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Some people spend their entire lives working their way to success. We often wonder how successful people made it to the top and what their mindsets are. Being a high-achiever requires the most of what you can give and the best qualities you can develop.

In this episode, Brian Wright of Success Profiles Radio joins us to share the lessons he acquired from talking with high-achievers, as well as his personal experiences in attaining success. He emphasizes the importance of gratitude and building the proper network for your business. If you want to learn how you can stay motivated, be inspired, and lead others—fitting of a high-achiever—make sure that you listen to this podcast!

About Our Guest:

Brian Wright is the host of Success Profiles Radio and publisher of Success Profiles Magazine. Over the years, he has interviewed world-class achievers. Through Success Profiles and his own experience, Brian seeks to inspire, motivate, and educate aspiring entrepreneurs to become a higher version of themselves. Brian is also the author of three books, and he ghostwrites books for clients.

Brian's Insights on Success Profiles

Brian's Beginnings

• He learned what it's like to run a business on his father's farm.
• He left graduate school for some time because of burnout and tried various jobs, such as working in a call center, selling insurance, and resumé writing.
• In 2012, he started his radio show while still working a full-time job. And just in 2017, he went full time.
• Brian warns that if you don't like what you're doing, and you become good at it, that's what you'll keep getting.

Going Full-Time and Running Your Own Business

• For Brian, the greatest challenge is whether he could make a full-time income.
• Unlike people who grew up with an entrepreneurial background, it was a huge paradigm shift for someone used to working for other people.
• You must keep planting the seeds while you're harvesting because if you don't, the cycle will start again.

The Commonalities of Successful People

• They don't give up, no matter how hard the situation is.
• They seek mentoring relationships to find out what they need to know.
• It is vital to invest in yourself first before asking someone to invest in your programs.
• They have positive mindsets, and they stick around people who will lift them.

The Importance of Collaboration

• The force of the average is strong.
• People who think in terms of competition have a scarcity mindse

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