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Check out these 14
SUCCESS PRINCIPLES
- from Jack Canfield's book!

High Intention and
Low Attachment:
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To remain calm and peaceful in life, you
should focus on your intentions rather than
being overly attached to specific outcomes.
no. 1

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Being around successful people can
inspire and motivate you to achieve
more.
no. 2
Surround yourself with
successful people:

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Taking time at the end of each day to reflect
on your goals and plan for the next day can
help you stay focused and on track.
no. 3
Review your
Goals Daily:

Face
Reality:
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To become more successful, you must
acknowledge and address the things that
are not working in your life.
no. 4

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Successful people adhere to their daily
routines and habits, without exceptions.
no. 5
Stick to your
Daily Disciplines

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To learn and grow, you must be open
and receptive to new ideas and
experiences.
no. 6
Be
Teachable:

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Just like bathing, motivation is not
permanent, but it is essential to maintain
on a regular basis.
no. 7
Consistency
is Key:

Passion
and Perseverance
Lead to Success
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When you love what you do and are
committed to it, you are already
successful.
no. 8

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Successful people use language that
includes and uplifts others rather than
separating or rejecting them.
no. 9
Speak Positively
and Inclusively:

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Before speaking, ask yourself if your
words will advance your goals and
uplift others.
no. 10
Choose your Words
Carefully:

Elevate your
Personal Standards:
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Setting higher personal standards attracts
others with similar values and improves
how people treat you.
no. 11

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To become wealthy, you must identify
and replace any negative or limiting
beliefs you have about money.
no. 12
Overcome
Limiting Beliefs:

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Your current circumstances are a
reflection of the choices you have made
in the past.
no. 13
Your Life is a Result
of your Past Choices:

Before making purchases, consider
whether you truly need something or if it
is just a want.
no. 14
Distinguish between
Wants and Needs:
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