unwavering
companion or a minding and dependable guardian, while the vast
majority would compare accomplishment with riches, popularity, and
influence.
We, as a whole need to make progress so we could carry on with an
agreeable life—have money related flexibility, drive a decent car, and
live in a wonderful house. Be that as it may, in spite of the fact that
achievement can be accomplished, it doesn't come simple
There are a considerable measure of tips and techniques out there on
the most proficient method to be fruitful in life, yet I am still a firm
devotee that there is no preferred approach to succeed over to take
after that strides of the individuals who have effectively done as such.
Here are 13 achievement tips from a percentage of the world's best and
famous individuals:

3. Michelangelo Buonarroti : Especially if you know how to get yourself
from where you are now to the big dreams you have for your life.
However, most of us never reach the level of accomplishment that we
dream of, mainly because of “small” thinking.

4. Albert Einstein : A large number of us have most likely
encountered this at some time. The apprehension of falling
flat can be immobilizing – it can make us do nothing, and in
this manner oppose pushing ahead. However, when we permit
trepidation to stop our forward advancement in life, we're
prone to miss some awesome open doors along the way.

5. Colonel Sanders, Founder of
KFC: I made a resolve then that I
was going to amount to something
if I could. And no hours, nor
amount of labor, nor amount of
money would deter me from giving
the best that there was in me. And
I have done that ever since, and I
win by it. I know."

6. Leonardo da Vinci, Renaissance Genius :“It had long
since come to my attention that people of accomplishment
rarely sat back and let things happen to them. They went
out and happened to things.”

7. Mark Twain, Famed Author: “A person with a new idea is a
crank until the idea succeeds.”

8. Believe in your capacity to succeed. Believe that there are
many roads to what’s right. Believe in your intuition,
especially when you have to choose between two good
paths. Believe that the journey is the destination. Believe
that it’s all worth your while.

9. Thomas Jefferson, 3rd President of America: “Nothing
can stop the man with the right mental attitude from
achieving his goal; nothing on earth can help the man with
the wrong mental attitude.”

10. Steve Jobs, Co-founder of Apple
Inc.: “Have the courage to follow
your heart and intuition. They
somehow already know what you
truly want to become. Everything
else is secondary.”

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