A short motivational YouTube piece by Andy Neary arguing that consistently successful people remain humble, keep growing, and don't let success go to their heads. He notes they celebrate wins briefly and move on to new goals. Neary references a past podcast interview with Dominic Frankini, who said after 19 years he still doesn't feel like he's arrived.
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Successful people. The ones who stay on top consistently are humble. Now I know just hearing that's going to make you disagree and say bullshit. Andy, I know plenty of successful people that are cocky. The people that stay on top are humble. These people love to continue to grow. They're humble and they do not let their success get to their head. Once they achieve a desired goal, they celebrate. But then they move on because they're on to achieve the next goal. Yes, they take a moment to pause and celebrate the win or let themselves commiserate in a loss, but they don't let themselves sit there for too long. I can remember interviewing Dominic Frankini in one of our former podcasts past episodes, one of our most downloaded episodes we've ever had and it was in this episode. Dominic Frankini said, After 19 years, I still don't feel like I've arrived. This, this is a man who has a multimillion dollar book in the insurance industry. That's what I'm about. Talking.