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What is success ? There are many definitions. One that I hear often is "to
do (or to live according to) what you want". That is true, but I would
complete the definition by adding and underlining: "knowing what you really
want". In fact, we are often pushed to go and put our energy in achieving
what we are "supposed" to want, and we may give not enough attention in
making sure about what we really want. I say "supposed" to want because
there are many external factors that condition us and determine our beliefes
around what is good and what is not, what is a good goal and what is not,
and so on.

But the self-awareness about who we really are and what we really want is
the premise to achieving any real, long lasting success in our life. Without
this, we are likely to move along two ways: One is the walk around life
aimless, without a goal. The other is to pursue an aim that, on a deep
level, we do not feel like really ours. In both these situation we find
difficulties in expressing and manifesting our full potential. Even if we
keep on repeating ourselves that we have a certain goal, if we are not
deeply convinced of it, it will be difficult for us to really put all the
necessary energy and committment. Our inner conflicts and not clear
intentions interfere with our actions.

Things turn around dramaticly when we know what we really want. Not only we
feel and use another level of energy, but also we experience a feeling of
peace and trust. We are then ready to manifest what we have inside in the
world around us and create the destiny we deserve. We achieve dramatic
improvement in all the key areas of our life: relationships, body, financial
state.

All we need is already within us now, but we need to really find it, listen
to it, and translate it into our realities. When we dedicate time to this
research within ourselves, we spend well our time, in my opinion. In the
self-improvement world, there are also techniques that can help in this
process and speed it up. It is a promising and fashinating research. Just
one more, appearently small idea, can have a huge impact in our whole life.

Best wishes,
Roberto Zarotti