Every person wants and strives to be happy, loved and successful. But, unfortunately, not everyone succeeds. I invite you to talk today about the universal laws of success. There are many of them, but there are a few very important ones that help us achieve success in any area of ​​life, be it family, work, business or personal relationships. I consider the most important law to be the “law of 100% responsibility.” If we want to be masters of our lives, then we must take responsibility for everything that happens in our lives. This means that we need to stop blaming other people for our difficulties and problems; stop judging and discussing the merits and demerits of others; stop showing dissatisfaction with neighbors, friends, spouse, children, parents, boss, government, country, etc. And also stop complaining, being embarrassed, defending yourself and blaming. If something doesn’t work out for us, something doesn’t suit us, it’s broken, shattered, or doesn’t grow together - we need to look for the reasons in ourselves, in what and how we think. Because There is a “law of attraction” and it says that what we think about, we get even more in our lives. The more our thoughts are occupied with condemnation, accusation, defense, the more situations will arise and be created in our lives in which we are forced to defend ourselves, accuse and condemn even more. And until we stop this in our heads, in our habits, we will walk in a vicious circle with a constant deterioration in the quality of our own lives. Only those who live by the “law of 100% responsibility” can stop their process of negative thoughts and change their habit. This means that we need to ask ourselves questions more often: “If this happened to me, what did I do wrong? Or why did this happen to me, what does this teach me?” The answers to these questions will help us spend our energy on improving our lives and gaining experience, and not on complaints and lamentations. Another important law of success is very closely related to the “law of attraction” - the “law of gratitude.” The point is that we need to thank not when we have something, but we need to thank for what we already have! The more we thank, the more reasons for gratitude appear in our lives. Some authors of success theories also explain this by the fact that when we give thanks for what we already have, we launch the mechanism of abundance in our lives. If we complain that we lack something or say “no money”, “I can’t go because... “nothing to wear” and much more - we trigger the mechanism of poverty, poverty and scarcity. It is very important to learn to apply the laws of success in your life not formally, but sincerely. Agree, there is always something to be grateful for and there is always someone to thank, but it is also important to feel gratitude. I emphasize: it is important to feel gratitude and appreciation, to whom and for what we are grateful! Otherwise, the formal implementation of any law is self-interest. “I want to get something, but I’m not going to share anything.” Well, we get what we give. There are a lot of methods and ways to apply the “law of gratitude”! You can get into the habit of saying thank you verbally: when you go to bed, or get up in the morning and drink coffee or brush your teeth, or on the way to work or home. You can purchase some kind of “talisman of gratitude”, place it where it will often catch your eye or hand - it could be a keychain, a coin in your pocket, a souvenir on the table and much more. Every time your gaze or hand comes across this talisman, mentally say sincere words of gratitude to yourself, life, and specific people. You can also keep a “success diary” - daily write down all your successes and gratitude for the past day. By the way, it’s a great boost to self-esteem! There are many ways and methods, you can come up with your own, but if we want success to enter our lives firmly and forever, it is important.