1Call Direct On How To Be Highly Successful

GLASGOW, Scotland - Oct. 3, 2013 - PRLog -- 1Call Direct
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1Call Direct On How To Be Highly Successful

GLASGOW, UK, October 2013 – Wouldn't it be great if success was simple? But it isn't. There's no one-size-fits-all answer for success in work and life, here 1Call Direct will try to steer you in the right direction.

Here's a list of helpful habits to get your started:

1.      Get up insanely early

If you to bed at a reasonable hour, thus allowing yourself to wake up early and be super productive it would allow you to work out the logistics of the day to come and track your time, when there was no pressure and no expectations.

2.      Keep promises, no matter how small

Success is built on mutually trusting relationships with just about everybody. Learn how to tell stories, people are moved by emotions.

3.      Lead, don't dictate

There's a big difference between being a leader and being a boss, try showing people what to do, not telling them – you’ll have to work harder but you’ll enjoy it more.

4.      Don't be afraid of your failures

Sir James Dyson, creator of the famous Dyson vacuum made 5,127 prototypes of his vacuum before he got it right. The failures were how he came up with a solution. It's also okay to quit something your heart isn't into, in order to get somewhere better.

5.      Ask questions, a lot of them

Be inquisitive. Be Hungry. Be honest--with yourself and others.

6.      Take breaks

You don't have to completely unplug, but the effects of removing yourself for a few days, hours, or even weeks, can do wonders for your sanity and enable you to refocus your aspirations.

7.      Take notes and stay organized

If you're trying to delve deeper than surface level engagement, try taking notes.

You want to be a more successful person? Try harder and you will be.

For additional information, contact a member of the 1Call Direct administration team at contact@1calldirect.com

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