One of the best shortcuts to success is following successful people's example. You can be sure that for every goal and ambition you have, someone has successfully achieved the same or something similar not only will there be someone who has already done something similar successfully, but there will most likely be someone who has written about it.
Libraries and bookstores are full of books on almost any subject you want to discuss, not to mention the internet, which allows you to access unlimited information from the comfort of your home. In addition, you will likely find information to help you achieve your goals, whether baking the perfect apple pie or becoming an astronaut.
We can model success in many different ways.
You work in a large company with relatively rigid structures and want to progress in your career. It can be conducive to dress better like the people one or two rungs above you and take note of what they did to move up. Befriend them and study their behavior and actions, observe their behavior and ask yourself honestly if it bothers you.
After the world war II Japan is an even more extreme example of a successful model. Japan was more broke than any other country, yet within a few decades, it became one of the world's most remarkable economic powers. How was this possible?
It was partly due to the support of the united states and other nations that helped rebuild the destroyed infrastructure. But the Japanese also participated in the reconstruction and worked very hard. They also worked smart. One of the main reasons for their enormous success was to look at existing products in other countries, copy the best parts, improve them, including production techniques and sell better products at lower prices to the rest of the world.
Japan may not be as economically strong today as it used to be, but it is still the most remarkable country on the planet. Moreover, other countries have followed suit, including other Asian countries, which have become much more prosperous in their wake.
The entertainment world is full of examples of artists who other successful people have inspired, some more obvious than others.
Imitation of success works at all levels, so for example, if you want to start a small business, you can develop new systems or ways of working. You can adopt business models and practices of working already used in other companies on a more personal level. If you are trying to develop certain traits or skills, it's wise to spend time with someone who already has them and observe them or even ask them for advice.
If you want to know why some people are so successful and to understand the thought process of successful people better, why not reach out to someone you respect and admire?
Many successful people are happy to help others and give advice if you need to know who to approach directly. You can gain an enormous amount of valuable information by researching, observing, and reading books written by and about successful people. Modeling success does not mean copying directly and contributing nothing of your own. On the contrary, you must imitate rather than copy taking the best parts and adapting and improving them, adding your ideas, creativity, and information gained from research to suit your specific circumstances and goals.
The Japanese emulated success when they sold their improved products to the rest of the world. So you can accomplish anything you need. Of course, you will make mistakes, but you don't have to learn everything by trial and error; instead, you can learn from experts and people who have been there, made all the mistakes, and learned the hard way.
Incorporating this information into your plans can significantly accelerate your progress.
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