I was sent this video today and was so blessed that I had to share it. Never give up. Enjoy!
To your success,
Dr. Laura
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As I was finishing up the power washing of my front deck the other day, I was thinking ahead to my next project – putting in a raised garden bed. Time spent power washing is good for letting your mind wander, and contemplating life, so I was doing just that when it occurred to me that business is just like a garden! In order to make my garden bed, I had to rototill the soil. This is much like preparing yourself for business. You need to get rid of limiting beliefs and fears that could hold you back . . . → Read More: Your Business Is Like a Garden Here’s a dose of inspiration for you today, courtesy of what might be an unlikely source…Will Smith. Enjoy! To your success, Dr. Laura I received a wonderful email from one of my mentors and friends Jordan Adler, and he had some amazing things to say about the simplicity of building a successful business. I couldn’t think of a better way to round out the end of 2009, and help you gear up for a fantastic and productive 2010! Think SIMPLICITY and create SUCCESS!! As we prepare for the new year, it’s important to get really clear on a few things. It’s important to know why we are doing the business, who we are becoming and what we plan to do . . . → Read More: The Simplicity of Success I received an email from DeMarr Zimmerman with SendOutCards® today and I wanted to pass it along to you, because the message is timeless and relevant to everyone today. Here’s what the message said: An excerpt from “The Strangest Secret” by Earl Nightingale “George Bernard Shaw said, “People are always blaming their circumstances for what they are. I don’t believe in circumstances. The people who get on in this world are the people who get up and look for the circumstances they want, and if they can’t find them, they make them.” Well, it’s pretty apparent, isn’t it? . . . → Read More: The Strangest Secret Well, it’s that time of the year again! Time to reflect on what you have achieved in 2009 and what you will set as goals for achievement in 2010. I love to take the week after Christmas and schedule some time for reflection and planning, since it seems to be a low activity week (for me at least!). Here’s what I do. First, ask yourself what you achieved in 2009. Analyze every area: personal, business, financial, health, family, relationships, spiritual, etc. Write a list of things that you achieved in 2009 in each of those categories. It doesn’t . . . → Read More: 2009 Year In Review and 2010 Future Planning Each fall, monarch butterflies in Maine begin an unbelievable journey to a hilltop in Mexico. How do they do it? They focus on the goal, not the difficulties. Each day they take their bearings and set off, allowing their instincts and desire to steer them. They accept what comes: some winds blow them off course, others speed them along. They keep flying until, one day, they arrive. Your determination makes the difference.  |
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