Prerequisites for success

First assumption…
We already know that the first prerequisite for any SUCCESS is “proactivity” – that is, BEING A FIGHTER. The team that acts.
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The second assumption…:
“When a violin virtuoso plays a perfect solo during a classical music concert, or when three tenors – Pavarotti, Domingo, and Carr eras – sing a beautiful aria, no one attributes their performance to happiness. When an artisan creates a beautiful piece of furniture, elegant and elaborated to the smallest detail, it is obvious that it is an excellent work; no one explains or facilitates it by smiling happiness at him. Whenever you see a person excellently doing something, you can recognize and appreciate the work of a master. You realize that great performance was preceded by weeks, months, and even years of hard work and detailed preparation. My good friend, Nido Qubein, one of the best professional speakers in America, told me that he had spent many times up to a hundred hours planning, rehearsing, and preparing for an hour-long speech, which he was to give only once to a single audience. ”

“While I was training young people, we learned together that if you work hard and hard, set goals, and have a clear vision of what you want to achieve; you will succeed, even if you experience partial failures.” (LOU HOL TZ, former head football coach at Notre Dame University, winner of the 1988 national championship, sports analyst at CBS College Football Today)
“Poor people want to be rich. Wealthy people are determined to work for their wealth. To be determined is to commit to one’s purpose unconditionally. It means that you give it you’re all. You will do whatever is necessary and for as long as necessary to achieve wealth. Such is the path of a warrior. No dials, no “buts”, no “ifs”, no “maybes”. Failure is not allowed. The warrior’s path is clear: “Either I get rich, or I die – but I die trying to get rich!” If you are not fully, honestly, and 100% determined, you will probably not get rich. ”(T. Harv Eker)
FAG  LAW:
“Nothing will amuse you, and you won’t have ‘fun’ out of it unless you’re soaked in it. To get to such a stage, you have to work hard. ”
“People sometimes think it’s hard to learn to play Bach on the piano by spending years practicing scales and chords. The opposite is true. The years spent practicing are just the easier way to master Bach. Imagine sitting behind a large wing in a busy concert hall and never rehearsing in life. I certainly find this a more difficult way. ”(John Ortberg, pastor)
How hard is toil?
“As you approach the end of the series, the pain increases geometrically with each repetition. Most people end the series was considered the beginning, whatever it was before warming up. We knew that the real growth repetitions were clearly outlined ahead of us, in the much-feared zone of pain. ”(Mike Mentzer, champion and champion coach)
“I broke through the pain barrier and shocked the muscles. Heavy pain, it was a new experience for me. ”(Arnold Schwarzenegger, 8x Mr. Olympia, actor, politician)
“Sleeping 4 hours is a must, 5 hours is comfort, 6 hours idle. A lot of food and sleep kills people. ”(Thomas Alva Edison)
How long does such a toil last?
“An exceptional result is achieved after ten thousand hours of training.” (Peter Krištofovič, Founder of AFS SK, which is now part of the multinational financial group Salve Group London)
How much is it?
If we worked on our goal eight hours a day, five days a week – that is, PROFESSIONALLY – it would take us almost 5 years.
AMATEUR TEMP – four hours five days a week – could take about 9 years.
IN PRACTICE, this means that if you are now 16 years old – then at somewhere between 21 and 25 years old, you can be famous. Rich. It will affect. Celebrity. Anything…

A small example:
“Petra Lorenzo (19 years old) at the V. B. Nedožerský Grammar School in Prievidza has been interested in biology since childhood. To everyone’s surprise, she finally found self-realization in the realm of mosquitoes, which most of us consider the most repulsive insects. “We still know little about mosquitoes, and it’s an increasingly topical issue. Some species in Slovakia can transmit, for example, West Nile fever or heartworm disease. That’s why I thought of inventing protection in the form of a repellent on a purely natural basis, “explains Petra, who has also improved in herbal medicine as a result. She successfully tested the product of cloves, motherwort, lavender, mint, essential oils, and olive oil in secret in twenty-two people. After winning the national round, an invitation to a global competition for young scientists came to Helsinki, Finland, where she presented her project to top experts. “It was especially a huge experience for me because I communicated with several Nobel Prize winners who evaluated my project,” is looking forward to a talented girl who has stepped on an auspicious career.  This is also an example of the success that can be achieved at your age and not small.