As an entrepreneur, you are bound to fail sometimes. If you want success, you must first learn how to deal with failure.
When you're starting a business, it's important to have someone in your corner who can offer advice and support.
As an entrepreneur it’s important that you control your stress, rather than allowing you stress to control you.
As John C. Maxwell said “the secret of your success is found in your daily routine,” so start working to implement these habits into your day. Alone, they may not seem like much but over time these good habits will compound and contribute to your success.
Leaders set goals. But they often set only one type of goal, and in doing so they set themselves up for failure.
Are you running your entire business by yourself? It's tough to grow your business if you're busy managing every single detail. It's also a bit scary to let go of control or to consider actually hiring help, but it's necessary if you want to grow your business to its fullest potential.
Research has proved that positive thinking and behavior have a powerful impact on personal performance, confidence and even health.
In Alice in Wonderland, the Queen says, “Sometimes I think of 6 impossible things before breakfast.” As a small business owner this is an ideal you really need to strive for … but how on earth can you open up your mind to get to the point where ideas just spill out?
If you're not failing, you're not pushing yourself enough. You are remaining in your comfort zone and cannot expect to reach the level of success you're capable of. Failure is what allows you to learn and grow. If you quit as soon as you meet with failure, you will always remain exactly where you are.
Time is, was and will always be your most valuable asset and the way you use it will determine what you create or fail to create with and for your life. Having an effective strategy for overcoming procrastination is critical if you truly want to push past short-term obstacles to create a life of fulfilment.
