I first met SUCCESS CEO Glenn Sanford in Palm Springs, California, the place he was residing, working and touring from a 35-foot motorcoach along with his associate, Debbie Biery. We had been discussing what it means to construct a tradition of innovation—the place everybody from the interns to the VPs have the braveness to problem the established order and ask “why?” Why is it carried out this manner? What if we tried it that means?
His purpose was to instill the counter-culture idea of, “If it’s not damaged, break it.” I went on to put in writing an article about SUCCESS’ new CEO and all of the methods he deliberate to take the model to the subsequent degree. However the phrase and the concept caught with me. It’s one of many important causes I later returned to SUCCESS.
Now, in my first concern as editor-in-chief, we have fun our a hundred and twenty fifth 12 months as {a magazine} with a nod to the previous within the Orison Swett Marden function from July 1909 on the significance of precedent breakers. We have fun the longer term with the SUCCESS 125: our annual record of inspiring individuals who have made impacts of their communities throughout, as they are saying, these unprecedented occasions. You’ll discover this concern full of ideas for staying on monitor together with your targets in 2022, whether or not monetary, enterprise, private, health-related or leader-focused.
Anticipate extra change within the coming points. You’ll see new faces and voices all through our numerous platforms and choices—SUCCESS.com, SUCCESS Group, Achievers All-Entry, SUCCESS Audio system Bureau, SUCCESS Teaching and SUCCESS Guide Membership, amongst others.
We’ll have missteps. You’ll see these too. We name that “failing ahead.” It’s all a part of the method of determining how greatest to serve you, the reader, in an more and more complicated world.
It’s telling, then, that in our a hundred and twenty fifth 12 months as {a magazine}, we glance to interrupt all of the molds of the earlier 125 years, and proceed breaking new ones, as we study, develop and evolve—collectively.
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