Have you ever thought about how people who succeed in life are different from those who want to succeed? As Aristotle suggests, it is our good habits that lead to our performances rather than individual actions. Successful people see that online communication can give them rare opportunities, so they have a habit of adding value to those around them by connecting and working with others. Successful people understand that physical exercise is useful not only for their physical well-being, but also for their mental abilities. Although the time to go to sleep seems to be reserved for children, successful and concentrated people sleep well. Successful people just learn to overcome laziness – they work even when they do not want to. Successful people recognize this and give their bodies the necessary fuel for success. Another habit that puts successful people above others is their ability to set goals. Successful people crave knowledge and read, because they know that learning is a lifelong task, not just study. Successful people recognize their tops and write their metaphorical Goliaths – their most difficult and analytical tasks. Judy Robinette author of How to Become a Food Connector, says that “most people know 632 other people, and yet we go to network events and think that there is only one person who can help us. Our best chance is to have a real and useful relationship with as many people as possible. “If this is bad advice, then I don’t know what it is. The author E.B. White is quoted as follows: “A writer who expects ideal working conditions will die without saying a word on paper. “And this is not just for writing. Successful writers also understand the importance of mental presence in all tasks, and understand that multitasking is fundamentally impossible.