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What are the characteristics of high-achieving people? – 17 traits that will get you ahead in life

10.

‘In my 20+ year career, I have observed that every top achiever is one toxic trait away from getting fired, but management refuses to let them go because of the $ they bring in despite everyone around them not being able to stand working with them. I’m in sales.’
-ScaresBums

11.

‘I think it’s their ability to stay curious and take ownership. They don’t wait to be told what to do, they’re comfortable being wrong and they don’t take feedback zyaada personally.’
-Cool-Wishbone-5141

12.

‘One of a few but I notice many of them have exceptional recall and memory. Always amazes me’
-dyma97

13.

‘They always treat everything with urgency.’
-Intelligent_Box_8247

14.

‘“Okay, I’m going to keep this short. Friends, family, religion: these are the demons you must slay if you wish to succeed in business. Any questions?” – CM Burns

‘The more I’ve seen these types, the more this has rung true’
-meowingtrashcan

15.

‘I was in a relationship with a multi six figure earner.

‘She would be the first person to admit she was selfish. Everything else was second to her needs, from career to who got the biggest piece of grilled salmon.

‘It’s a defining character trait for the majority of successful people.’
-Jtenka

16.

‘ADHD traits with incredibly strong executive function’
-Specialist_Metal4959

17.

‘The ability to endure the monotonous.

‘Every high achieving person I’ve known can just lock in and do the work. It’s not complicated work, if anything it’s the opposite. It’s the rote, boring, “sucks but has to be done” kind of work that gets results.

‘They just do it.’
-Cute_Specific_1605

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