cessful business or a life of contentment requires you to know yourself and the goals that are best for you。
Courage is getting in the habit of looking inward and going with your highest feeling of what is true and what feels right for you。 Apply this inner evaluation1 in your business and in your personal life。 This is important if you wish to grow and stay successful。 It works！
Have the courage to be curious（not nosy！）。 A quest for knowledge about life and the people you interact with is good。 Look for answers to whatever you plan to do。 This keeps you thoughtful。 Keep a journal if it helps。 Over time； you can look back and discover the results of your actions （or reactions） to certain problems。 Then when faced with future or similar problems； you’ll have a ready solution。
Realize your weaknesses and work toward improving them。 Continue to renew yourself and remember that life has a way of constantly testing your ability and courage to deal with it。 When you can learn to appreciate the challenges in both your business and personal life； you find inner strength。 Then you are able to bring about an inner peace and spirituality2 that gives you a good tool for building self…confidence and self esteem。
There is something inside each of us that fuels our motivation； our passion； and our reason to succeed。 Keep encouraging yourself to take the necessary risks to refuel your confidence。 Question your motives。 Then search for the answer。 Question any doubts you or others may have about your courage to succeed。 You are what is important。
Don’t let negative thoughts get in the way of your progress and your goals。 Control your thoughts。 Think about what is important to you。 When your thoughts are positive； they have a way of replenishing3 your c