“Success is to be measured not so much
by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has
overcome while trying to succeed.” - Booker T. Washington
Managing success is more challenging
than managing failures. It sounds strange right! Yes, when you achieve success more
people flock around you to congratulate and to share your success. And you find
it tough to manage them. At the same time you will have more challenges as
there will be people who are envious of your success and criticize you by highlighting
your negative past or sometimes criticize your means and methods of reaching to
the top.
It is tough to know who are your real friends
especially after achieving success. When you fail you can easily assess your
friends who stand by you. It is true
that prosperity brings friends while adversity tests them.
After achieving success, if you don’t
pay attention to others due to your busy schedules you will be misunderstood
that success has gone to your head. If you closely associate with everybody few
people may take undue advantage out of your closeness. They may send wrong signals to others. Sometimes
people try to attack you so that they get noticed easily by others. These days,
several small people with little egos began attacking the big leaders with
shoes. Sometimes they slap the top people in public to get instant publicity.
Therefore, the successful people have to be more careful in protecting their
image and managing their success. They know how hard to achieve success and
they must also learn that maintaining success and retaining fame is still
harder.
Hence, understand the intricacies
involved in achieving success. Learn to manage your success well through proper
time management. And above all, have humility
to grow still taller in stature. Accept
the reality that it is easy to manage failures but tough to manage your
success.
Professor M.S.Rao
Founder, MSR Leadership Consultants,
India
Email: profmsr7@gmail.com
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