Shibtoshi: What does success really mean and how to get there

"Success is the sum of several small efforts often repeated day in and day out." While analysing the lives of a few extraordinary people, Shibtoshi came across a distinctive feature that unites them all. The possession of a variety of traits that have contributed to their extraordinary success and kept them at the top of their industry.

So, what is it that actually unites them?

Shibtoshi, in his study, found out that, despite being extraordinary from diverse fields, these successful/extraordinary people are all united by fear. However, their usage was unique compared to practically everyone else, and this alone helped them stand out from their peers and rivals. "If you want to succeed in your life, you will have to give up any part of a 'normal' life" states Shibtoshi, who also firmly believes that 'normal' generally equates to average, boring, and mediocre. Extraordinary is rare and requires fundamental changes. And to go on a journey of a truly successful life campaign, one needs to stand out and be extraordinary.

What does true success mean?

Shibtoshi puts forward five strategies for living an outstanding life that one can use right away in this brief checklist below

Put education above entertainment: One of the traits of successful people is their preference for learning over entertainment. Only an avid learner can achieve something big. Whiling away precious time and being entertained can yield no fruit.

The obstacle is the way forward: People frequently complain when faced with challenges, yelling, "why me!" Instead, develop the attitude of gratitude for these chances to grow and become more resourceful, intelligent, and patient people. One needs to recognise that the obstacle is the way forward. Problems and challenges are the only chances that inculcate improvement. Individuals ought to use this as motivation to improve. Most people never even attempt to solve this issue and continue to remain in mediocrity.

Successful people who are extraordinary abide by some universal laws in which they keep deep faith and eventually develop skills to apply all those in day-to-day life.