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“Be decisive even if it means you’ll sometimes be wrong.”
This sure can be a pain point for a lot of entrepreneurs.
You want success so naturally you don’t want to make a decision that goes bad. The challenge is you end up stalling out for fear of making the wrong decision.
The key is not so much in making a wrong decision. It’s more about how you handle it. I call it a re-calibration moment.
Watch my video and then weigh in on this suggestion for success as it relates to you
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Listen to her interview with Ann Sieg and why she decided to join Daily Marketing Coach.
“Be A Self Starter”
This would seem like an obvious suggestion for success.
Especially if you’re an entrepreneur.
I had the good fortune to have this modeled for me in my growing up years. I wouldn’t even know what it would be like to not be a self starter. It’s just way too much fun to be a self-starter.
Listen in my video for how I look for self starters in business building. Then comment and weigh-in on this suggestion for success.
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“Be honest.”
My husband says I have this quality to a fault.
So there’s likely – once again – a finer distinction to be made for this success suggestion.
In this video, I share a story of a Dairy Queen employee. Contrary to the dishonesty of a customer, this employee came out in winning colors because of his sense of justice.
Here are 6 common sense methods, that might not be so common to generate more traffic from your social media channels. Check yourself against these baseline activities to ensure that you are creating a following and doing the minimum amount required to get the impact you want from social media.
My goal for you with this blog is for you to identify each of the 8 marketing elements that MUST be in your marketing arsenal. You can put these marketing elements anywhere and everywhere. Such as blogs, emails, videos, etc. Also, little by little, you should begin to add-in all 8 marketing elements. This will make sales.
You don’t need to be a copywriter. You don’t need to be an expert, or a guru, or anything. Be yourself. Just realize that all good marketing includes these 8 elements. It requires very little finesse. Anyone can do it, and if you’re reading this blog you certainly can. Let’s get started.
“Be Loyal”
No, in my video you’ll see why I do not believe in unequivocal loyalty. I think that can be dangerous. But you’ll see I make a finer distinction regarding this suggestion for success.
What do you think? Comment with your thoughts.
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