Too many believe that they have to learn through making their own mistakes. While we can certainly learn from the mistakes we make, and we should learn from them, it is ideal to learn from the mistakes others have already made. You can then choose to do things differently from those who have made mistakes and thus limit the amount of mistakes you might make.
Mediocrity is often accepted because people compare themselves with others, but the successful person should be comparing themselves with themselves. Have they improved upon themselves or had a regression to the mean? In the end, mediocrity is nothing more than failure.
Many people make all kinds of progress, only to make one big decision that undoes or destroys all the progress they made. This self-sabotage is generally due to self-limiting beliefs that keep you restricted to mediocrity.
Many people start their days with failure and then wonder why the day does not get any better from there. We have so much to be thankful for and should start our day with success.
Many people immediately presume that the less expensive option is the wise choice, but could you actually be making a smarter choice in buying a Lamborghini over an inexpensive Kia?
