Those who are successful have learned lessons along the way. What does success mean to you? Does it mean going from zero to 60 in 3.1 seconds with a top speed of over 200 miles per hour? Would it mean having a house here and a house there and vacation spots in-between? Or perhaps it…
Get to know Paul Counts and Shreya Banerjee at a tablechat with both of them, based on an interview about successful online marketing.
Maintaining standards is essential for your business to succeed. By setting your own business standards, you are structuring the company the way you want it.
What happens after a good month of sales? Does business keep moving along smoothly with continued growth? What can you do to sustain that type of business momentum? Here are some tips from those who have.
Who knows how this little hooligan would answer that question . . . but what about you? What are your hopes and dreams for your business? Do you have a bucket list for its future – things you want to accomplish, people you’d like to meet, places you’d like to go? Let’s consider what you might put in that bucket and see how you would answer the question, “What’s next?”
Perhaps mountains are your thing, and you’re an expert at climbing them. You might scale a cliff every weekend as your sport. Most people, though, would probably never even think of spelunking, worried about a slip and a fall. Ever wonder what successful people write on their list of things they won’t do? Clinical psychologist and author, Dr. Henry Cloud, researched this very topic and discovered what successful people steer clear of. Let’s take a look at some of these and compare notes.
There’s no feeling like winning the game! How do you get there? First you want to set yourself up for success from the very beginning and then focus on maintaining that success. How do you do that? Some will tell you that you try and you try and you keep on trying. Let’s find…