What is it that separates people who enjoy success from the majority of people who end up frustrated? The answer lies in how you or I respond to failure. It is what we do about failure that makes the difference.

I believe that nothing significant and sustainable is achieved ever by chance but happens only because of design. Let us now look at people who have achieved tremendous success in life.

For a moment, think of all the possible beliefs you have in your life which could be possibly limiting you all these years.

Have you ever heard of the phrase that the rich get richer, and the poor get poorer. Well, many people think that it is obvious because when you are born rich, you have all the money to go to the best schools, the money will allow you to continue to start companies that will make you rich, or simply that you will just inherit the money and continue to be rich for the matter.

I have noticed so many times that people are only rewarded their dreams after they have gone through one of these huge plunges. I believe these huge failures and plunges are a life's way of testing our level of commitment.

It does not matter whether our beliefs are true or not. The question you must ask is, "Are the beliefs you have useful in empowering you to take action?" or "Are your beliefs holding you back?

Understand the power of anchoring for two reasons. The first reason is to learn how to install powerful anchors so that you can access resource states at anytime you want.

Now, besides using anchoring to create powerful states in yourself, can you also use it to create anchors of love, confidence, motivation and enthusiasm for other people? Of course you can!

Here are 2 examples to illustrate how the different beliefs we adopt affect and impact our outcomes in life

Are you ready to anchor yourself for success? Great! I want you to choose 5 resource states you would like to access in different situations in your life. For example, if you gave public presentations and always felt nervous before going up, you may want to create an anchor that fires off a state of confidence or maybe even a state of calm so that you can go up there and deliver a great speech.