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They not only set a goal and achieve it, they also constantly improve themselves by capitalizing on more and more opportunities. Many times people focus on being more efficient rather than being more effective. This is a big mistake. While having both traits is great, if I had to choose between the two, I would much rather be effective at something rather than efficient. Here's why. When you break down the meaning of each word, being efficient means that when given a certain task or set of instructions you are extremely capable of executing the task at hand. Being efficient at something is only beneficial if the set of directions or the task at hand are correct. In others words, the beneficial result that is achieved is always dependent on the instructions. Being effective at something is quite different. True Effectiveness yields results regardless of the instructions given. Why? Because the instructions are always correct because the effective person's personality is smart enough to create the right set of instruction himself or he at least knows where to obtain them. For that is what makes him effective and not just simply efficient. The good news about being effective is that it's not a natural talent that you're either born with or not. Rather, it is learned through repetition and practice. So anyone can learn to be effective by simply practicing it over and over again. So now the question becomes how do you become effective at something? Well, it really all depends on what it is that you are focused on. But being an effective person in general encompasses a host of different principles that when combined synergistically ultimately create an effective being. One of the primary aspects of being effective is the ability to be persuasive. I remember once reading about a survey done on about 1,000 millionaires (most self-made) to see what success-driving characteristics they had in common. When asked what was the single most important reason they were successful? The majority of millionaires said it was their "ability to deal with people". And being persuasive is simply "dealing with and convincing people to do what you want them to do effectively". Think about it. The most successful people in the world at some point in their lives had to persuade someone else to either believe in their product, capability, knowledge, decision making process, etc. Donald Trump would own no real estate if he didn't persuade a bank to lend him money. Oprah Winfrey would have no TV show if she wasn't able to persuade the producers to give her one. Robert Kyosaki would have never sold one copy of Rich Dad Poor Dad if he had not persuaded someone to publish and further more to persuade the people reading it that he knew what he was talking about. Would YOU like my help with making powerful change in 2008 and living the life you deserve right NOW? Would you like to develop your true potential? Making changes in your way of thinking? Improve your memory and concentration? Boost your creativity? Making progress in your career and learning? If so, then all you have to do is visiting our web site, www.primastudy.com <http://www.primastudy.com/> . You're only a click away from making tremendous changes in your life. Hop in to our mind-developing workshop programs. I have dedicated my life to create mind –developing program which remind you of the passion and determination you naturally have to move forward with your goals quickly and easily. I invite you to visit our website at www.primastudy.com <http://www.primastudy.com/> . Do you like my newsletters? How about forwarding this one to ten people right now! Happy Learning, Yovan P. Putra www.primastudy.com <http://www.primastudy.com/> Explore the new world of dreaming through LUCID DREAMING!!! <http://www.lucid-dreaming-kit.com/?afl=47251> Explore the world of your mind...
