The Psychology of Success in life

 The Psychology of Success in life 

 
There are some traits for persons who achieves success. 

Here we have seven of these traits: - 

Openness: - 

A main factor in success is being open to new experiences, open to new ideas. 

Successful people have Intellectual curiosity which is a critical component of success, Curiosity involves observing others and learning new things, humility in openness, which affords the opportunity to learn and grow.  

Be strong enough to be open-minded and to abandon beliefs and strategies that aren’t 

working for you. 

Internal Locus of Control:- 

To believe that the results you are getting in your life are due to your efforts and the mistakes you experience are your fault, and keeps you from the belief that you are just a hapless victim and nothing is your fault.  

People just like you, with similar backgrounds, obstacles, and challenges are creating fabulous things in the world, and you can, too. 

Conscientiousness 

Conscientiousness is the personality trait that involves being careful and dependable and having self-discipline. Take pride in your work and be committed to doing it well. 

Money Vigilance 

Studies have found a relation between money beliefs and higher income and net worth. People who enjoy financial success tend to be vigilant about their money, they are savers, not spenders. 

The earlier you learn a savings habit the better off you will be, start now. 

A Drive for Success and Status 

Successful people are driven to succeed. To achieve their goals and status is important to them. 

Hard Work 

If you work harder and put in more hours, you’ll make more money. That said, something telling you to just sit back, relax, visualize success, and when you wake up you will find money, Positive visualization is great, but it is ineffective without effort. 

Hard workers may be vulnerable to workaholism, which can destroy your life. It's important to maintain a healthy work-life balance. Money and success without your health and loving relationships is pointless. 

They Don’t Love or Hate Money 

Successful people seem to have a more balanced view of money. Less successful people may have more extreme beliefs about money, such as "money is bad," or "money will solve all my problems." 

Money is just a tool. 

Being rich doesn’t make you evil and being poor doesn’t make you virtuous. Money is just money.