The one trait shared by extremely successful people — and it's a 'muscle' you can build

This is the number 1 trait for success, a Harvard expert says

A Harvard Business School expert has divulged the trait he believes equips a person to go above and beyond in lifelong career achievement.and be flexible throughout your work-life — something at least one biz whiz called a “muscle” that anyone can develop.

An example is impulsively looking for a new job because you aren’t being promoted at the rate you feel is earned.Individual preferences, like passing up more money at a startup to stay in a large corporate structure, can also be a hindrance.

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