The first category of people are those who don’t have an understanding of what life entails. They grow up seeing the way things are done in their environment, they become entrenched in them and flow with things the way they are. They are basically driven by the beliefs and cultural mind-sets inherited from their environment or surroundings. They find it hard to think outside the norms in their society and are limited to the thinking of their environment. They never get to the point of understanding how life works. They basically live their lives as reactions to the events of life.

The third category of people describes those who don’t just have aspirations, but have managed to translate their aspirations into progress and productivity in life. However when progress sets in, they get themselves involved in so many activities that eventually choke the initial progress experienced. This category seems to lack definite objectives of what they are meant to do in life. Dr Myles Munroe once said that when the purpose of a thing is not known, abuse is inevitable.

1.    They have an open mind.

2.    They are objective in their learning.

3.    They have a flexible disposition to what they have learnt and considered right.

4.    They are bold enough to take the necessary risks required.

5.    They understand that success in life is in phases.

6.    They are committed to continuous learning that guarantees continuous progress.

Summarily, you need to identify your element. Functioning outside your element is functioning outside what I will call your “Ease-Zone”. The following steps show the simple steps to success in life;