“Success lies in attention to detail; the difference between professionals and ordinary people

💎 Brian Tracy, in his book “100 Laws of Business Success,” writes: The mark of a serious and professional person in any field is that, compared to average individuals, they make more thorough preparations.

🔹 When we talk about preparation, we mean paying attention to details that ordinary and non‑professional people overlook.

🔹 The reason is that a single oversight or lack of attention to detail can turn a great success into a major failure.

🔹 To better understand the law of preparation, let us look at Joel Weldon’s speech a few years ago at the National Speakers Association entitled “Elephants Don’t Bite.”

🔹 Weldon’s key message was that mosquitoes represent the small details that are never as visible as an elephant.

🔹 But unlike an elephant, which does not bite, a mosquito can keep us awake all night and drive us crazy.

🔹 Weldon’s message was very simple: if you want to reach the top of your field, you must pay close attention to details.

🔹 That is why even in Christianity it is said: “You find the devil in the seemingly insignificant details.”

🔹 Just remember, paying attention to details does not mean we automatically succeed; it means that if we fail to pay attention to details, we will certainly fail.

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