You have to desperately crave to be successful.
Like a person who is drowning, you have to flail and fight and exert every ounce of effort within your control to get to where you wanna be.
There are a lot of skills that you need in order to be successful.
No matter what you think of as success — sports, politics, business, math, or science — there are things that you will need to adapt your lifestyle around in order to rise to the top and become a champion.
But one thing you can't learn from a book, a seminar, or a leadership guru, is the will to win.
And it's the most important difference between winners and losers.
Winners want to win.
It's the driving force that consumes their entire being.
They want to win. It is all they think about.
Just like a drowning man so desperately wants one more final gulp of oxygen, winners are consumed with an inner rage to achieve their goals.
It's not something that is nice to have or a recommended option.
It's the most important part of the fight.
It's what determines the final outcome.
There are a lot of people who can tell you how to be successful. They can repeat to you the exact textbook explanation for becoming a champion in whatever goal you set for yourself.
But there's a difference between knowing and doing and craving and struggling.
You need the will to win more than you do any other set of skills.
You need passion more than you do intellectual power.
You have to want it. Deep down in your bones.
It can't be bought or taught or borrowed.
It has to be something that's deep inside you, driving you to do what no one else is willing to do.
Do you want it?
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