I now know that success can not choose me. It is waiting on a path that I must walk. In truth, it waits there for everyone. Many do not know where the path begins. Some search for a shortcut to the end. But the majority of the world does not even realise there is a path there at all.
by Chris Murray
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In his book "The Extremely Successful Salesman's Club," Chris Murray conveys a vital lesson about success: it cannot find us; instead, we must actively seek it by embarking on a personal journey. Success is not an arbitrary choice but a destination waiting to be reached, and it exists for everyone willing to pursue it. However, this journey begins with awareness; many people fail to even acknowledge that a path to success exists.

Murray emphasizes the importance of recognizing the starting point of our journey. While some individuals may look for quick ways to reach their goals, they often overlook the necessary steps that pave the way. The majority remain unaware of the opportunities that lie ahead, missing out on the potential for growth and achievement. Thus, understanding and committing to the path is crucial for anyone aspiring to succeed.

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