10. Success often comes like an avalanche

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We often hear success stories that refer to the significant opportunity that launched a career. (We usually don't pay much attention to the time it took someone to work or the capital they spent to get it off the ground.)

You may work relentlessly and non-stop for 4-5 years, for minimal profits. Chase jobs and clients without great results.
You may write, design, paint, photograph, create very beautiful things, but the impact is very small. Few people pay attention to your work.

Then you start thinking that things are very difficult, that maybe you are doing guatemala mobile database something wrong, that you will never succeed, that you will spend your life struggling for minimal profit and recognition.
You are ready to give up, while wondering what those who succeeded did.

So one day you land a great deal. Then the next one comes.
The phone starts ringing, positive messages come from everywhere.
Some who didn't pay attention to your work and your work are now following you. Those you once admired respect you and treat you as an equal.
Some start approaching you to ask for something from you (yes, you won't escape them!)

You have a slight fear that the “miracle” won’t last long, that you’ll be back where you were.
You wonder what happened all of a sudden, where were they all hiding while you struggled feeling invisible?