The Entrepreneur magazine is the premier source for everything small business, according to its undisputed profile. One of its revealing art...
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The Entrepreneur magazine is the premier source for everything small business, according to its undisputed profile.
One of its revealing articles headlined: 28 best habits to have in business offers advice, insight, profiles, and guides for established and aspiring entrepreneurs worldwide.By @Comic24Derick
The article authored by one of the prolific contributors to the Entrepreneur magazine, Robert Adams, a writer, blogger, serial entrepreneur, and author of various books is a must-read for any aspiring entrepreneur.
On point number nine, Adams encourages to “track and analyze.” His argument is underlined by an example of a plane saying thus, “As a plane travels from one point in the world to another, it tracks and analyzes its progress moment-by-moment.”
The journey followed by a plane is not an accident, it follows a defined course and carefully planned time frames to complete its course.
Adams added: “It knows its speed, altitude, the direction of travel and a million other factors, every second during that journey. Because the plane knows that, it can make adjustments, when necessary, in order to reach its goal of arriving on time.”
Darrell Zahorsky is modest to submit that, you must act with humble honesty. “Business success requires the ability to know your strengths and weaknesses. Being open and honest about yourself and your business creates growth as an individual and as a company.”
Zahorsky’s article proves that whether you know it or not, every business has its faulty lines. Sadly, we focus on our strengths, ignoring their weaknesses.
The article adds: “Don’t spend time developing weaknesses. Find help for weak areas, enabling you to focus on strengths. In the book, “Now, Discover Your Strengths,” Gallup Organization reveals that building our strengths instead of fixing our weaknesses is the path to mastery and success. Take the time to know yourself and business.”
In short, understanding your business is crucial to make it succeed. Rather than investing more time in studying your competitors, which is important by the way, you must know your business completely. Again, Chris Ducker urges that entrepreneurs and people, in general, must understand the power of no.
“Often! This is a tough one. As entrepreneurs, our minds are built to find ways around obstacles and to inspire people that anything’s possible. But in order to build a business you must be focused on the actions that will move your business forward,” Ducker said.
When you say no, it doesn’t me that you have failed, but it only reveals a higher level of understanding and the implications of accepting everything that comes or is offered to you.
Added Ducker: “This is why learning to say no is important. Steve Jobs put it this way, “People think focus means saying yes to the thing you’ve got to focus on. But that’s not what it means at all. It means saying no to the hundred other good ideas that there are. You have to pick carefully.”
The decisions that you make must have wisdom. Choose the best ideas because they make a difference, and not because they look appealing on paper.
Fitness is not a publicity stunt; it doesn’t need to be published or trying to emulate celebrities. Training is a personal benefit. “Exercise,” urged Forbes magazine writeup by Alejandro Cremades. In this instance, exercise includes the body, the mind, and your daily habits for your benefit.
“You don’t have to walk around looking like The Rock or an Instagram model to be a successful entrepreneur. In fact, if you track the photos of today’s top entrepreneurs and CEOs, they looked quite different before they had all this money,” Cremades continued.
Cultivate a habit of training daily because it benefits the mind and contributes to the advancement of your business. Even the basic exercises will add something to your body.
Cremades said: “The point is not about looks. It is that a strong body fosters a strong mind. You’ve got to have one of those if you are going to make it as an entrepreneur.”
On point number nine, Adams encourages to “track and analyze.” His argument is underlined by an example of a plane saying thus, “As a plane travels from one point in the world to another, it tracks and analyzes its progress moment-by-moment.”
The journey followed by a plane is not an accident, it follows a defined course and carefully planned time frames to complete its course.
Adams added: “It knows its speed, altitude, the direction of travel and a million other factors, every second during that journey. Because the plane knows that, it can make adjustments, when necessary, in order to reach its goal of arriving on time.”
Darrell Zahorsky is modest to submit that, you must act with humble honesty. “Business success requires the ability to know your strengths and weaknesses. Being open and honest about yourself and your business creates growth as an individual and as a company.”
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The article adds: “Don’t spend time developing weaknesses. Find help for weak areas, enabling you to focus on strengths. In the book, “Now, Discover Your Strengths,” Gallup Organization reveals that building our strengths instead of fixing our weaknesses is the path to mastery and success. Take the time to know yourself and business.”
In short, understanding your business is crucial to make it succeed. Rather than investing more time in studying your competitors, which is important by the way, you must know your business completely. Again, Chris Ducker urges that entrepreneurs and people, in general, must understand the power of no.
“Often! This is a tough one. As entrepreneurs, our minds are built to find ways around obstacles and to inspire people that anything’s possible. But in order to build a business you must be focused on the actions that will move your business forward,” Ducker said.
When you say no, it doesn’t me that you have failed, but it only reveals a higher level of understanding and the implications of accepting everything that comes or is offered to you.
Added Ducker: “This is why learning to say no is important. Steve Jobs put it this way, “People think focus means saying yes to the thing you’ve got to focus on. But that’s not what it means at all. It means saying no to the hundred other good ideas that there are. You have to pick carefully.”
The decisions that you make must have wisdom. Choose the best ideas because they make a difference, and not because they look appealing on paper.
Fitness is not a publicity stunt; it doesn’t need to be published or trying to emulate celebrities. Training is a personal benefit. “Exercise,” urged Forbes magazine writeup by Alejandro Cremades. In this instance, exercise includes the body, the mind, and your daily habits for your benefit.
“You don’t have to walk around looking like The Rock or an Instagram model to be a successful entrepreneur. In fact, if you track the photos of today’s top entrepreneurs and CEOs, they looked quite different before they had all this money,” Cremades continued.
Cultivate a habit of training daily because it benefits the mind and contributes to the advancement of your business. Even the basic exercises will add something to your body.
Cremades said: “The point is not about looks. It is that a strong body fosters a strong mind. You’ve got to have one of those if you are going to make it as an entrepreneur.”
“You don’t have to be doing several hundred burpees a day or have mastered the most complicated yoga poses. Even just walking on a daily basis can help.” Correspondences that are dropped in your inbox must be addressed urgently, diligently, and given ample attention.
“Deal with the emails and calls immediately. My best habit is dealing with the majority of emails and calls immediately. Respond, answer the question or give a date by which I will respond or say thanks, close it out and delete,” the CB Nation says.
In today’s world, the way you respond to communication shows how you value them. The CB Nation continued: “It helps the other person and is much quicker and more efficient for me and the few that need longer are diarized for time and action.”
“Deal with the emails and calls immediately. My best habit is dealing with the majority of emails and calls immediately. Respond, answer the question or give a date by which I will respond or say thanks, close it out and delete,” the CB Nation says.
In today’s world, the way you respond to communication shows how you value them. The CB Nation continued: “It helps the other person and is much quicker and more efficient for me and the few that need longer are diarized for time and action.”
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