My grandpa (may he RIP) used to say that we always pay our tuition fees.

There are 3 ways we do so:

• Through mistakes we make while doing something new,
• By not taking action and thus missing out, OR
• By investing in shortcuts.

In terms of the first one, it takes courage to undertake something new and failure is inevitably part of the journey to success.

Seen this way, 'failure' really is testing and improving until we succeed. It can take years.

The second one is a hefty price to pay though. The one of regret.

Not taking action because of analysis paralysis, fear of making a mistake, a scarcity mindset, etc.

We can surrender to our logical, analytical mind where the ego lives, OR fuel our intuitive voice of inspiration, passion and purpose.  

Which one rules in your world when push comes to shove?

I ask because the more I study the science and art of success in any field, the more evident it is that success follows a predictable pathway.

A pathway that harmoniously links ...