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The Success Indicator: The Qualities Of Successful People VS Unsuccessful People (INFOGRAPHIC)

Posted on January 25, 2013 in Infographics, Personal Growth, Success // 0 Comments

Have you ever thought about the qualities that successful people tend to possess compared to the qualities that unsuccessful people?

Check out this eye-opening infographic below that is based on a list of “success indicators” created by MaryEllen Tribby.

Does every successful person possess all of these qualities? No.

No more than every unsuccessful person possesses all of the qualities on the other list.

I am not even insinuating that this list is all-encompassing. I am sure that there are qualities missing from both lists.

But it still is a great tool to look at and use to compare our own tendencies and lifestyle with.

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