9 REASONS WHY SOME PEOPLE NEVER SUCCEED

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We all want to be successful but not everyone achieves success. Some people never succeed due to certain reasons which I would love to talk about.

Below are 9 reasons why some people never succeed


1. THEY DON’T VALUE TIME

 Anyone who doesn’t value time won’t succeed, it’s that simple. Successful people manage their time well and that’s the reason why they are successful.


2. THEY LIMIT THEMSELVES

 Some people limit themselves and it’s so wrong because you can’t be successful if you limit yourself. When you make statements like “I don’t think I have what it takes to own a successful business”, you limit yourself and end up not having one.


3. THEY ALWAYS PROCRASTINATE

No one can be successful if they are good at procrastinating. Successful don’t push till tomorrow what they have to do today.


4. THEY LOVE MAKING EXCUSES

 Making excuses all the time is one of the reasons why some people never succeed. You can’t succeed if you always find reasons and logic as to why you can’t do it or shouldn’t do it.


5. THEY LOVE MEDIOCRITY

Anyone who loves mediocrity can’t succeed. Unsuccessful people don’t seek for excellence as they are happy with whatever outcome they get.


6. THEY THINK BEING BUSY MEANS BEING PRODUCTIVE

You can be a very busy person but a less productive person. Some people are unsuccessful because they are always busy doing nothing. Unsuccessful people are part of everything but nothing which they do is in alignment to their values and goals.


 7. THEY DON’T TAKE ACTION

 Some people are unsuccessful because it’s always talk, talk and more talk with them but less action.  They have the biggest dream but do nothing to achieve this dream.


8. THEY CAN’T FACE CHALLENGES

Some people are unsuccessful because they always crumble when they face challenges. You can’t achieve your goal if you are not ready to face challenges.


9. THEY ARE NEITHER HERE NOR THERE

Some people are unsuccessful because they are neither here nor there. They have no opinion about anything and also can’t make decisions.



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