Do You Have What It Takes To Be Number One?

These past few days I was very inspired and blessed for the great results that I achieved. The kind of results that was once a dream. I’m referring to ranking way up to the top of  Google search result page rank for selected keywords in just over three days. It is a skill that can be learned and developed  through search engine optimization.

But what really inspired me the most and made me a very proud father was my son, Justin Daniel Castaneda‘s 3 medal awards. He received medals during their recognition day held at Guadalupe Seminary. For the second time, he was the first honor for Kidzone Learning School of  Maysilo Plainview, Mandaluyong City.

It was also by accident that I managed to borrow  audiobooks, What It Takes to Be #1 : Vince Lombardi on Leadership and Rich Like Them: My Door-To-Door Search for the Secrets of Wealth in America’s Richest Neighborhoods from the National Library Singapore.

So what it really takes to be number 1?

First, above all things else are my humble praises, worship and prayers to Almighty God for all the blessings that I  have presently. I always make sure to give thanks for the blessings and the future.

Second,  looking back about how I managed to get on top of Google rankings, I spend my time with mentors or coaches who are themselves number one in their respective fields of expertise. I must say that hanging around with winners is a very big factor in achieving whatever you want to be in life.

Third, I must say that my hungry pursuit in personal development played an important key to become number 1. You see, if I improve myself ten times more imagine how much improvement will it give to my family and  friends. It is the character that will make a difference as I communicate and interact with different people. I have to be very careful with the words that I share with my friends, it can either break me or inspire them to become better. Attitude is indeed everything. I am still very consistent to say ” I Love You” to my wife and my son.