Life after the goal, or how to achieve success, investing in actions, and not in the result

Do you think life is a race for success? So many people think. So Maier Feldberg also thought, until once he missed the world record for swimming. Being too focused on the goal, Meyer did not calculate his strength and was defeated.
This story formed the basis of its system of principles, following which you invariably achieve your plan. So, having completed a sports career, the author of the book became a professor and honorary dean of the Colombian Business School, senior adviser to the Morgan Stanley investment banking department. He is surrounded by faithful and influential friends, and marriage lasts more than 50 years.
The success formula of Professor Feldberg is simple:
- The failure follows luck,
- Behind her - a sound solution,
- Then again luck,
- followed by an even more sound solution.
He applied this formula to any task and relied on it in relations with others, which he talks about in his book. He offers the reader 18 principles, using which you can leave the winner from any race