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Added for You - Are You Willing To Do Whatever It Takes To Succeed In Business?
As a manager I never seem to have enough time to do everything I need to do in my day. After a great deal of soul searching and more than a little worry I talked to a few people and realised that the problem was not the amount of time I had available but how I managed to use the time I had. A colleague suggested that I look at everything I did from the time I left for work in the morning to the time that I arrived home. To do this I had to make a record of every detail of every activity that I did during the day. After a couple of weeks I began to rea
I was excited and proud that I had so many digital camera pictures on my hard drive I could add to my PowerPoint slides. What I did not have was an organized method for selecting those pictures without wasting valuable time. Thanks to my husband, the photographer and artist, now I do. Consider the following powerful insightful tips:CHANGE THE NAMEAfter you upload your pictures from the camera to your computer convert the file to the name of the picture. For example, instead of using the name given by the computer (Default) like P10031 ch
To level the playing field let’s pretend that each of our wily entrepreneurs all started their businesses on the exact same day, selling the exact same product at the exact same price. Let’s also pretend that they started their businesses from identical locations, with the exact same resources and funding, and with the exact same opportunities and odds for success. Even when starting from the same place at the same point in time with the same resources and same opportunities, the results vary widely; some entrepreneurs succeed in an amazing way and others do not.
Why then does one entrepreneur, in this case Curly because he is my favorite Stooge, reach the stars while most Stooges never make it off the ground? Why does Curly get to give the crowd a "Woop, woop, woop!" while accepting the Chamber’s Small Business of the Year Award while Mo and Larry have to work as waiters at the event to help pay their bills? Great questions, but before we explore the answers let’s take it a step further. Let’s vary the equation since no two business startups are ever really the same. Could the difference in the level of su
You want to be an accountant. You love numbers, maths and money. So, how do you get started? Where do you go to get certified so that your services will be in demand? If you do not have any recognised qualifications, your clients will not be able to know if your standards meet their requirements. People hire Chartered Certified Accountants with a full practicing certificate because they know that they can trust in their expertise.Any old accountancy certification will not do. You need an internationally recognised global qualification to c
Why then does one entrepreneur, in this case Curly because he is my favorite Stooge, reach the stars while most Stooges never make it off the ground? Why does Curly get to give the crowd a "Woop, woop, woop!" while accepting the Chamber’s Small Business of the Year Award while Mo and Larry have to work as waiters at the event to help pay their bills? Great questions, but before we explore the answers let’s take it a step further. Let’s vary the equation since no two business startups are ever really the same. Could the difference in the level of s
Imagine a situation when due to certain sudden external reasons you need to double your company’s output immediately. However, your managers are just not able to get the requisite done from the workers. The employees are not willing to put in any extra effort for the management or company for that matter and are more than satisfied in their present working situations. The result – monetary loss, and more importantly reputation loss.Reason?? Not sure! You are paying fine. Other employee benefit schemes are in place, but then where is the gap?
Why then does one entrepreneur, in this case Curly because he is my favorite Stooge, reach the stars while most Stooges never make it off the ground? Why does Curly get to give the crowd a "Woop, woop, woop!" while accepting the Chamber’s Small Business of the Year Award while Mo and Larry have to work as waiters at the event to help pay their bills? Great questions, but before we explore the answers let’s take it a step further. Let’s vary the equation since no two business startups are ever really the same. Could the difference in the level of s
We have been talking about choosing groups to participate in that meet your needs and goals as a business professional. Once the decision is made on which groups to belong to, then a certain level of participation is required in order to achieve the individual goals set by the business professional.Whenever I attend a function, I always have a goal of meeting ten people whom I do not already know, and finding out how I can best help them in their business. What happens, though if, when I enter the function, someone who I already know, approaches
Why then does one entrepreneur, in this case Curly because he is my favorite Stooge, reach the stars while most Stooges never make it off the ground? Why does Curly get to give the crowd a "Woop, woop, woop!" while accepting the Chamber’s Small Business of the Year Award while Mo and Larry have to work as waiters at the event to help pay their bills? Great questions, but before we explore the answers let’s take it a step further. Let’s vary the equation since no two business startups are ever really the same. Could the difference in the level of s
When’s the last time you went fishing? Think back to that day. What did you use to fish? A pole, fishing line, bait, maybe a sinker and a bobber. Oh yeah…and a hook.You wouldn’t go fishing without the hook, would you? The hook is probably the most important part of the fishing process.The same is true in your advertising. If you want to be successful in advertising you have to resign your position as general manager of the universe and realize that your ad is not a personal soap box to speak your mind, hype accolades, regurgitate philoso
Stooges aside, there is a very simple reason some entrepreneurs do amazingly well in business while others do not. It has nothing to do with product or location or backing or education or street smarts or dumb luck.
It’s because those who succeed in an amazing way are willing to do whatever it takes - for as long as it takes - to make their dreams come true. Those who are unwilling to do whatever it takes will ultimately fail. That’s it, end of story, thank you, drive through.
I hear it all the time from students in the entrepreneurial classes I teach and from folks who call into the radio show and from consulting clients who call my office wanting to know why their businesses are tanking.
"Tim, I’m doing everyt
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