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12 Things Successful Women Do Differently

Every woman has her own definition of success. But there are certain traits that most successful women share.

Here are 12 things I've learned that successful women do differently:

1. They are deeply passionate about what they do. "Without passion, all the skill in the world won't lift you above craft," wrote dancer Twyla Tharp in her book, The Creative Habit. If you don't love what you do, you're probably not going to be motivated to go above and beyond, to innovate and to stand out in the workplace. But if you're passionate about your career, it will make putting time and effort into it pleasurable, not a chore.

2. They don't expect perfection -- of themselves or those around them. Research has shown that wasting time and energy trying to be "perfect" only leads to unhappiness. Successful women know that that they can't do everything well all the time. Beating yourself up for your perceived flaws will only dampen your abilities at work, not to mention your mental health. think about what's wonderful to you instead. Then boldly, audaciously, joyfully, leave the rest behind."

3. Often, they become the boss. Many successful women have figured out that if you're the boss, you can set your own rules. "The higher you go in a corporation, the easier it is ... The truth is you get more control." And when you're in control, you have the ability to create a more sane, happy and balanced workplace for yourself and your employees.

4. They marry well -- or not at all. Successful women know the value of a true relationship "I don’t know of a single woman in a leadership position whose life partner is not fully -- and I mean fully -- supportive of her career." And many successful women forgo marriage all together.

5. They believe that they will be successful. Not to go all "If you build it, he will come," on you, but believing in your own success -- no matter how crazy your idea might seem -- is integral to achieving it. ." Bottom line? Confidence -- and faith in yourself -- is key.

6. They're not afraid to take risks. all women should ask themselves the question: "What would you do if you weren't afraid?" Affecting change -- in your career and beyond -- requires the ability to stop .Lean In.

7. They know that failure goes hand-in-hand with success. "Failure is not the opposite of success but a stepping stone to success," . Successful women know that you can't excel all the time, and that an inevitable part of taking leaps in your career is falling down sometimes.

8. They take care of themselves physically. "My morning run is when my head is most clear and when I synthesize all of the things that are going on in my head," Many successful women have spoken about the value of regular exercise -- not because they are trying to be thin, but because they know that exercise relieves stress, releases endorphins and increases energy.

9. They know that their to-do lists will never be completed, and they're okay with that. Sometimes you can be more productive by accepting that you're simply not going to get everything done. Learning to let go of certain goals, responsibilities and tasks can be difficult, but freeing. unrealistic goals lifelong "to do" list

10. They make sure to schedule alone time. Research has shown that women tend to prioritize domestic responsibilities such as housework and child care over themselves. Successful women know that they need to schedule alone time the same way they plan meetings, family dinners and networking events.

11. They know how to foster genuine relationships -- and keep them strong. Having a support network is key to being successful. Keeping up your friendships and forming new ones at every place you work makes you happier and helps your career : 'This is fun. You will never forget this. Please enjoy yourself.'"

12. They express gratitude to those around them. No woman's success happens in a vacuum. Wildly successful women acknowledge those that support them every day -- both in their home lives and at the office. And that graciousness not only makes them better people, but loyalty from their employees.

Gidget Groendyk

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