Saying something: Part fourteen

 I had an idea to do a little series of posts about things I've learned and applied to my personal and professional life - lately it's been successful versus unsuccessful. I'll keep these posts quite short but hope someone reads something they can fit into their own life of they can use to good effect, or which prompts a response in the comments. *** *** #### Successful people and unsuccessful people **Successful:** Read daily and seek continual improvement and keep a journal **Unsuccessful:** Engage in unproductive entertainment and don't record their wins/losses thoughts and feelings **Successful:** Talk about and share ideas openly and help others succeed and excel **Unsuccessful:** Fear change and have a *know-it-all* mentality **Successful:** Happy, friendly and have a meaningful-life-ethos with set goals and plans to reach them **Unsuccessful:** Dream, hope and wish rather than setting goals and devising plans to attain them *** We all define success differently and even within our own lives what we see as success at work may be different to how we perceive it in our relationships, social lives, sporting endeavours, mindset and so on. This is the second part of nine elements that differentiate successful and unsuccessful people and I'm interested in your thoughts. What success have you personally found and how do you define success in your life? Feel free to comment below, it doesn't have to be a long comment, just one with substance if possible.