33. HOW DO YOU MANAGE SUCCESS? - Jack’s Life Lessons For Teenagers - For A Better Tomorrow - Jack Lookman - Rita Nnamani - Ire o- Ire kabiti

 HOW DO YOU MANAGE SUCCESS?


For A Better Tomorrow


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Now, see success as being equivalent to receiving a golden ticket to the chocolate factory. It’s thrilling, but you have to find a way to enjoy it without becoming overly overwhelmed. Adolescent success management can be likened to tightrope walking—it’s exhilarating, but you need to know some tricks to stay upright.

First of all, remember that success should not burst like helium in a balloon. Remain as grounded as your go-to sneakers. Recall your beginnings and the individuals that supported you during your journey. The key ingredient that prevents success from becoming a thing of conceit is humility.

Create a strong support group next; think of them as your own Avengers, but for life. Be in the company of individuals who actually care about you, not just about your success. They will act as a safety nets for you in uncertain times.

Even if you’ve achieved great success, it’s imperative that you never stop learning. Consider achieving success, like progressing through a video game’s stages, where you must improve your abilities to take on new difficulties. Read, stay inquisitive, pose questions, and never give up on yourself.

Here, time management is your superpower. Success brings responsibilities, and striking a balance between your social life, interests, and studies becomes a monumental task. Make a timetable that suits you, like a magic charm that you can use to keep things in order.

Failure is not your worst enemy; it’s your ally. Like Batman and Robin, success and failure go hand in hand. Don’t be scared to try new things, adapt, and learn from your failures. There are usually a few plot twists and turns in the best success stories.

Enjoy every success, no matter how tiny. It resembles planning a party for oneself. Reward yourself for your efforts, but don’t forget to give others, who helped you, a piece of the glory. Having other people to share the cupcakes-with, makes success sweeter.

Ultimately, leading a successful business is similar to taming a wild dragon. It’s thrilling, but you need the appropriate equipment and frame of mind. Remain modest, assemble a team that supports you, never stop learning, use your time well, accept failure, and don’t forget to celebrate your own accomplishments. You are, after all, the protagonist of your own tale.




Thank you very much for your time. 


This is Jack Lookman signing off. Ire o (I wish you blessings)


Ire kabiti (I wish you loads of blessings).



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