Complacency is a Career Killer
“Each success only buys an admission ticket
to a more difficult problem.”
Henry Kissinger, 56th US
As I see it. . . . . . . .
Complacency is a career killer
The fruits of success can lead to complacency.
You can see it in professional sports . . . . business . . . . and in people’s personal lives. We
have all seen people who have experienced success and could have taken their
career to the next level. But instead they chose to become complacent . . . . and
they never became the success that they capable of being.
Complacency becomes a trap and a silent
killer of careers.
Success creates the opportunity to try
again. The more success you achieve the more opportunities you invite into your
life.
Be on the lookout for the silent killer
of complacency.
Don’t turn off the energy switch that
powers your career efforts . . . . Keep the light of your career burning
brightly. Keep your energy flowing into your career and into your forward momentum.
Do not misuse your time on non
productive tasks remain focused on your most productive . . . . and in success
building activities.
Be aware of taking shortcuts . . . . They
can easily take you off track and can lead to failure. Maintain your success habits and focus them
on creating your future success.
Don’t have a sense of entitlement; you
earn your results from your efforts. Do your best and the best will come back to
you with increased dividend.
Your next success is an effort away.
Complacency is career killer. Don’t
allow complacency to kill your career or to block your success.
©2014 Lou Ludwig Motivational Power
Quote, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author
