Brian R. Larcher - Seeing Success: Unlock the Brilliant and Successful You

Seeing Success

Unlock The Brilliant & Successful You

by

Brian R Larcher

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The Author

Brian R Larcher

Brian R Larcher is a company chief executive. His interest in personal development started when he was young and was fostered by his recruitment by the Mars group as one of their trainee salesmen.

Brians career and expertise grew quickly as he moved through sales, marketing and business management positions with several other blue chip companies, including LOreal, Procter and Gamble, Winthrop Laboratories and Revlon. He has particular experience in operational business management, marketing, team building and the development of leadership skills.

In 1997, Brian was awarded lifetime Freedom of The City of London.

To my father, Arthur Robert Smyth Larcher (Bob) a model of success.

To my mother, Joyce Muriel Claira Larcher (Joy by name Joy by nature!),
whose courage and strength of character was an example to all.

To Nicola, Chloe and Lily,

for their endless support, interest, enthusiasm and love.

There are two parts to this book

1. The first three Chapters are by way of an introduction and preparation to help enable the right frame of mind for us to See Success.

   It is my goal to assist you to cleanse any past concerns, worries or fears from your mind so that you can visualize the vista of success in your life and enjoy the journey.

   A product of participating in the exercises in this section is the possibility of a fresh start and the realization of your true potential.
   

2. are in the form of tips and hints, covering many aspects of personal development, success and achievement.

   These can be read through in the same way as the initial chapters, but will, I hope, also provide you with a rich source to return to when you need inspiration in the future.

Contents

When Brian Larcher said to me that he was preparing a book on Personal Success in this format, I could not see how such a big subject could be condensed into such a small book, but the result speaks for itself.

Brian has compiled an excellent, entertaining introduction and guide to a wealth of personal success subjects and secrets. Once you dig into these bite-sized tips, you cannot help but get a taste for more. Thats just great, because if you take these first steps seriously and then follow up with further reading from some of the works Brian has recommended, as well as the many other publications on this subject, then you will be well on your way to the success you desire and deserve.

Just have a clear image of your goals, have faith in yourself, and dont ever give up. See you at the top!

In all things, success depends upon previous preparation, and without such preparation there is sure to be failure - Confucius, c550 c478bc

I was delighted when Bob Safford Senior agreed to write the foreword to this book. He is a remarkable man; a self-made multi-millionaire who still makes time to mentor many on leadership skills. I am privileged to call him my guide and personal friend. Over the past 30 years, Bob has helped thousands build financial independence and is truly a leader of leaders.

Footnote: Sadly, since the completion of this work, Bob has left us and has gone to the Great Hall of Achievement in the sky. He is greatly missed, but through the power of his life and imagination, his message and legacy lives on in the very many lives of those whom he enriched with his wonderfully inspiring spirit.

This book is my personal distillation of many works, quotes and sayings on the subject of personal success. It is by no means exhaustive.

Self-improvement does not come easily for most of us. Successes are made, not born.

The first step is to accept yourself as you are. To like and, yes, even love yourself as you are. Then accept how you became who you are now so that you can set the past aside and take a fresh baggage free look at your strengths and abilities. Then take a relaxed look at where your life is now, where you would like it to be, and what you need to be, know and achieve to gain these goals for yourself. This might require a little time alone and apart from the rush of daily life but it is well worth it.

Now once you have a clear view of where you want to go and who you need to be to live that life, you can make a map, set a course and be that success.

The first step is to be there in your mind. See yourself as that person who has already achieved success and it will be yours.

A man is but the product of his thoughts. What he thinks, he becomes - Mahatma Gandhi, 18691948

The fundamental goal of this book is to help you to make the very most of the abilities that you have and use them positively to affect your own life and those of others around you. In some respects, you could liken it to a motoring guide. If you're a driver, for example, you will know how much you had to learn both in terms of the rules of the road and how to control a vehicle to be able to pass the test and to drive proficiently. With practice, this is no longer a conscious activity but comes naturally. That's not to say that we don't ensure that we are entirely aware of everything around us when we're driving, but that some actions become habitual with experience and the right initial training.

If you think of our Body, Mind and Will in the same way, then it makes sense to expect the need to learn how to effectively use the rules of nature to best advantage. The same analogy is true of any new skill or ability we may wish to learn and put into practice. Our proficiency is in direct relationship to the time and effort we put into learning the process. How is it, then, that many of us expect to automatically understand how to get the best from our Mind and Will without effort, with respect to our goals and desires for success?