Successful people who consistently win in their lives have no room for self-deception, fantasy, or fiction. They are honest with themselves and others, telling it like it is. They are more prone to self-criticism, than self-deception, and they adhere to high but realistic standards. They are not at all defensive when they receive feedback; they try to find something of value in each one. They don't get carried away with unnecessary distractions or irrelevant matters. They know exactly who they are and start from that truth.
They are not fooled about the scope or demands of the challenges that are set before them. They deal exclusively with the truth because they know that this is the only way they will realize their vision. Their attitude is – “If I know what the problem is, I can find a solution. If I don't know, I can't anticipate problems and uncertainties." If we want to achieve success always, without exception, we must use only true facts. It applies to both thinking and behavior toward others. Both for ourselves and for those around us. There are never false facts or scheming behavior, so there is no long-term successful outcome.
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