There are three Ingredients of sustainable success.

By having these ingredients people can easily get success.

“ SUCCESS IS A JOURNEY, NOT A DESTINATION.”

1.Technical ability

You know your area of expertise exceedingly well. If you are a brain surgeon that means knowing a lot about how the brain works- neurology, neuroanatomy, neurotransmitters, and the nervous system for starters. Or if you want to be a musician you have to know a lot about music and your instrument of specialization or singing.

You can't fake those skills. You have to learn them and put in the hours to get there. You have to be very good at what you do. this has been the emphasis of most education the world over.

The problem is that in our growingly complex world technical expertise is not enough. Taking the example of the brain surgeon, he or she needs a whole team around them that includes among others, nurses, an anesthetist, administrators, and cleaning staff. or in the case of a musician, just being a great singer or player of an instrument does not guarantee you will get regular work-in some of the major cities of the world like London and new york the buskers on the subway or tube system can be phenomenally gifted and they appear to be begging for money!!

2.People skills

This in terms of being an alliance builder. Another way of saying that is you have to take what you do well and build alliances with those who have the skills and resources that complement your own to form mutually beneficial relationships.

In the past, this has been confined to the area of good intentions. We just assume that if we are all well-meaning then everything will work out. However, good intentions in and of themselves are not enough.

Some people naturally and intuitively have good people skills. Fortunately, for the rest of us, these people skills can be a learned-another name for them is leadership skills.

3.Character

It is possible to be very skilled technically and even very effective as a leader of others, but there is something about you as a person that gets in the way of progressing further.

This is more than talent or ability; it has to do with who you are as a person. At its most basic level, this includes being honest, ethical, and trustworthy, but it goes further than that.