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The Journey to Success - Persistence

By: GFB Global The dream, struggle, and victory are important to achieving success. Having a dream is so important because people would quit when they faced challenges and times got tough. There is no way to succeed in any area of life without going through all three. The dream will be the fuel that drives you during all the struggles. The struggle brings about experiences that will help you through the journey. The victory will bring about endless rewards if you are willing to survive the battle. It would be so easy to succeed if you could skip one of these steps but unfortunately life isn't so easy. The good news is if you are willing to go through the dream, struggle and victory in life the journey will have been worth it. Freedom and having a dream is what the foundation of our country is built upon. The battle of life is tough and the challenges are endless. The dream is so vital because it will be your lifeline that keeps you hanging on. The struggle is so vital to the

The Virtual Professionals

A lot of us may be in the market for an Assistant to help us run our At Home Businesses.  Or you could be in the market for a Work At Home Job.  In either case, a Virtual Assistant or becoming a Virtual Assistant could be the answer for you.  If you think it is, then check out the transcripts from today's show of At Home Biz Radio http://www.BlogTalkRadio.com/jeane   Tiffanie Tillman is the Founder and CEO of The Virtual Professionals. *** (22:59:46):Welcome to the At Home Biz Radio Chat Room. At Home Biz Radio says (23:00:12): Good morning and welcome to the show. Thank you for joining us this morning. Just Biz Talk says to (23:03:15): Good morning At Home Biz Radio says (23:05:55): Good morning At Home Biz Radio says (23:10:17): http://www.thevirtualprofessionals.com/ At Home Biz Radio says (23:19:52): Welcome thebirtualpros At Home Biz Radio says (23:26:19): 407- 412 -7866 At Home Biz Radio says (23:26:33): oops Welcome thevirtualpros At Home Biz Radio says (23:

Entrepreneurs At Home - Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Today was another GREAT! segment of Entrepreneurs At Home.  We had some awesome Entrepreneurs on the show.  Thank you to all of them.  Read the transcript below and listen to the show at http://www.BlogTalkRadio.com/jeane  and hear for yourself.  *** (23:03:44):Welcome to the At Home Biz Radio Chat Room. April Sims says to (23:05:19): (}) J.L. Godfrey says to (23:05:56): (}) At Home Biz Radio says (23:06:28): Hello April this is DEP At Home Biz Radio says (23:06:51): I'm helping out At home this morning At Home Biz Radio says (23:07:07): Welcome each and everyone of you to the show At Home Biz Radio says (23:07:41): Welcome JL At Home Biz Radio says (23:07:50): Welcome Just Biz At Home Biz Radio says (23:08:05): Welcome Guest732 J.L. Godfrey says to April Sims (23:08:15): Hello At Home Biz Radio says (23:08:18): Welcome Guest753 April Sims says to (23:09:40): hello. thank you for holding it down for Jeanne Just Biz Talk says to (23:10:33): good morning D.

Celebritize Yourself and Your Business

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As a Veteran Hollywood Correspondent, Author, Speaker and Media and Presentational Business Coach, Gayl Murphy reports on entertainment and popular culture.  As a Media Expert and Presentational Business Coach Gayl Murphy CELEBRITIZES CEO's and ENTREPRENEURS so they can step up to the microphone and TELL IT TO SELL IT...and she will do the same for you! Gayl's "Insider"s Guide to Giving a Killer Interview!" is 234-pages of MEDIA GOLD revealing the very same media tactics and techniques that some of the most successful entrepreneurs, experts, authors and celebrities in business and entertainment use to CELEBRITIZE their brands! The newley revised edition "Interview Tactics! How to Survive the Media without Getting Clobbered!" is currently available, featuring 14-brand new chapters called, "The Lost Chapters of Interview Tactics!" INTERVIEW TACTICS! are the only "everything you'll ever need to know BEFORE you meet the media&quo

Become Your Own Boss in 12 Months w/the SmallBizLady Melinda Emerson

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Today, Melinda Emerson was the guest on the At Home Biz Radio Show on Blog Talk Radio http://www.blogtalkradio.com/jeane/2010/01/13/become-your-own-boss-in-12-months .  Melinda brought such great information to the audience that was on in the chat room and on the phone lines.  She was such a gracious guest.  She has a wealth of knowledge that she would like to share with you.  So here goes... If you are an early state entrepreneur with one year or less in business or someone looking to start a business in 2010 this opportunity is for you.  One of the main selling points of her book is the Emerson Planning System , an innovative and fool-proof method for starting a successful small business.  In addition to FREE one-on-one coaching, the selected business owner will receive an autographed copy of Become Your Own Boss in 12 Months as well as the accompanying workbook, life planning journal, and audio CD "10 Things You Must Never Forget in Business."  This is a once-in-a-

Red and Yellow Bell Pepper Omelets

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Ingredients 1 teaspoon olive oil 1 red bell pepper, seeded and thinly sliced 1 yellow bell pepper, seeded and thinly sliced 4 egg whites 1/2 teaspoon dried basil 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper 2 teaspoons grated Parmesan cheese Preparation 1. In a large nonstick pan over medium heat, warm oil; add red and yellow bell peppers and cook, stirring frequently for 4 to 5 minutes. Keep warm over low heat. 2. In a small bowl, lightly whisk together egg whites, basil, and ground black pepper. 3. Coat a small nonstick pan with nonstick cooking spray. Warm over medium-high heat fo 1 minute. Add half of the egg mixture, swirling the pan to evenly coat the bottom. Cook for 30 seconds or until the eggs are set. 4. Carefully loosen and flip. Cook for 1 minute or until firm. 5. Sprinkle half of the red and yellow bell peppers over the eggs. Fold to enclose the filling. Transfer to a place. Sprinkle with 1 teaspoon Parmesan cheese. 6. Repeat with the remaining egg mixture, peppe

Touchdown Tostadas

Ingredients 4 corn tortillas Nonstick cooking spray 1 cup fat free refried black beans or fat free refried beans 3/4 cup shredded reduced-fat Monterey Jack cheese 1 cup non fat sour cream or lowfat sour cream 1 cup shredded lettuce 1 cup shredded carrots 1 cup salsa Preparation 1. Heat oven to 350 degrees F 2. Lightly spray both sides of each tortilla with nonstick cooking spray. Place tortillas on baking sheet. Bake 10 minutes or until crisp. Remove from oven. 3. Spread 1/4 cup beans on each tortilla. Top each tortilla with 3 tablespoons cheese. 4. Put back into oven. Bake until cheese melts, about 2 minutes. Remove totillas from pan and place each one o a dinner plate. 5. Top each tortilla with 1/4 cup sour cream, 1/4 cup shredded lettuce, 1/4 cup shredded carrots, and 1/4 cup salsa. Serve. Preparation time 30 minutes, including baking time. Makes 4 (1-tostadas) servings. Tomato Salsa Ingredients 6 tomatoes, chopped 1/2 white onion, chopped 2 tablespoons

Cold Calling Techniques

Those in MLM Businesses can either appreciate this or identify with this when Cold Calling Prospects. * By the numbers *How many calls should be made per day? *How many closes should be made per week? * Cold calling basics *Get the person's attention *Be polite *Use their name *Don't use gimmicks * Identify yourself and your company or your business *Who you are *What your company does * Give the reason for your call *Set an appontment and an appropriate time *Paint a picture * Make a qualifying/questioning statement *Turn prospects on, not off *Demonstrate you have their interests in mind * Set the appointment *Make your request diret, brief and specific * Timing your calls *Determining the best time to call customers * Getting in connected with the right person *Identifying decisin makers v. "gatekeepers" * Know when to quit (calling the same prospect) * Six specific steps tele

Excitement

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I received the cutest text message this morning from a fellow friend regarding one of the shows of At Home Biz Radio. Here goes: Friend: Good Morning I can't get through at 646-929-0711...I continue to receive the following recording: a Your show is scheduled to start in 23 hours 54 minutes please call back within 15 minutes of scheduled show time. donjearomance(Me): I know you won't get through until I'm on the air which will be tomorrow morning Friend: Duh, really? I jumped the day? How stupid of me...I thought it was this morning donjearomance(Me): Lol Friend: Then the recording was right but it still say 11:00 on that page and on the home page. donjearomance(Me): love the excitement. I'm gonna blog this. Its 10 am Friend: Yes, I was ready to listen to your show. Catch ya' later sweetie. donjearomance(Me): Bye Now, I wouldn't call my friend stupid, I would just say my friend was excited to listen to my show. That made me smile and warmed my

Entrepreneurs At Home Roster

Entrepreneurs At Home Roster On Blog Talk Radio http://www.BlogTalkRadio.com/jeane ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Tuesday, January 5, 2009 Lula Carter of Carter Elite Travel 10:00 - 10:15 http://www.carterelitetravel.com and http://www.destinationjamaica.wordpress.com Kristin Olverson Peoples of Naptime CEO 10:15 - 10:30 http://www.naptimeceo.net http://www.moneysavingsclubmom.com Dion Davis of Alexander Davis Investor Relations 10:30 - 10:45 http://www.alexander-davis.com http://www.xowii.myvoffice.com/diongdavis Jeane’ Elliott Bennett of At Home Biz 10:45 - 11:00 http://www.TheRomanceofCandles.com http://www.DonJea.Scent-Team.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Tuesday, January 19, 2010 Dion Davis of Alexander Davis Investor Relations 10:00 - 10:15 http://www.alexander-davis.com http://www.xowii.myvoffice.com/diongdavis CoCo O’Neal of Mirror Model Plus Boutique 10:15 -10:30 http://mirrormodelaccess.com

A Compliment is also Words of Encouragement

Sometimes, we as Radio Show Host wonder if our message is getting out to the public and if someone is actually listening. Well, this afternoon, I received a very nice e-mail from a listener of my Radio Show. This is what the e-mail said: Hello, Ms. Bennett, I listen to your podcast and heard about the offer on the votive candles. Let me express my appreciation for your efforts in educating both the small business owner and just the causal listener. Your advice applies to both. if I can obtain a sample of your votive candles, could you please send them to: (personal information removed) I have downloaded all of your Podcasts from the Zune Marketplace and listen to you as often as I can. keep your head up! Keep Going! Thanks! Curtis. P.S. I also listened to your interview of Alexander Davis and tried to go to his website to obtain a sample but could not get the link to work. if you could respond with that link I would appreciate it very much. Thanks! Curtis Scroggins (pers

Entrepreneurs At Home ~ Tuesday, January 05, 2010

This is the transcript from this mornings show f Entreprenurs At Home. To hear it in it's entirity, click on the Blog Talk Radio button to the right of this page. *** (22:56:22):Welcome to the At Home Biz Radio Chat Room. At Home Biz Radio says (22:57:42): Good mornng and thank you for joining Entrepreneurs At Home. This show is about Entrpreneurs working from home. At Home Biz Radio says (22:57:47): Good morning Cendring Cendrine says to (22:57:56): Hello JeanƩ At Home Biz Radio says (22:57:55): Good morning Guest 921 Cendrine says to (22:58:00): I am here for the class LOL Cendrine says to (22:58:12): How are you? At Home Biz Radio says (22:58:12): LOL...Cendrine At Home Biz Radio says (22:58:17): I'm good and you? Cendrine says to (22:58:47): I am pretty good Cendrine says to (22:59:01): I found another toolbar that seems to be working, so I published a blog article Cendrine says to (22:59:05): I will share on your network At Home Biz Radio

Planning Your Business Search

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Speak the Word that You're Ready to Work! After completing your research, many people quickly find in the field they've researched. Some others, however, have difficulty making the move from researching to actully starting the business. Approaching people who can put you in business can be daunting: It requires a different set of skills than those needed to successfully complete researches. Whether they're feeling confident or not, business seekers must do their best to present a positive, professional image to people who can put them in business. It's no wonder that some business falter in their efforts to pursue their business goals. Occasionally, you will get a call from someone that has been business searching for some years and is only now starting to really get serious. Sometimes, the cause of the delay is procrastination--the tendency to put off doing necessary tasks. One of the most damaging aspects of procrastination is the emotional toll it takes. It can s

Help Yourself Take a Break

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In 1783, in Paris, Benjamin franklin got to watch the first successful manned balloon flight. Some bystanders scoffed at the basket-balloon contraption, asking, "What good is it?" But Franklin responded, "What good is a newborn baby?" By then, 77 year-old Franklin was, among other things, a famous inventor. As someone who thrilled at solving scientific problems, he was happy to applaud the Frenchman who had figured out how to soar over treetops in a hot-air balloon. Franklin created several practical items (including the lightning rod and a more fuel-efficient stove) that continue to help people, even today. Never formally trained in science or engineering, he got the ideas for his inventions just by looking around him and keeping his senses awake. He made the most of his abilities by balancing a love of adventure with his duties as a businessman and statesman. Balancing adventure and responsibility can help you, as well. Adding even a few daily minutes of Me Ti

Kids and Your Home Based Business

How to Juggle Your Life and Your Home Based Business Hats off to you, the confident juggler! There you stand, doing your best to balance the demands of family, work and self-care. And now, you've tossed another ball into the air--your Home Based Business. How can you add productive work time for your business to the whirling responsibilities you already keep aloft? Try these tips. Keep it clean. Are your business materials piled on the kitchen counter along with your knitting basket, last night's dinner dishes and last year's science-fair project? If so, it might take longer to find the catalogs, much less get the mailers out. Would you like more time to be productive, then relax with your family? Use a file cabinet or bookshelf to keep your business materials in order. and spend the last few minutes of each business day neatly putting away your business materials, for a quick start next time. Think ahead. Planning is essential if your business and your family are goi

Running A Home Based Business

It's not easy to run a home based business that is still learning and growing. The main thing is to stay focused and continue to run your course with your business. Remember to lead by example and at the same time don't forget to hold it all together which we all know is a job in itself. Stay positive. Good luck to everyone that is traveling this lonely road to owning a home based business.

Learning To Lead

Being First, Fair, Firm & Flexible Have you Recognized 10 people you believe to be great Leaders? Why are those 10 people are/were great Leaders? Best First Set the Pace - you set the pace by be the Best First in order for others to follow through your actions. Set the Standard - by setting standards your expectations help or hinder others. Common Goals Unify Teams - set team goals that can be attainable by all team members. Communicate the goals of the team clearly in order to empower your team. Communication KISS = Keep It Short & Simple * Keeping it short: - Know what you want to say before you speak - Come to the point directly - Clearly define what is expected of each memeber of your team in order for them be successful * Keep it simple: - Use simple words in order for everyone to understand - Take into consideration your receiver's ability to understand - Don't talk down to people * Articulate - What - How - When - Why Set The Mo

Marketing

Marketers have many ways to try to get you to buy their products. You might want to try some of these. Jingle/Slogan: a song or phrase that helps them remember your product. Cartoon Characters: an animated character that promotes a products. (this can be done on some animated sites on the internet such as http://www.xtranormal.com ; it's a site that I've used). Star Power: a celebrity (like a movie star, a model, a football player) who says he or she uses the product. (that's it you have the means to do this) Wannabe Appeal: “wannabe” means “I want to be.” The product promises to make you be the way you want, like stronger, healthier, richer, more popular, or happier. Latest Greatest: everybody loves it wants it. Don’t be left out. Sensory Appeal: it tastes good, looks good, smells good, or feels good. (this is also a great way; try before you buy). Better Than: this product is better than other brands of the same product. Dollar Power: you will sa

Of Dogs and Women

This is a Short Story that I wrote a while back... It's Science Fiction... The Los Angeles Rain, although practically seasonal, was still an object of fascination and relaxation to Patricia. Letting her work and her thoughts go by the wayside, she gazed out her window, trying to watch each drop of rain as it hit the concrete below, her attention only refocused by an occasional passerby, and her eyes would follow them until they walked out of her line of sight. The calming patter of the precipitation was slowly lulling her to sleep, as she pulled her head from her hands with a great deal of effort. It had been nearly two months since she she left Quebec, Canada to go to graduate school at the University of California at Los Angeles. Many people objected to her leaving, and sometimes she herself objected, even after the move. This was one of those times. She had a paper to do, and right now, she didn't feel like doing anything, but she managed to take the pen in her hand and star

Blog Talk Radio

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When I signed up to host a Blog Talk Radio Show ( http://www.BlogTalkRadio.com/Jeane ), I didn't know what I was getting myself into. I didn't even know how to create my site for the show or know anything about what kind of show I would host. I just knew I wanted to host a Talk Radio Show. I went into the venture blind. I read all the information on the site to be read about hosting a Talk Radio Show. I began to play with names for my show and create my site for the show. The day I hosted my first show I was quite nervous. I wasn't interviewing anyone I was just speaking about being in business; basically a verbal blog. I didn't know how I came across over the phone or on the air until I heard the play back. That's when I decided to do a weekly show in order to fine tune a possible new skill. In the beginning of starting the Radio Show, my shows were about business and how to market your business without any guest or callers. That became boring to me because I

Spam Mail

I know we all receive the unwanted Spam Mail and it can be really horrendous sometimes just knowing that someone has received your e-mail address from cyberspace, or that it was sold by another entity. But, let's take a different approach to Spam Mail. I have 3 e-mail accounts; 2 business accounts and 1 personal account, and I receive Spam Mail from each and everyone of them. I find it very funny when each one of them stated that by signing up with their e-mail service I will have no Spam Mail. Wrong! Go to your Spam Mail box, open it and look at the sender and the title of the mail that has been sent to you. Those e-mails that have a sender name and a title specifying an opportunity, open it; take a look at it and read it. Instead of deleting it and sending it to the round file (the trash can), reply to it. Wait before you start thinking negative%u2026 Reply with your opportunity or business. Turn the tables around on the sender. Their opportunity or business may not be some

Celebrating

Celebrate! Let's start with a song. Think of the words and tune of that celebration classic, "Happy Birthday to You." What word gets special attention in each line of this song? It's the word at the end of the line: Happy Birthday to you. Happy Birthday to you. Happy Birthday dear [birthday person]. Happy Birthday to you. The words in the song convey a cheery good wish. But it's the pauses that really shine a light on the birthday boy or girl. Try singing the Happy Birthday song with no pauses, and see if the birthday person gets quite as much attention! Pausing at the right time - when singing a song, reading words in a book, teaching a child a new skill or throwing a ball for your dog - adds a necessary rhythm that enhances whatever you're doing. Similarly, pausing to celebrate the achievement of a goal can heighten its balue. Congratulations! In our fast-paced world, pausing to celebrate can seem like a luxury. But it's actually a strategic last act in

Lighten Up!

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Kick Start Your Attitude A sense of humor can help you keep perspective. It can also help you cheer yourself on. Did you know that there are two gold balls on the moon? On February 6, 1971, wrapping up his team's successful Apollo 14 moon visit, Commander Alan Shepard attached a gold-club head to the handle of a dust-sample scooper and batted two golf balls across the creaters. golfer Shepard thought this would be a good way to show TV viewers the effects of the moon's weak gravity (the balls flew six times as far as they would have on earth). It was instructive, but it was also fun! Ten years earlie, Shepard had become the first American to blast into space. NASA had chosen him over more than 100 other test pilots to ride a 75,000-pound Redstone rocket out of the atmosphere. To prepare, he'd endured months of physical and technical training, taking the historic assignment 100% seriously. Yet when the rocket took off, Mission Control was impressed by Shepard's heart rat

Make Do

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Things turn out best for the people who make the best out of the way things turn out. - Art Linkletter In nature, a great example of "making do" can be found in bird's-nest building. When it's brooding time, birds collect whatever will get the job done. In addition to using grass, twigs and feathers, birds gather lots of other things to make their nests warm and sturdy. Here are some items commonly found as part of nests: twine, paper, snail shells, snake skins, cigarette butts, buttons, pet fur, aluminum foil and shoelaces. How's it all bound together? Often with spider webs! Depending on what they can grab, birds can end up making memorable dwellings. In the book Strang Nests, author Ann Stevens mentions a construction once found in Bombay, India: a crow's nest made of 25 pounds of gold eyeglass frames. The crows, swooping through an open shop window, had helped themselves to some nice, shiny building material. Working with what's on hand: That's nec

Risk Taking

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Take A Risk "To move to the next rung on the ladder, you've got to take risks. You've got to move out of your comfort zone." - Debbi Fields August 16, 1977. Palo Alto, California. It was the first day of business for Mrs. Fields Chocolate Chippery. Owner Debbi Fields, 20 years old, had opened her store in the face of considerable opposition. Although she had somehow convinced a bank to loan her money for the risky business - how could a bakery that sold only chocolate chip cookies be successful? - others had not been encouraging. The store, they said, was a bad idea, and she didn't even have the recipe right: Americans liked crispy cookies, not the soft and chewy ones she made. On that day in Palo Alto, Debbi Fields didn't know if she or trhe naysayers were right. She had no business ecperience to point to. And by noon on her first day, she'd had no customers. Finally, tired of waiting, she headed into the street to give out free samples. And the taste lur

Update to Keeping a Calendar

New Calendar As the new year approaches upon us, I hope you have remembered to purchase a new 2010calendar for keeping yourself organized. Once again, I will be using a wall calendar, a plan ahead desk calendar, my e-mail calendars, and yes, my the calendar reminders in my blackberry. My calendar for the outgoing year December 2009 is already full and I'm already working into January 2010. Life starts to get busy for us all. And I myself, dislike last minute anythings. I'm going to stick to this motto for the coming year, "If it's not already in my calendar, I will not be doing or participating in it." Nothing personal but, I will be managing my time very closely in the upcoming year. I hope you will be as well. If you need some help with managing your time, here is a website that may be of help to you.... http://corporatetrainingmaterials.com/time_management/index.asp Remember this... The more business a man has to do, the more he is able to accomplish, for he

Keeping a Calendar

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Take a Look at Your Day Scheduling your time. Do you keep a calendar? Do you what exactly how your day is spent? Do you know where your time went? It has long been said that sometimes you can bite off more than you can chew. That statement can prove to be so true. There are times that I feel as though I have bitten off more that I can chew but then I look into my calendar, all three of them, my blackberry calendar, my desk calendar, and my online calendar, and realize, "no I didn't." That's when I realize how productive my day went and how much fun I had in my day without even feeling stressed; burned out; or overwhelmed. You see, I plan my calendar on Sunday evenings for the week; I do leave 48 hours for wiggly room; meaning, things do come up. I have come to realize that the word No is indeed a complete sentence. There is nothing before; in between; or after the N and the O. It also means, there is no need for explanation; its self explanatory. I learned f

Goal Setting

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Reach For A Reachable Star A SMART goal is: Specific Measurable Attainable Rewarding Timed When setting goals, remember to: *Work toward only one or two at a time. *Start with a small goal, and reach it. *Write goals down. Review them reguarly. *Stay flexible about completion dates. Gold-Standard Goals In The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, author Stephen Covey states that one of the most difficult tasks we all face is self management. Managing your life may meean working to stop and unproductive behavior, or it may mean planning a career switch. Making such positive life changes is greatly aided by goal setting. Many life coaches and organizational consultants recommend taking the time to set SMART goals. A SMART goal is: Specific: It's precise and well-defined. Measurable: It's embedded with clear ways to mark progress. Attainable: It's challenging but reachable. Rewarding: It's full of personal magic for you. Timed: It's go

Being Disciplined is a Devotion

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Good Morning and Great Day... Are you willing to devote yourself to do anything that is needed to make the goals and dreams you have become a reality? Are you able to become disciplined enough to see that what you need to do to make your desires manifest is to be totally focused on the end result from the beginning of any task? Can you and will you work through any challenge that may come before you and turn it into an opportunity for growth and transformation as you build your success character into becoming second nature as to who you are? I know that this is all possible when you realize that Being Disciplined Is A Devotion and when you are devoted to being disciplined in all areas of your life amazing things will happen because you will be operating from an energy field that is fueled by the desire within you to express the greatness that you are. No matter what happens during your day that may appear to be a blockage or a hindrance to you, the goals you have set are always attaina

Think Like an Entrepreneur

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Think Like an Entrepreneur Entrepreneurship is so much more than just learning to run your own business. (I'm learning that first hand.) It is an approach to life that involves thinking of you as a "can-do" person. (Another lesson I'm learning.) After all, if you can start your own business, you can do just about anything! (So true.) When you work for yourself, you are thinking like an entrepreneur. Let this motivate you to do your best in your business: · Always look for opportunities to learn new skills or sharpen the ones you already have and take on new responsibilities. · Show yourself that you understand your business and are working to improve the profitability of your business. You will then notice that you are thinking entrepreneurially. Remember, every skill learned is yours to take for the asking to use in your business. Never stop learning. To quote Jeffry Timmons: "Entrepreneurship is a way of thinking, reasoning, and acting that is oppo