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The Cycle of Completion The most successful entrepreneurs focus on the task at hand until it is complete. They never ever leave a job half-done or a project drifting. Just this week I was in meetings with a business advisor that told me that this kind of determination and stick-to-itiveness is his secret to success. After […]
Knowing Your Horizon – Traits of a Fearless Entrepreneur #20 of 25 Read More »
What does your daily routine look like? Most successful entrepreneurs carry out 5 daily activities/tasks to keep moving towards success. I was recently asked in an interview by Rebecca Happy, what 5 Daily tasks form part of my success plan and how do I stay focused in order to get them done (even those I don’t
Begin and end your day with gratitude – Traits of a Fearless Entrepreneur #19 of 25 Read More »
What do you do when you hit a roadblock? Most people give up just as they are about to achieve success. If they could only see beyond that last roadblock. As an entrepreneur, to be truly fearless, you have to be able to see the away around, over or even under what is standing in
Be Annie, The Modern Day Dumbo – Traits of a Fearless Entrepreneur #18 of 25 Read More »
Time for you? I have had 4 gift certificates for a massage, two of them for nearly two years. Really? Yes. When was the last time you took time to do something for yourself? I thought so. So if I ask that same question about when was the last time that you actually invested in
Invest in Yourself – Traits of a Fearless Entrepreneur – #17 of 25 Read More »
You have to ASK to get Percy Ross, a self made millionaire that was famous for his generous giving, said the worlds most powerful and neglected secret to success was asking. I believe that the reason that more people don’t discover this secret is they fear the word NO. This is seen most often in
Go for NO – Traits of a Fearless Entrepreneur – #15 of 25 Read More »
Sometimes you begin as the #2 We recently lost one of the greats of golf. Arnold Palmer was a winner. But what you may not know is that in 1960 challenging for the 1960 U.S. Open as an amateur, Jack Nicklaus finished in second place, two shots behind winner Arnold Palmer. Nicklaus turned professional at
Keep your eye on the 18th hole – Traits of a Fearless Entrepreneur – #11 of 25 Read More »