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Philip Riggs' Four Success Tips

1. Work Hard
2. Follow your passions, do things you are interested in doing
3. Dont chase after money
4. Serve others. Do good things for others, and good things will come to you 

I agree with these for success tips and think they will reallly benefit anyone that follows them. Many times people go into a profession that will get them a lot of money but that isn't how it should be. Yiu should go into a profession that you love and are willing to do for several years to come. Also, working hard is a big one, it is important ot not be lazy. Laziness wont get you anywhere, working hard is key to success. Also, serving others is beneficial to not only them but you since everything that goes around comes around. Sometimes we forget that and find it hard to be helpful to other people but in the end you will be appreciated for doing such act. Helping others is a big thing in my family, every thanksgiving my family and i go out into the streets and give food to those in need. It isnt only on thanksgiving, when we have extra time on our hands we also take the time to give to those in need. 

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