To be able to exercise all of these through want power (and not of coercion) it must be something within your interests and passion. I will show you the difference between "will power" and "want power." Let's use fat loss as an example. The process can be quite a drudgery due to abstinence but comes with a reward when the goal has been reached.

Willpower

This is the byproduct of what we rely on when we are attempting to undertake a desired result such as getting our body in shape if overweight. The will power comes in resisting the consumption of what we want and love to eat, those goodies that made us fat in the first place. It is said of will power that its exercise depends greatly on the condition of our body and mind. Will power isn't in the original goal to lose weight. It is in the need to abstain from these foods. Will power isn't the best way to approach weight loss.

Want power

A term coined within the last few years, this denotes what we rely on when we are attempting to attain proper body proportion. If want power is weak or isn't quite defined, the will power can easily be conquered and be made of none effect. Want power is none other than the passion or interest we have in attaining health and well-being by engaging in what it is we desire.

Instead of focusing on willpower to stay out of the refrigerator, focus on the goal. This stimulates want power. Willpower is far less productive than want power because you are focusing on the process and not the goal.

Now, Let's Look at the Three Constitutes

Missing any of these constitutes, diligence, consistency and tenacity, will result in failure.

Even worse, if you try to accomplish something that takes mastery without passion for it, you will probably come short in all three of the constitutes unless you have some outside force pushing you.

All successful athletes must have these, and this is true for any worthy cause that takes more than what is easily attainable. This holds true for the development of a business either on- or off-line.

Here they are in brief details...