Having a Sincere Hunger for Success: Do You Have What it Takes?
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Having a Sincere Hunger for Success: Do You Have What it Takes? Discusses that one must have the ambitiion and drive to achieve great success in every way. The book unpacks various topics such as having a true hunger, creativity, having a championship mindset, the willingness to take action, and having the entrepreneurial knowledge.
Oscar J. Starr III
Oscar J. Starr and his wife Jarae D. Starr, both operate and own their own business Express Direct Professional Services in Houston, TX. They both enjoy spending quality time with family and friends, enjoys listening to classic R&B, as well as gospel music. They both have worked on various projects pertaining to their company.
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Having a Sincere Hunger for Success - Oscar J. Starr III
Chapter One: What’s Your True Hunger?
Being Hungry For Success is crucial to you living life on a different level. Hunger is defined as having a strong desire or craving for something. May these quotes inspire you to be hungry for success so that you may live your dreams.
Stay hungry. Feast on success
Anonymous
If you’re not as hungry as I am, we can’t eat together.
Jeremy McGilvery I’m hungry for knowledge. The whole thing is to learn every day..
Jay Z Be positive. Be ambitious. Be driven. Be hungry.
Anonymous
You can’t stop a beast that’s hungry for a better life.
Anonymous
When you want to succeed as bad as you want to breathe, then you’ll be successful.
Eric Thomas
Many entrepreneurs believe that the most important factor that will determine their level of success with a start up relates to their overall experience and skill in the niche area. However, the most successful entrepreneurs have developed a certain set of skills that have helped them reached their goals. While you definitely need nerve and patience to launch and run a new business, you will also need to focus on nurturing these vital skills that are integral to your future success in very important ways.
Ambition:
It’s easy to give up when the things get tough, but the most successful entrepreneurs endure and stay persistent because of one’s ambitious nature. They want to succeed, and they thrive on reaching small milestones that are stepping stones to their major goals. When you’re highly ambitious, you may have an internal drive to work hard, and you may be committed to doing what it takes to make your business a success. Generally, you will not look for any shortcuts and are willing put in the time necessary to get the job done.
Willingness to Learn:
Some people think that learning stops when you graduate college or earn a certification, but this is not the case. Education is a lifelong process. One must stay updated with changes in technology, the evolution of your industry, sales processes and more. Always seek knowledge. More than that, look for the most successful people in your industry and do not be afraid for their opinions or advice.
Ability to Listen:
You simply can’t manage a great team or run to provide a great customer service if you’re not an effective communicator. Communication is a two- way street. In order to communicate outwardly in an effective manner, you must pay attention to others’ motivations, hot buttons, interests and more. You must be aware of non-verbal clues, such as studying and interpreting body language.
Avoid coming off as being self-promotional or callous, and strive to show that you are helpful and interested in others. This can foster collaboration, get others excited about your goals and more rather than turn them off because you seen overly interested in your own self-interests.
Creativity :
If you always do the same thing, you will likely not enjoy new and better results. You must try new things to find out what works