Mauro Libi: What is the difference between success and failure?

The answer is acting on your ideas and initiatives. This may seem like a simple answer but it is only simple in hindsight.

A successful person constantly looks for ways to be ahead of the competition, looks for ways to be the best. This involves constantly learning and training to be the best in your field. This education and training gives you the ability to think and come up with ideas. An idea doesn't do you any good if you do not act on it. However acting on something new is a risk.  It's never been tested. It may not be accepted by the public. But if you believe in your idea, action is not enough. You have to excite your customers or the general public about your idea.

Apple I-phones and its generic cell phone company competition are always looking for new innovations. They always try to come up with new technology first. At the same time for months before their new idea is marketed, they do everything possible to excite the public about the new and coming product.

The company that will be most successful is the one that is willing to take the risks in being the first because if it is successful, it's success can be amazing.

In the real world coming out with this latest technology months after your competition, can result in failure. So when an idea comes your way and you think it is a good one, it would be imperative to act quickly and get it out first. This would involve proper time management. Time management is a skill that can be learned and trained. It means getting all the steps involved organized quickly and getting your set goal to be reached. When your product is introduced to your customers, you want it to be the best, better than the product that your competition will later come out with. With the proper prior marketing , they will be lining up to buy your product.

In retrospect, successful people are the best educated and they turn ideas into action in a timely organized manner. They know how to properly market themselves and they are not afraid of taking risks.

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