Early rising
Some people are early risers, while others are night owls. However, one habit is very common among successful people (perhaps unfortunately for some): getting up early in the morning.
Ability to detect things not worth investing energy in
Successful people can detect and exploit opportunities. But an equally important habit is the ability to recognise early on which things are not worth investing too much precious time and energy in.
Willingness to take risks
As Addicted2Success.com states, without a certain amount of risk, it is impossible to achieve greater success. Of course, this does not mean successful people are irresponsible or suicidal; the risks they take tend to be well-considered and well-calculated.
Visualising success and possible solutions
Successful people tend to be visionaries who can describe in detail to themselves and those around them what success or a solution to a problem they are currently facing looks like.
Deep work
The ability to focus deeply on what we are doing is something that humanity as a whole is losing in the long run. However, successful people retain the ability to do deep work and often use it to good effect.
Keeping and using notes and written plans
Sometimes successful people seem to have the memory of an elephant. In fact, most of them keep meticulous notes of meetings, appointments, plans or their own thoughts. This helps them keep track of events, what they have promised or said, or what the people around them have promised in return.
Asking important and awkward questions
Successful people are not afraid to ask questions out loud, including uncomfortable ones. For example, if there are any doubts about a project, they have no problem discussing the topic.
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