7 things GREAT MEN are known by!

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ARE YOU READY FOR GREATNESS?
Ever wondered why despite many are grumbling and writhing in poverty, while many struggle and toil for lifetime to live up to at least one dollar a day, while others seems to be bound by a curse and live like life never meant good for them, others seem unaffected and are only growing greater and waxing stronger? 
Here are some few tips I've come to learn about great men
1. They have FOCUS: The suns energy warms the earth but when it is concentrated on a magnifying glass, it can set something ablaze. _ Allen Parisser. Great men maintain great focus in a field of endeavor.
2. They are DETERMINED: They don't brood over limitations, they are not scared at the sight of discouraging obstacles. Their minds is programmed with success only.
3. They are DARING: They don't stop where others stop. They push a little forward to get a clearer perception, they know a little more to acquire more understanding, they look a little farther and so they see what others can't see; they tarry a little longer and get the best that will endure
4. They are Early: My friend once told me that your ability to act faster can be your greatest asset. They don't joke with opportunities.
5. They started little: The mindset that you must have every resources you need before your chances to become great could come alive could be very dangerous, it always introduces the master killer of potentials and dreams, procrastination. Your little beginnings could enable you gather needful experiences that will help you manage increase. Never despise your little beginnings. Don't kill what could turn out great.
6. They are OPTIMISTIC: You can never be great if you don't believe you can. The truth is you are majorly what you have thought about yourself and will be what you are thinking about yourself. What do you picture yourself now and in the future, that is who you are. Change your mind, think positively.
7. They are not moved by what others say or do: 
Now you know whether you are truly ready for success or you are settling down with the mediocre. A successful man was asked, "what does it takes to be great", he answered, there are two things
1. Know the price
2. Pay the price

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