By Paul Smith It is a frequent phenomenon when we start something up, but do not get the job done. We dream about great results and achievements at the same time, but don’t want to make an effort for it. Somebody starts business, he is not interested in, in order to achieve success but it does not work. Why is it so? What is it … Continue reading How to Succeed in Any Business Type
I can spend the whole day reading any Ben Carson’s book. He is quite inspiring. I have read couple of his books and articles written about him. One striking trait about this Genius is his knack for taking RISKS. Ben has taken a lot of risks in his life, and see where it got him. He’s regarded as one of the greatest minds and geniuses … Continue reading Take The Risk
Oops!!! I have made a mistake… Yeee, I am finished…. I have made a lot of mistakes in my life but I have lived to learn from them rather than brood over it or let them pull me back. Mistakes a stepping stones to learning. Whenever we make them we come out wiser and smarter. Don’t be afraid to make them, it is an … Continue reading THE MOST REWARDING MARKETING MISTAKE I EVER MADE
I personally believe it’s now stale hearing or reading of the benefits of Facebook to your business. We may all have different opinions on this. If you are reading this, there is great possibility you have read other articles of such, it’s all over the internet. Well, this article is not going to be just on the gains, but few tips on how to use Facebook effectively to … Continue reading Making The Most Of Facebook for Your Business
CREDIT: Culled from stumbleupon.com I know a lot of you will love this article, so when I stumbled upon it (lol), I didn’t think twice to share it here… enjoy peeps!!!! Almost 99% of blogs created today are due to the fact that a lot of people have read thousand of article of how ‘A Blogger makes 6 figures Monthly’ but not considering how long it … Continue reading Top Reasons You Are Not A Successful Blogger
CREDIT: Culled from http://www.steamfeed.com Doesn’t it feel like everyone is writing some sort of a book? You may feel annoyed by the echo chamber of book topics, left out because you haven’t gotten to the place where a book feels right, or energized to follow suit with a topic you’re jazzed about. This range of emotion can be off-putting and hinder your business development efforts. … Continue reading Writing A Business Book Is Good PR
CREDIT: Culled from http://www.blogtrepreneur.com In an increasingly social media-driven world, becoming a master networker is an important key to building both your personal brand and developing the friendships you’ll need to succeed. However, there are a few areas that need more than digital technology to grow your business. Consider these three tips to help you market faster and more effectively when integrated with your strategy. … Continue reading 3 Ways to Become a Master Networker
CREDIT: Culled from http://smallbiztrends.com “Gangnam Style” is a song and music video by South Korean musician Psy. The phrase has become a metaphor for having a unique and authentic style. The video was first released in July 2012 and soon went viral on YouTube. In December 2012, the Gangnam Style video became the first YouTube video to reach one billion views. Today, it is still … Continue reading What is Gangnam Style? And What Does it Mean for Business?
Credit: Culled from http://cristianmihai.net They say you can’t beat a man who doesn’t give up. The first piece of writing I ever wrote was rubbish. And I kept on adding more rubbish. Then I wrote something else. And then someone said I was a retard. And I wanted to prove them wrong. I’ve failed time and time again. In all aspects of life. The first … Continue reading Why failing is (kind of) a good thing
Bill Gates didn’t seem like a shoe-in for success after dropping out of Harvard. He started his first business with Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen called Traf-O-Data. It failed. Steve Jobs’ Apple III computer, the early model of the Mac, was so poorly designed that the computer earned a reputation as an unreliable machine that invariably crashed because of poor ventilation. Richard Branson has Dyslexia, although … Continue reading Succesful People Have Their Own Stories
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