If you are not going to be recipient of a large inheritance or if you have not yet won lottery, begin to do right thing by charting your own road map to success and working intelligently, meticulously and persistently to achieve your success.

3. STOP doing what does not work!

If you desire to change your life for better…take a minute to consider specific aspects of your life over last three years. Have you seen any improvement in your business? Have you lost weight? Are you still working at same place that stifles your creative abilities? Are you still in dreaming phase of that project you wanted to accomplish? Are you still procrastinating about going back to school? Are you still doing same things that produce unproductive and dissatisfying results?

How much longer can you keep doing same things that don’t work? You only have one life to live and if you plan to live a fulfilled life, stop doing what doesn’t work, start doing things that work and change your life for better.

4. Take a definite tangible action step today!

Changing your life for better means doing something today that produces results! If you can’t take radical steps, take small deliberate steps towards change you desire. One of greatest impediments to success is procrastination. It is so often used as an excuse for inaction to point that it has become so mind-numbing!

No one wants to hear that only reason why you have not managed to turn your idea into reality is because you have been procrastinating! People want to stand and cheer for doer and achiever who has taken positive steps to improve quality of their lives. These are inspiring stories that we read about everyday and you too can be that story.

2.Own your words.

Let your explanation resonate with your essence. Your personality or your being should not conflict with what you are saying otherwise internal tug of war will prevent you from believing what you are saying and hinder flow of information. The more you believe what you are saying, more confident you will be in explaining you idea or goal.

3.Make it natural.

Let your explanation be natural, in your own words and in your own style. Avoid copying other people’s style and imagining that their language and expression is better than yours.

No one can explain your idea or goal better than you; therefore, be natural. Choose your audience carefully, but no matter who your audience is, articulating your idea in a natural way is always inspiring and authentic.