Below these tips to success is from ABC’s 20/20 show, four super rich billionaires – John Paul DeJoria, the founder of Paul Mitchell hair products and owner of Patron Spirits; Patriarch Partners’Lynn Tilton; Guy Laliberte, the founder of Cirque du Soleil; and Tony Hsieh, CEO of Zappos.

Their 20 keys to success advice are useful no matter what you’re financial aspirations.

1. Figure out what you’re so passionate about that you’d be happy doing it for 10 years, even if you never made any money from it. That’s what you should be doing.

2. Always be true to yourself.

3. Figure out what your values are and live by them, in business and in life.

4. Rather than focus on work-life separation, focus on work-life integration.

5. Don’t network. Focus on building real relationships and friendships where the relationship itself is its own reward, instead of trying to get something out of the relationship to benefit your business or yourself.

6. Remember to maximize for happiness, not money or status.

7. Think about what your definition of success really is. Is it externally driven or internally driven?

8. Get ready for rejection.

9. Success unshared is failure. Give back — share your wealth.

10. Successful people do all the things unsuccessful people don’t want to do.

11. Values and ethics always come first.

12. Don’t lie, cheat or steal for one penny or one dollar — ever.

13. Business with bad people is always bad business.

14. You have to learn that you can walk away from someone who you care about for the greater good.

15. When my management teams come into the room, I hug them, I give them truth and “harsh speak” when they’re in, and then I hug them on the way out.

16. The truth is cold and hard, but it’s the first point on the path to hope and salvation.

17. Don’t do what you do for the money. Whatever path you choose, do it because it makes your heart beat fast.

18. If you do good, good will come back to you.

19. You have to be fundamentally engaged and honest toward yourself.

20. Live your life full throttle. Take risks!

Chances are, at one point in your life you set a big goal. You got excited, maybe created a plan, and started taking action. Then, the next thing you know, you are motivation is GONE and you are constantly encountering struggle every step of the way. And to make it worse, you have no clue why it is happening, and to live the life you have always dreamed about since childhood becomes like just a dream, which might not ever come true!

So what the heck is going on here? Well, when I look at my own life experiences, I know exactly what you mean, and here’s my take on it.

We become what we practice. It’s as simple as that. What you’ll do today is about 99% habits that have become deeply ingrained.

Everything from how you get out of bed in the morning, the types of food you eat for breakfast, your ability to focus and concentrate and let go while meditating, the kinds of conversations you have with your loved ones, friends and other people, how you think about your happiness, relationships, health and finances, and the actions you take or you don’t take etc. All of that is about 99% practiced habit.

We are human beings, the superior creature among all of the other life on this earth that created by the God, feel stuck sometime is understandable. I found the main reason for that is because our will-power is highly overrated. But the fact is that our capacity to changes ourselves and our results through will-power is actually extremely limited.

Let me explain – the force of our existing practiced habits creates most of our behavior. Trying to change all of that in a single day can feel like trying to swim through an over-powering tsunami.

Just think about this, after you already formed habits for so many years, and get your routines up. Suddenly, one day, you realized that your life needs to make some changes, you want to improvement, you want to have a more success and meaningful life, you want to see your business grow, if it is a small change in your life, sure it can be done fairly easily. But if you have been practiced one thing for your entire life, and suddenly you decided you want something different, it is true fact of that making the change can often be tough and challenge at first.

If you face such situation, I find the best way to do is to re-define what it means to be successful. If “success” means you MUST do it perfectly at the very first time then that’s not going to be very helpful!

In the physical world we are living now, day in and day out, we face lots of challenges, with the more challenging issues, it’s important to look at the whole journey, not just look at the small steps forward and backward.

When you re-define success, in that day, if you take one or two small actions, you will be successful. After you’ve been practicing that for a few weeks, you will got them ingrained, once you get that part done, it might be the time to raise the bar a little and add in another tweak to your daily practice. In the other words, you grow your mind-body practice incrementally and that is how you build that real momentum.

Soon or later, you will make bursts of improvement in leaps and bounds. But at the first, on the surface, you might not see much happening, it is a process and it takes time to get there.

Transforming yourself and your results is often like a ship docked in the harbor. When you see the ship, you see there are many bonds that tie the ship to the dock, to make ship move, if you untie one of those ropes, you will see nothing appears to happen, the ship does not move, then you untie another, and another and another, and you might see the ship rock or move slightly but ultimately stays where it is. Until you untie the final rope and then the ship suddenly is propelled forward.

It is no different as what you are doing, once you see those small changes start to working, your job is to keep doing what you’re doing and make small adjustments as you go.

However, if you’re getting started and nothing seems to be happening, it’s critical that you continue with the small steps. You have to re-bound quickly from any discouragement and KEEP DOING the small things.

One of the best tools I’ve found to support the changing process is Hypnosis, it is great because it’s pure positive focus.

It helps you by-pass the weight of your existing programming and reinforce your new intentions. Of course you still need to practice in order to get long-term change, but hypnosis is a great tool to support you in the early stages.

I find Jim Katsoulis has a fantastic program to teach you these techniques, it is called Dream Setting, a step by step process that divided into 4 easy to follow audio files, which helps you clearly define the dreams you have in your life, and puts you on the correct path to making them a reality. I highly recommend you check it out.

Have beliefs are very good, however, beliefs are not necessarily based on what’s true or factual in the world. The power of each belief comes only from the believer of that belief; the strength of your belief depends on how strongly you believe it to be true, which means that you can believe whatever you want to believe. Because, as long as you believe it to be true, it will be true in your life.

By that, you will attract events, experiences and people into your life that will match your beliefs, which will in turn strengthen those beliefs further.

The level of success of a person depends greatly on his/her beliefs. It depends greatly on how she/he views the world through his/her own beliefs. Because of this, it is very crucial to adopt only the beliefs that serve you and to let go of those beliefs that limit you.

As you walk through the life, you begin to realize that life is really about “choices” in which you can choose to believe whatever you want to. And if there is a certain belief is not very useful, you can change it. It is also true that – to be willing to look at your current beliefs and then decide whether they serve you or sabotage you do need you take courage toward to keep them or get rid of them. But you have that choice. You have the power to change your beliefs, and to change what is “real” to you.

We know there are many myths that have been hold many people back from achieving the success they deserve, are you also fall into that? Today I want to share with you the few commonly held beliefs or “myths,” that are keeping people from earning their slice of the Internet cash pie. Without a doubt, one or more of the following online business myths, reside in nearly every potential business person’s head, while they contemplate starting their own Internet income stream.

Here are the myths, exposed and shattered.

Myth #1: I am not smart enough and I don’t have what it takes to be successful and wealthy.

Fact: Successful people were not born in that way. In fact, many of the most successful people today had very difficult lives. They were regular people who wished for more, they decided to do something about it – to change their circumstances, anyone can do the same, including you and me.

Perhaps. But doubtful. True, online business is NOT for everyone. But I do feel that it IS doable for ALMOST ANYONE, including 99% of the people reading this article right now. If you have an average level of intelligence and a desire to learn, you can grow an income stream from the web.

Myth 2: I don’t have any experience or education and I’m not an expert in anything

Fact: You don’t have to be. Many successful people started with no experience. Many of them also flunked high school and never had any college education. The only way to get real education and experience in anything is by “doing”, by “starting,” by “practicing”. Once you start doing it, you will learn quickly. Just think of all the things that you know how to do. Driving a car, riding a bike, playing sports, reading and writing etc. All of these things have one thing in common: at one time in your life, you didn’t know how to do any of them. Once you are starting learn by doing, you gain experience. Get started, do it once, twice, three times and you’re already on your way to becoming an expert in no time!

Myth 3: To be successful, I have to start a business, and I’m just not cut out to be a businessperson. I don’t have what it takes.

Fact: Listen, I know a few people who can barely read or write. Yet they’re running their own businesses. It’s scary, I know. But think about it, right now, as you read this far, at this very moment, you’re already several giant steps ahead of them. The only difference between a person who’s thinking about starting a business and another who is running a business is just that – one of them is doing what the other is only “thinking” of doing. They both had the same ideas and dreams. They both probably had the same doubts and fears as well. But one of them decided to start anyway, to take action despite the doubts and fears. One of them decided that if other people could do it, then he could as well.

Myth 4: Money isn’t that important.

Fact: Tell that to the family who’s starving right now, or to the family who needs money for serious medical help for a member of their family. They’ll tell you how important money is. We’ve been conditioned from Day 1 to believe that money is not important. We have been conditioned to believe that wanting money is wrong and unethical. And yet the entire world seems to run on money.

It is one of the biggest myths known to man. Money may not be the most important thing in a person’s life, money cant’ buy your inner happiness and peace. However, in this modern world we are living, money is simply a way to measure the amount of value you create for others. If you have a lot of money, it means you have created a lot of value for other people. If you don’t have the kind of money you’d like to have, that simply means that you just haven’t yet found a way to produce the kind of value for others that you’re capable of, or the value that you’d like to.

In the other words, money is an indicator toward how you support yourself! It’s how you buy food, water, shelter, clothing. It’s how you pay the medical bills. It’s how you help and support others around you, including your loved ones. If you feel that it’s more important to contribute to others than to be rich, well guess what, when you have more money, you can contribute more! You can do much more for others and you can help a lot more people when you have more money. Only good things can come from having more money.

Myth 5: If you weren’t born into money, you’ll never be rich.

Fact: Millionaires are made every day. Many of them are self-made millionaires – people who started with nothing or close to nothing and amassed fortunes. Simply because they decided to and they didn’t let anyone dissuade them from their goals.

If you believe that you have to be born into money to be rich, you’re missing out on all the riches out there, waiting for you to claim.

Myth 6: If I win, someone else has to lose.

Fact: This is absolute, high-grade, premium quality nonsense. There is enough opportunity and enough money in this world to go around so that everyone can be a winner. In fact, there is more than enough to go around. The only reason they’re not winners is because they don’t believe they can ethically and morally do so. (Remember “the earth is flat” story?) As soon as you get rid of that belief and take a step into the unknown, you begin to realize how much wealthier you can be. You will also realize how your being a winner can only help others win as well! You can become rich by using ethical and legal means – without having to cheat or hurt others. The easiest way to become rich is to create value in other people’s lives. There are no losers in that scenario.

Myth 7: Making a profit is a sin.

Fact: If you cheat or hurt others to make a profit, then yes, in that case, making a profit would be bad. But if you create value for others, then making a profit is always good. By creating more value for others, you’re helping them live better lives. There is nothing sinful in helping others, doing a great job at it, and getting paid for it.

Money doesn’t turn good people into bad people. Money simply magnifies the qualities that are already inherent within a person. If you’re a good person, having more money will only allow you to do more good! If you’re a bad person, having more money will allow you to do more bad.

And most of us really are good people, we have a lot to offer to others. And you can only do more good by having more money.

Myth 8: Having more money will mean that I’ll have to work hard all day and not have time for my family, friends and leisure.

Fact: There’s a huge difference between working hard and working smart. Successful people have learned to work smart! They have learned to find other successful people they can model after so they don’t make the same mistakes other people did. And by doing so, you can save a lot of time, money, effort as well as some major headaches.

Getting your business started and running does require work. There’s no way around that. But, you can still take time out for your loved ones and for your leisure. In fact, it’s highly recommended that you do that. If you’re spending all your time trying to keep your business afloat, you’re either not going about things the right way or you’re just in the wrong business.

Myth 9: If I have more money, people will judge me, and they will not like me very much.

Fact: People will judge you anyway, they are judging you right now! It’s what they do, unfortunately. Most of them don’t know who you are anyway! They don’t know the “real” you. They only know who they think you are, based on what little information they have about you. So, let them think or feel what they want. They don’t know any better. And you really shouldn’t be concerned about those people.

Remember, If they can’t appreciate who you are, then they don’t deserve your time, or your thoughts.

There you have it, the myths about achieve success that are keeping literally millions of people stuck in. If you’re not on your way to generating profits online, you may find that you believe one of those myths. Don’t fall for it. Don’t let a false belief keep you from one of the best opportunities in centuries – an online business of your OWN. You’re adults now. You can think for yourselves. You can choose to adopt only those beliefs that benefit you and drop the ones that are no longer useful or empowering. It’s all up to you.

Beliefs are very powerful indeed. They, for the most part, are what dictate the quality of your life. Change your beliefs and you change your life.

Free your mind, and success will follow!