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There is one quality that one must possess to win, and that is definiteness of purpose, the knowledge of what one wants and a burning desire to achieve it.
—NAPOLEON HILL
O ne of the most important types of time is the time you spend thinking, deciding, and planning how to achieve the things you really want in life.
The biggest single waste of time is setting off without clear, specific goals. Many people waste their most productive years responding and reacting to whatever is going on around them and working to achieve the goals of other people instead of taking the time to become absolutely clear about what it is that they really want for themselves.
There is a saying: “Before you do anything, you have to do something else first.”
Before you set off on the great adventure of life, you have to decide where you want to end up. The good news is there have never been more opportunities to achieve your goals than there are today. But only you can decide what you want.
What is the difference between the rich and the poor? One explanation is that about 85 percent of wealthy people have one big goal they work on all the time. Only 3 percent of poor people have one big goal, and they work on it occasionally, if at all.