“Albert E.N.Gray spent a lifetime trying to discover the common denominator of success. He concluded that the successful person has formed the habit of doing things that failures don't like to do. Successful people don't like doing them either. But their dislike is subordinated to the strength of their purpose. Nobody likes to give pain to the muscles in the gym. Yet successful people subordinate the pain to the higher purpose of being healthy. Let’s subordinate our dislikes to a strong purpose. We may not enjoy every task on the path towards the goal. But success is about doing things that make us uncomfortable.”