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Business Career, Executive Coaching Article - The Top 10 Tips to Begin the Practice of Positive Affirmations - Ruth Zanes
Positive Affirmations are things we say to ourselves that build us up and make us strong. They empower us to take chances and to be our best. Thoughts run through our mind thousands of times a day and are often negative. Making positive affirmations...
A Recipe For Software (No Programming Required): Part 1 - Dave Brown
When I released my first software product, most people thought that I was a programmer and that I wrote it myself. But that's just not true. You can develop hot-selling software without doing any programming at all. I am technically a programmer. A...
Talk To Yourself First - Judi Sigleton
As I enter my home office each day I look out on my back yard. I deliberately have no curtains on the windows so I can see the great out of doors. Today it is raining and cloudy but who cares I am in my nice warm home and I can look out at all the...
Into Every Life a Little Rain Must Fall - Part 1 - Elena Fawkner
"Into every life a little rain must fall." And into every business too. Don't have the luxury of surplus cash to fund a rainmaker for your business? Well then, it'll have to be up to you. As usual. Here's how: YOU HAVE VERY LITTLE COMPETITION ...
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Written By:
BB Lee
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A HARE one day ridiculed the short feet and slow pace of the Tortoise, who replied, laughing: "Though you be swift as the wind, I will beat you in a race." The Hare, believing her assertion to be simply impossible, assented to the proposal; and they agreed that the Fox should choose the course and fix the goal. On the day appointed for the race the two started together. The Tortoise never for a moment stopped, but went on with a slow but steady pace straight to the end of the course. The Hare, lying down by the wayside, fell fast asleep. At last waking up, and moving as fast as he could, he saw the Tortoise had reached the goal, and was comfortably dozing after her fatigue. Slow but steady wins the race. ("Aesop"s Fable")
Are you aiming for a fast finish like the Hare in Aesop's Fable?
Are you also letting someone else set your business goals for you?
Are you measuring your success by anothers standards?
Think about it for a second...
When starting out set your own pace instead of trying to surpass your perceived competition.
Remember your real competition is yourself.
You are the one - continued below ...
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pushing yourself to achieve new goals.
You are the one who knows your limits.
You are the one who will motivate yourself even further to home business success.
And ultimately you are the one you will have to satisfy.
Keep your eye on your personal goal and stop trying to keep pace with others in your field.
Always strive to do your very best. And take pride in all your accomplishments, be they large or small.
And remember a slow and steady pace will eventually win the race to home business success.
BB Lee is editor/publisher of SmallBizBits Home Business Newsletter.
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Moneynet promotes a more ethical approach to investing with new ethical investment product guide. - Bigmouthmedia
Moneynet.co.uk, the UK’s most established personal finance consumer information website, has published the latest edition in its series of online product guides to help consumers get to grips with the increasing complexity of personal finance...
Stepping Outside the WAHM Zone - Kara Kelso
Often times on message boards you'll see several reps from the same company, making it difficult for all reps to gain enough sales. We've also seen issues where some reps dominate certain boards or even go so far as to steal potential customers and...
Create Your Vision of Success - Kathleen Gage
Most marketing strategies are about being in motion. Have a plan, be proactive, and take the necessary action steps. Although being proactive is a necessary aspect of marketing, an often overlooked and yet equally important part is your company’s...
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