feature · September 2008
Building the Dream with your Team
You need the dream because that causes you to find the hours. You need the ten to 15 hours a week, because that’s how much time the business really takes to start.
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feature · September 2008
You need the dream because that causes you to find the hours. You need the ten to 15 hours a week, because that’s how much time the business really takes to start.
article · September 2008
But he simply could not do it alone. He had to win gold in the team relays which meant he had to be a team player. For the team to win those relay races, it had to be the TEAM's goal.
feature · November 2008
What are you willing to do to completely transform your life and become financially free with so much money that you can’t spend it all?
article · December 2008
This is not the time to throw in the towel, however. It's the time to do a full court press and take your business to the top.
feature · July 2009
1. Your sense of identity, worth and value depend on your achievements.
feature · July 2009
PITFALL #2: Not Knowing Your Compelling “Why”
article · September 2009
This is ALL possible through the discipline of accountability.
feature · January 2011
Average, general goals get you nothing but average general results. On the flip side of that however is the fact that grand specific goals will get you grand and specific results.
feature · February 2011
By taking such a stand for your excellence or the excellence of others, you are declaring, as an act of courage, your commitment to being the best you can be.
feature · December 2011
The great news is that developing solid and productive habits is a catalyst for success in both your personal and professional life and consistently implementing great habits produces great results!
feature · December 2011
Your business cannot and will not succeed or better yet thrive if you are not serious about the time you spend on that business. Furthermore the business can not thrive if you work on your business inconsistently.
feature · December 2011
Now a certain amount of managing is necessary in terms of communication with the group and scheduling meetings, but the problem is that all too often, when the leader starts “MANAGING”, they simultaneously STOP BUILDING.
feature · December 2011
I have learned that in order to maintain a consistent effort, we must have two things: 1) a mature understanding of what it means to own a business; and 2) an indomitable desire to succeed.
feature · December 2011
And that is the “habit” to choose "Self-Love and a sold-out Belief in Myself".
feature · December 2011
The difference this time was that the pain of my reality was FINALLY worse than the fear of being persistent.
feature · December 2011
I had the word “nice” all wrong. I thought it was nice to put myself last. I thought it was nice to not make waves. It was painful to be nice by that definition, but it seemed like the right thing to do.
feature · December 2011
Do the opposite of most people and stay consistent with your holiday seed planting all during this season! Make sure you're still planting lot's of seeds! Even though it seems like no one is listening or ready to get started with you in your business.
feature · January 2012
Be a product of your own product and let the rest of the world know!
feature · January 2012
Yep, that’s one of the best ways to market; let your lifestyle represent your product or service.
feature · January 2012
Best selling business author, Robert Kiyosaki says that network marketers should have at least a five year commitment to their business. This type of business grows quicker than other forms, but it still takes time.
article · July 2012
How you spend your time says everything about you and what your priorities are.
feature · May 2013
The best way to keep your focus on income producing activities is to make sure that they are the first things that get done. If you still have time then work on some of the lower priorities.
feature · June 2013
One thing I have learned about running a business is that you have to give it 100% effort, time, commitment and most of all passion and enthusiasm.
feature · September 2013
However, to be successful you have to do what makes you money first. Income generating activities are the key to a successful entrepreneur. ALWAYS do the income generating activities first.
feature · January 2014
To do more, to have more, you have to BECOME more!
feature · June 2014
Pick one success habit, like calling a new recruit everyday, helping one key team member get a sale and a check, lining up new prospects and presenting to them.