NMPRO #10 - The Tipping Point
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Thursday, April 2, 2009
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
The excuse for failure...
Alright Friends in my business world of internet and network marketing. This is my gripe today, the big excuse.
Why do people think that if they could just generate enough income from their business to quite their job then they could finally put in the hours to really succeed. I'm frustrated that people think that they can get rich quick and home based businesses run themselves.
What we need is an education campaign that spells out for people that we have to work our businesses into success. We can't just put up a website and hope people find it. We can't just bump into people, or even friends and family, and be afraid to talk about our businesses. We have to speak with conviction, market with conviction, and spend time doing both. A relatively easy thing to do is learn how to build and operate a functional, thriving, successful business that can eventually run on it's own merit, because of us (in spite of us? :-) ). But we have to be willing to sacrifice time and effort in the early stages, and maybe even sacrifice a little pride to ask for help from those who are already successful.
In terms of Forrest Gump...'and that's all I have to say about that." At least for now. Happy day, happy reading, put in the time and you will succeed.
Why do people think that if they could just generate enough income from their business to quite their job then they could finally put in the hours to really succeed. I'm frustrated that people think that they can get rich quick and home based businesses run themselves.
What we need is an education campaign that spells out for people that we have to work our businesses into success. We can't just put up a website and hope people find it. We can't just bump into people, or even friends and family, and be afraid to talk about our businesses. We have to speak with conviction, market with conviction, and spend time doing both. A relatively easy thing to do is learn how to build and operate a functional, thriving, successful business that can eventually run on it's own merit, because of us (in spite of us? :-) ). But we have to be willing to sacrifice time and effort in the early stages, and maybe even sacrifice a little pride to ask for help from those who are already successful.
In terms of Forrest Gump...'and that's all I have to say about that." At least for now. Happy day, happy reading, put in the time and you will succeed.
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