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MILLIONAIRE skills...this is the MOST IMPORTANT..

Name: MILLIONAIRE skills...this is the MOST IMPORTANT..
Uploaded: 2022-05-06T22:06:50+00:00
Duration: 51 s
Channel: Shanli Liu, CPA, CTP
Description: In this motivational monologue, the speaker argues that success and happiness are distinct skill sets. Success involves achievement, hard work, grit, and…

6 May 2022 · 1 min

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In this motivational monologue, the speaker argues that success and happiness are distinct skill sets. Success involves achievement, hard work, grit, and overcoming challenges, while happiness is defined as contentment, acceptance, and appreciation of what one has. The speaker shares a personal anecdote of feeling happier during the COVID pandemic despite business difficulties, emphasizing that happiness stems from mindset rather than external circumstances or success. The core message urges listeners to recognize whether they are pursuing success or happiness, as the two are not interchangeable and require different approaches.

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Once you become successful, you will be happy. Success and happiness take different skill sets. They're very different skills. Success is being able to achieve things, being able to work hard, being able to grit through things, being able to overcome challenges and keep perspective while doing so. Whereas happiness is different. Happiness is contentness. It's acceptance. It's liking what you have. It's being okay with the things as they are. And they're very different. I can be happy despite businesses having a bad week, despite businesses having bad months, despite everything that happened during COVID Like, I've been happier during COVID than I have been any other time in my life. And it's not because of any circumstance or any success that I've had. It's because of my mindset and my ability to work on that skill of happiness. I think a lot of the times people don't know if they're looking for success or happiness. And so it's really good if you can distinguish those because they're not the same. In fact, they take very different skill sets. Success does not equate to happiness.