Remember the wise saying: "Sow a habit - reap a character"? This is the key to unlocking why some people succeed, while others - not.
Editorial kolobok.uaThere are 7 useful habits of successful people that they use every day. Take note!
Bob Iger:Wake up as early as possible
Disney Executive Director admitted that the long-starts his day at 4:30 am. So he has time and the evening frees day for myself and my family with a sense of deep satisfaction.
If you believe the research, our brain works best for 2-4.5 hours after awakening. Not lying in bed for a long time - and every day will be one step closer to success.
Anna Wintour.Stay active
At the main Vogue Editor in the list of mandatory daily tasks - 1 hour of tennis. "In the end, though, you would work a glass of wine and a piece of cheese, eaten on the Sabbath" - jokes queen fashion gloss, explaining tennis training even in the weekend.
An example of the business and activity go hand in hand - Ukrainian successful banker and runner Andrew Onistrat.
BILL GATES:Leave time for reflection
The creator of Microsoft Empire says: "Wonderful to celebrate their success, but more important is the ability to draw lessons from their failures." Exiting "squirrel in a cage" or "rushing locomotive" - you need to take a step in the peace of mind and see what you had nachudit, and what "bugs," should "Profix".
Oprah Winfrey:Spend quiet time
The most influential TV presenter, who has decided to run for US president, said the overarching twice a day to sit in silence for 20 minutes. Without gadgets and anyone in sight. Only you and the silence. The terms "communication" allowed the wind in the garden, or the voice of the sea.
Richard Branson:return the world
British entrepreneur, founder of the corporation Virgin Group, which includes about 400 companies in various fields. One of the richest people in Britain with a fortune of $ 5 billion, once said: "Nothing It helps to look at things from the outside and relieve stress way to help those who are in needs. "
Randi Zuckerberg:Forget FOMO, encourage JOMO
FOMO - fear of missing out - translated in English "fear of missing something." This is the principle of our time, many would say: everywhere and always have time to be multitasking and display your photos on Facebook - beautiful and successful.
Co-founder and CEO Zuckerberg Media (yes, yes, that's right - it is the creator of Facebook's sister) says that people should devote more time to practice JOMO (the pleasure of crossing). Simply put, it is necessary to learn to be happy here and now -
Warren Buffett:Set aside time for hobbies
One of the richest people in the world knows what he says, every day giving time to play the ukulele, and the most successful actresses of our time, Meryl Streep loves to knit, considering this occupation excellent charging for the brain, and even anti-aging agent.
