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  • Writer's pictureDan Plowman

10 Traits of Successful People

Updated: Jul 17, 2020

Have you ever wondered what some of the most successful people have in common? Of course not all successful people are the same, but they often share these at least some of these attributes:





  1. They’re ambitious. They have a strong desire to achieve their goals and are willing to put in the hours and hard work that it takes to reach them.

  2. They stay positive. Despite encountering setbacks, they stay positive and refuse to let obstacles get the best of them or stand in the way of their success. They keep their eye on the prize and know that the future is bright.

  3. They’re organized. From daybooks to agendas, successful people stay organized so that their head is clear and they can focus on the important stuff.

  4. They do what they believe in. They do what they believe in and stay true to their values and beliefs at work and in life.

  5. They’re confident in their abilities. When faced with adversity, they stay confident in their abilities, knowing they can overcome any obstacle.

  6. They have a vision. They have a clear vision of the success they wish to achieve, keeping them inspired and motivated.

  7. They’re always learning. Successful people don’t stay in one place for long. They’re always learning and absorbing as much new information as possible, so they can continuously evolve and be better tomorrow than they were yesterday.

  8. They never forget where they came from. No matter the success they achieve, it is important for successful people remain grateful and remember where they came from. They shouldn't take their positions for granted and they should always give credit to the support system that helped them get to where they are.

  9. They don’t back down. They face challenges head on and never back down even when things don’t go according to plan.

  10. They’re themselves. Perhaps most importantly, they are true to themselves. They know that their uniqueness is what sets them apart in the world and they use this to their advantage in everything they do.


“I should not be more excited about your business than you are.” - Dan Plowman

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