Combine that with Ralph Waldo Emerson's words of wisdom, "Self-trust is the first secret to success," and you have access to a powerful fuel - one that can drive you into taking the action that most people fear.  Action is the necessary ingredient for massive success. 

Observe the people around you.  Observe their drive...their great ambition...their constant ideas.  Most people – over 80 percent - do not display drive, or ambition, or a constant flow of ideas.  That places you at a great advantage if you are among those who are determined to accomplish your goals.

It does not take the analytical intelligence of a rocket scientist to understand that a small amount of constant action, applied daily, consistently, over a long period of time, sets you apart from the rest of the pack.  It sets you up to succeed.

Your attitude during this time is crucial.  You may feel discontent inside, but still have the attitude that can conquer any adversity that shows its cowardly head.  Have full belief in your own brand of action.  Trust yourself and your instincts.  Keep your vision in the forefront of your consciousness.  As you observe those who are succeeding, look with admiring eyes on them.  Watch how they juggle the diverse areas of their lives.  Observe how they handle the demands that others put on their time.  Analyze how they handle adversity.  Determine whether their response is an act for free media attention – even negative attention may be more effective than advertising – or if they are displaying a true show of emotion.  Successful people are expected to function with a refined sense of self-control, but as Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis said, “they hold in their hearts the emotions of a simple person for the moments that are most important of those we know on earth.”