Description

As you know, sustainable success is not easy and it is not driven by luck. You must be deliberate, driven and focused, doing the right things. However, even if you are doing the right things, you can crash and burn if you are also doing some of the wrong things.

After 30 years of observation, research and personal experience, Alvin Day has isolated the Top Five Failure Factors that Successful People Avoid in order to attain and maintain their success. He provides the thinking, logic, approach and process by which you can avoid falling into the traps that keep ambitious people from accomplishing their highest aspirations.

HINT: These are things not taught in schools or typical Human Resources training programs. In fact, some of them directly contradict normal thinking—the kind of values and perceptions fed to us by friends, family and even teachers!

So where does one GO to learn this stuff then? There are several expensive choices:

• Hire pricey mentors who can be on-call when you need them; not the kind that talk with you once a week or once a month.
• Spend decades of your life gaining experience by making mistakes, floundering and aging into wisdom
• Be lucky enough to be born into a family of successful, supportive relatives who teach you these principles from early, so that you cannot miss succeeding as you grow up.

If none of those items works well for you, here is the most significant, high impact start you can make to circumvent the pitfalls that trap the majority of people.

GREAT NEWS!

At the click of a button, you will have immediate access to

• A powerful audio course providing the thinking, context, principles, live examples and instructions for each of the five factors.
• Accompanying Presentation you can follow and even present to others you want to teach/train
• A Self-administered quiz you will use to evaluate yourself on how vulnerable or resistant you are to the effects of the Top Five Failure Factors that Successful People Avoid.
• Directions and recommendations for what you should do next, based on what score you receive when you take the quiz.