Personal Truth

Success often viewed systematically, with rules and schedules that create charts that display accomplishments. GPA, financial returns, portfolio growth, career advancements are all measurements of achievement or failure. True success in life can only be achieved when you live, speak, and act completely within person truth. A great transcript isn’t necessary to have a fabulous job, a stellar portfolio doesn’t translate to phenomenal returns on investment, a job doesn’t equate financial returns that blow the socks off the rest of the world. A $100,000-in-debt-rule-following entrepreneur turned millionaire-single-mom once told me that her greatest success came from saying “Fuck it! I’m doing to create my own truth.” In 12 calendar months she threw away the rule book and created a business on her terms (and outside of her chosen educational path) and developed automated systems that skyrocketed her to success as an inspirational business coach. History continues to prove that true prosperity is generated not through dogma but instead by discovering a personal truth, one that is spoken of, placed into action, and becomes the central focus of life lived. Studies have shown that the majority of technology, marketing, and financially successful companies have discarded the rules and built success in their personal truth …show more content…
It seems as though progress through personal truth touches every aspect of life, even if that truth is not yours. Candy Lightner a mother from California, lost her daughter after a repeat drunk driving offender struck and killed her in 1980. Candy was left devastated and her personal truth turned to activism that equated to law reform for drunk drivers. She founded MADD which lead to true consequences for drunk driving. Candy Lightner spoke her truth, she acted on her truth, she lived her truth and her truth was successful, so successful in fact that it changed the laws in