Practice the 5 P’s of Success Each Day

Purpose: Seeking and recognizing opportunities to serve others is your starting point. Start by figuring out whom you work for. Is it your company? Your manager? Your boss? It’s none of these. Your job, whatever it is, is about providing a product or service to other people for their benefit. You work for your customer. Joy and success will come when you know that you have helped someone else out. Sit down and write out your goals. Are they about you? Or are they focused of serving others.
Preparation: Be the best you can be! Read everything you can. Learn from others. Learn something new every day. Keep an open mind. The time to prepare is before your opportunity comes. Once that opportunity has presented itself, it’s too late to prepare.
People: Surround yourself with good people. Your performance and your reputation are most often determined by the people with whom you have aligned your life. Your bosses, co-workers, subordinates, mentors, coaches, teammates, and friends all have a huge impact on your ultimate success.Choose those people wisely and be fiercely loyal to them. They will be the foundation to your ultimate success. Show them you care by asking them about them! Then shut up and listen to the answers. Care about them and they will care about you.
Priorities: Focus on the fundamentals, and the results will take care of themselves. Start each day with a simple written list of what you plan to accomplish today. Make time to do the things that contribute to your purpose and your goals. Remember that if you don’t have time to do it right, what makes you think that you have time to do it over? Learn to adapt to your changing environment. Maintain a controlled sense of urgency. Being prompt, being reliable and contributing to your team will go a long way to ensure your success.
Persistence: Maintain a positive mental attitude. Your attitude is a choice you make each and every day. Choose to be positive. Don’t get bogged down in negative thinking. The past is just that — passed. The future is always a question mark. What, specifically, can you do today to continue toward your Purpose?How many people do you know who wake up in the morning and ask themselves, “How can I fail today?” Probably none. People fail because they haven’t focused on their Purpose or they haven’t Prepared themselves to take advantage of the opportunities. Or they have made poor choices in the People with whom they associate. They may have lost sight of their Priorities. Or, they’ve given up and failed to be Persistent.

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