Y'all got any success/work-ethic tips?

[Slaimon Khan Shah]

Could help some people out.

Or some resources.

Whatever works.

Check out www.Islaam.ca and www.TheNobleQuran.com
It may seem like spamming, but real talk Almighty God will show you how to be successful if you go on the path of knowledge and practice it (if He Chooses You for that).
*Don't be lazy
*Don't procrastinate
*Remember your not guaranteed to live another day
*Moderation is key

 

[AquaCityBoy]

If your dikk is small, don't enter the workforce. Your boss will not be 100% faithful to you.

 

[SchrodingersStrapped!]

Go to work, to work. Not to make friendships, or get p*ssy. Get involved with the actual company besides what your specific job is. Learn everything you can. Go above and beyond. Do extra. Once you learn as much as you can and you see no upward movement, move on. Use that company like they use you. And remember this, tell nobody about your plans. Move in silence. There will be roadblocks, setbacks, bumps and bruises. Keep pushing.

THIS

 

[Bunchy Carter]

Don't trust anybody.

 

[Apex]

Bump.

 

[Apex]

Books, books, books.

There are plenty of success mentors on YouTube. Elliot Hulse, RSD Tyler.

99% of the human population, social media, etc.. ignore.

What books would you recommend?

 

[dajoker69]

To be successful you need to learn and manage 3 things.

Time management
Discipline
Organizational skills

You must have all three to be at the top of your game. Each one is just as important as the other. For instance if you have 4 things you need to do and you ORGANIZE them in the order of importance alot the amount of TIME needed, but don't have the DISCIPLINE to stick with your plan then it won't be successful. Take the same scenario. You organize everything and you have the discipline to stick with your plan but your management of time is jacked up then guess what.............

 

[HoloGraphic]

What books would you recommend?

The Way of the Superior Man
All Robert Greene Books
Art of War
The Prince
Abrahman; Jerry & Esther Hicks

Start with a general concept of work and leadership then narrow it down for your field.

I also have books for personal development, brain tweaks, relationships/dating, etc