How success happens

Every overnight success we’ve seen has been years in the making. And those overnight successes are rarely because of an amazing idea or a stroke of luck. We asked some of our favorite folks from the community about what characteristics are at the heart of their success story?

What is the most important factor behind your and Lanhtropy’s success? It is pretty difficult to pinpoint one, as the failure or success of something is never down to only one factor. “Don’t ask a juggler which ball is the highest priority. Success is to do it all.” Any company’s healthy growth involves great dynamism and therefore flexibility, so the focus for each stage varies accordingly. Read more>>

Diligence and perseverance! If I like something and I want to do it, then I will definitely do it as soon as possible. Read more>>

Authenticity and non-traditional therapeutic approaches are I the most important factors behind the success of my brand. Authenticity- I pride myself on being my truest and authentic self. As a licensed mental health counselor I try to align my who I am personally and professionally. Read more>>

That’s a great question. I believe the most important factor in our success of anything is branding yourself as a person and being that person in all areas of your life. Itz Why LLC® got its name because I believe our personal ‘why’ should be the foundation of everything we do. It sounds simple but it’s more complex than most of us realize and I had to get this message out there. Read more>>

One of the essential factors in the success of Jules Management Group is our commitment to providing excellent service in the area of branding and marketing. We understand that our clients entrust us with a critical part of their lives, and we take that responsibility very seriously. Our team works hard to provide the best possible service, which shows in our client satisfaction rates. Read more>>

It’s difficult to really answer this question without understanding what success means to me. To me success is first and foremost an internal feeling. Do I feel happy? Am I at peace? If I don’t, what’s the point? Read more>>

My first job was in the admission office at Georgetown University in Washington, DC. I traveled all over the world speaking to families about the programs and curriculum at the University. At Georgetown, I learned to be comfortable speaking in front of large crowds and when presenting to big groups how important it was to connect with your audience; Read more>>
