What to do to be high achievers? I’ve found high achievers, be they property investors, business people or entrepreneurs do things in a certain way and think in a certain way.

Don’t compare your life to others and don’t judge them; you have no idea what their journey is all about. Stop trying to be someone else. We all have our own distinct purposes in life. Be yourself always and become the best version of you. You are original, not a counterfeit.

What High Achievers Do Differently

Here are 10 things high achievers Do, You should try too
1. Be an early riser
Starting your day before dawn is a life choice high achievers make early on. It gives them so much extra time throughout the week and they can use the peace of the early morning to work on stuff they believe in. It also boosts their productivity, helps them kick start the day and build discipline over time.

2. They are focused.
High achievers don’t self-destruct or quit in the face of adversity – they are willing to step out of their comfort zone and delve into the  unknown and do not divert. They keep their minds free from clutter. They are tolerant of themselves and learn by making mistakes. They focus on creating, not criticizing. They don’t focus on perfection as they know that will distract them from excellence. They are aware that hurrying and being busy aren’t the same as productivity, but rather reveal an exaggerated sense of their own importance.
3. Create the ideal morning routine.
What you do once you wake up early is also crucial. Add the right morning habits and you can be sure you’ll make the most of each morning. That’s what high achievers do and why they even look forward to the morning the night before.

4. They don’t make excuses.
High achievers are courageous, determined, motivated and disciplined. For many, these are learned behaviors. They persevere and stand by their convictions with unswerving passion. Many moguls, tycoons, athletes, movie stars, entrepreneurs and inventors achieved greatness through their invincible spirit. Sure, they have their faults and weaknesses – they’re human – but they don’t let these get in their way: they flex their courage muscles and walk through their fears.
 
5. High achievers know how to rest.
In order to stay on top of your game, you’ll need to take frequent breaks, meditate, sleep well and let go of stress and worries.

If you can’t sleep, are always thinking about what’s left to be done, work all day without a break, and don’t have any time for yourself, you’ll be exhausted, in a bad mood and won’t have the results you desire. All that leads to burnout and often depression.

Don’t let it happen, check out the sleep patterns of highly successful and productive people and see how much they sleep.
 
6. Take responsibility.
High achievers are responsible for anything that happens in their life. Instead of blaming others for what’s wrong, they take action to fix it. Be like them.
 
7. Spend time with the right people.
There are people you don’t need in your life anymore who you’re surrounded by constantly. But their way of thinking affects yours and often it’s in a negative way.

So remove toxic people from your life and find positive, purpose-driven ones instead. Surround yourself with high achievers, and you’ll soon become one of them.
 
8. They are willing to fail. They don’t give up after failing. They see every failure as a chance to improve.

That’s when evening routines come in handy.

9. They are prepared to work and succeed on their own merits. They don’t feel the world owes them anything.
 
10. Stop doing anything unproductive.
The average person wastes time doing so many things daily, while leaving what’s truly important behind.

Remember that you’ll have to do your best if you really want to see yourself successful. So break the bad habits, stop doing stuff that doesn’t get you closer to your goals, and concentrate on maximizing efficiency instead.

That’s how high achievers spend their everyday life. Definitely differently from the rest.