You see continuous movement is the important thing here. Those who remain in one position and then lie to themselves about their progress are the ones in real trouble.
by Chris Murray
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In the book "The Extremely Successful Salesman's Club," author Chris Murray emphasizes the significance of continuous movement in achieving success. He suggests that merely standing still and convincing oneself of progress can lead to a false sense of accomplishment. This mindset can ultimately hinder real growth and development.

Murray warns that individuals who do not actively pursue change and improvement are likely to find themselves in difficult situations. Real success comes from consistent effort and adaptability, rather than complacency. Recognizing the need for ongoing movement is crucial for personal and professional advancement.

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