Why are some people more successful than others? What gives them their ?winning edge??

World-renowned performance expert Brian Tracy has spent decades studying uncommonly high achievers, and in this short, inspiring volume, he shares what he has learned: Even small adjustments in outlook and behavior can lead to enormous differences in results. Personal Success explains how you, too, can unlock your potential. It helps you:

• Set clear personal and professional goals—because you can't hit a target that you can't see
• Change your mindset to attract opportunity
• Banish self-limiting beliefs
• Build your self-confidence
• Develop a bias for action
• Practice courage—because all successful people are risk takers
• Sharpen your natural intuition
• Maintain a positive mental attitude
• Continually upgrade your skills—seizing every opportunity to learn and grow
• Make a habit of networking
• Become a strong strategic planner
• Commit to excellence
• And more

Where do you want to be in one, three, or five years? Packed with simple but game-changing techniques, this energizing success manual shows you how to transform your dreams into tangible results.

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