Success lies in achieving your goals

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Born, 65. Brian Tracy's hair has turned completely white, but his figure is still as tall as a young man's, thanks to his long-term physical exercise. When listening to others, he looks very focused and smiles. Once he speaks, he is good at creating a magnetic field that can attract the attention of everyone present. Bohn. Trish was once Bill. Gates’ business mentors, Buffett and Michael. Dale and Jack. Welch had heard him speak. He is the most influential speaker and success lecturer in the United States, having spoken in 43 countries * * Held lectures in 92 countries * * . He recently came to China and gave three speeches in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. Unlike most lecturers who teach success, Bohn. Trish * He likes to tell his own stories, which is because he himself is a living success textbook. “My life path was not smooth from the beginning. ”Bohn. Trish often says this because he was once a dropout who came from a poor background and never graduated from high school. Three life-changing truths from Bowen. Tracy was born in San Diego, USA. His parents never had regular jobs, so he often faced the dilemma of lack of supplies when he was a teenager. Many years later, when he recalled his family situation as a teenager, he said that the theme song in their family at that time was "We Can't Afford It"! Didn't graduate from high school, Bone. Trish dropped out of school. Bohn. Tracy's first job was washing dishes in a small restaurant. She went to work at 4 pm every day and often worked until the early morning of the next day. His second job was car washing, and then he moved to a cleaning management company, where he often washed floors until midnight. At that time, he couldn't help but think, "Maybe I will be washing things for the rest of my life?" ” At the age of 20, Bohn. Trish started traveling. He once traveled across the Americas, Europe, Asia and Africa with two friends, spending 300 US dollars, traveling 17,000 miles, mainly by car and walking. In Africa, the Sahara Desert Jean Beaune. Trish suffered a lot, and that’s when he began to realize, “Everyone has to cross his own Sahara. ” Bohn. Trish began to try to change his life. After hard physical work every day, he would spend 5 hours studying * . Many of his peers couldn't understand why a man who did manual labor had to work so hard every day.