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This controversial video may get me labeled a “WACKO Heretic!”
Ok, here we go…
If you’re IN the guru business (speaker, author, coach, consultant, info-marketer) … or if you’ve THOUGHT about getting into the guru business … then this may be the most important video you’ve ever watched.
See it here:
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This is DEEP, psycho-guru-stuff…
Watch at your own risk!
That’s all for now, JP
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Has Britney Spears finally learned her lesson? Is she cleaning up her act?
In her first TV interview in a couple of years, she actually sounded “half-way” logical. So, does that mean her CRAZY days are behind her?
And, are people just supposed to forget about all the weirdness of the last couple of years?
Hmmm…
OK — so what can you take away from this?
Well… a) In the REAL WORLD, you don’t always get second chances to make things right. That means customer relationships, your public “branding” are vitally important.
b) If you screw up — admit it and then fix it… FAST! Don’t just wait until you’re ready to come out with your next product (aka Britney Spears new album?) to “make things right.”
Are you waiting for “someday” to arrive? Do you often say… “Someday I’ll start a business” “Someday I’ll make more money” “Someday I’ll improve myself” “Someday I’ll get more education” “Someday, someday, someday” Well… Someday is never going to “get here.” YOU have to make someday happen. Why not make someday happen… Today?
Twelve Essential Commitments for Building a Successful Company
By JP Maroney
Over the past few years, a massive number of people have jumped into the entrepreneurial world as a result of corporate down sizing, economic shifts, and changes in perception about careers and lifestyle. As a result, many people who saw business ownership as an opportunity to enjoy more freedom in their lives, control their days, and do what they want to do with no boss to answer to, have now reached the realization that success in business also comes with a big price tag.
I’ve started and run five businesses. The first three failed miserably, the fourth — our magazine publishing company — I successfully built then sold, and the fifth is my existing development company — which is actually a collection of several online and offline businesses and joint ventures. Through it all, I’ve learned that to be a successful business builder, you must make certain commitments. But, the rewards can be well worth the price.
Here are twelve essential commitments necessary for entrepreneurial success.
1. FOCUS. Success in business requires tremendous focus. I see many “wanna-be” entrepreneurs fail in this area. They try to pursue more than one idea at a time. You can never be truly effective if you spread your resources between multiple ventures. I met one guy a while back who claimed he owned five different businesses. The crazy thing was not one of them was successful. I’m not surprised. I learned the hard way that in order to maximize your effectiveness you must focus on one idea at a time, and make that one idea work. Then you can free yourself to move to another idea. Stay focused if you want to succeed in business.
2. RISK. The stakes are very high in business. You can win big or lose everything. But, I’ve always said that if you never try it, you’ll never know. Right? Everyone makes mistakes. We all fail once in a while. But, failing to take risks paralyzes your possibility for success. I have a business associate who now runs a leading agency within his industry. But for years he put off taking the plunge because he feared the risk involved. Even now, I find him paranoid about the potential failure, even though his agency is the most successful operation within his market. If you are unwilling to accept risks, entrepreneurship is definitely not for you.
3. DETERMINATION. In my experience, the one thing that has kept me going even when I couldn’t see the prospect of success has been my high level of determination. I find that a persistent attitude will give you the greatest edge for success in business. Why? Because when nothing is going as expected, you have to stay committed to your dreams, your vision, your goals, your passion. You must determine in your heart that you will stick with your plan in spite of the obstacles. Very few things ever work out as originally expected. That is especially true in business. But, determination will help you stick with it until you discover the right way that does work.
4. FLEXIBILITY. I like to compare running a business to skiing moguls. You stand at the top of the mountain, choose the path you think is best, then take off. But, as you descend the mountain, you must constantly adjust your course, make changes, and absorb unexpected bumps. Your mind must be alert. Your eyes must constantly look for new opportunities. And, your body must remain flexible enough to make immediate changes in direction. In business what worked yesterday, or looked like it would work, may no longer apply today. We must be flexible enough to adapt to new ways of doing business, new methods of marketing our products, and new ways of assembling teams. If we become too rigid and set in our ways, “the business mountain” will break us.
5. WILLINGNESS TO LEARN. In nearly every presentation I deliver I tell the audience that there are three kinds of people in this world; stupid, smart and successful. The stupid people never learn from their own mistakes. The smart people do. But the successful people learn from the mistakes of others. I used to tell my partners that “I don’t mind making mistakes in business, I just don’t want to make the same mistakes. And I don’t want to make the same mistakes other people have made if I can avoid them.” Smart business builders constantly learn from their mistakes, and seek to make immediate changes. The truly successful ones also study the results of other people and organizations to discover what has worked and what has not, in an effort to avoid making mistakes which have already been made. I suggest you build alliance with other people within your industry who are not in direct competition with you. Learn from each other. Share with each other what is and isn’t working. Being willing to learn is a key characteristic of succes in business and in life.
6. CHARISMA. Very soon you realize that in order to be successful in business you need other people. But not just any people…the right kind of people. You need people who “buy-in” to your vision for the company, and treat the organization as if it is their own. Attracting those types of people requires charismatic leadership. Charismatic leaders primarily attract the very best people because of their enthusiasm. People want to be part of something that is happening. You may have heard the phrase that nobody wants to get on a train that’s going nowhere. They want to contribute to a worthwhile operation. And, I’m not just talking about people who work for you. I’m also talking about mentors, stategic partners, vendors, customers, firends, business associates, and other people who you can get excited about your vision. If you can express your excitement openly and effectively, you have a much better chance of attracting the best people to your organization.
7. ACCOUNTABILITY. One myth of business ownership is that you no longer have to answer to anybody. The idea is that as soon as you go into business for yourself you suddenly become “boss free.” What a joke. The moment you declare your independence as a business person you immediately acquire a new set of bosses, or at least a new set of people to whom you are accountable. They include but are not limited to employees, vendors and customers. And that’s OK. There’s nothing wrong with being accountable. In fact, we should embrace it, and use it to motivate ourselves. You’ve probably also found that you’re much harder on yourself than any boss would ever be. Be accountable to other people and to yourself. And build your success on that accountability.
8. BELIEF. Success as a business builder requires a tremendous level of belief. Belief in yourself, your ideas, your products, your people and your vision. This belief is so important because early on you may not see the tangible results of your efforts. In the meantime you must believe that what you are doing is worthwhile. You must believe it is the right thing for you to do. When people ridicule you and say you are crazy for pursuing your dreams, stay true to yourself and believe in what you can accomplish.
9. PASSION. Put aside the plans. Put aside the products. Put aside the people. But, one thing you can never be without is passion. In order to succeed you must be passionate about what you do. Your passion is your reason why. I tell people that if they have trouble standing firm in the midst of setbacks or pressure, they need more reasons why. Your reasons why are the fuel that keeps the flame of your desire burning. Your reasons why keep you excited when nobody else is excited. Your reasons why are your passion. If you need more passion, build a long list of reasons why you do what you do, and then read that list everyday.
10. VISION. Truly successful business builders have tremendous vision. They see opportunity in the distance when other people see nothing. They visualize their dreams and goals coming true even when there are no visible results. The visionaries are the people who make their mark in history. They refuse to allow the tides of the times to influence their actions. Instead they take measurable steps each day to reach and achieve their goals.
11. RESPONSIBILITY. Business builders take personal responsibility for their own success. They don’t sit around waiting for someone else to make it happen. They go out and make it happen. This is the sign of a successful entrepreneur. You won’t find them making excuses for why they can’t succeed. Instead, you will find them looking at themselves for ways they can improve their results. They take personal responsibility for their own actions and their own success.
12. VULNERABILITY. This one is tough. Nobody likes to be vulnerable, especially not high achievers. But the ultra successful entrepreneurs recognize their own vulnerability. They admit that they don1t know everything. They realize they have not “arrived,” even when they may look successful. They understand the potential for changes in the market, new trends and economic shifts. As a result they acknowledge their own vulnerability and take specific steps to prepare for the unforeseen.
By now, you realize that free enterprise carries a high price. The rewards can be incredible, and the lifestyle very fulfilling. But the opportunity is also extremely demanding. Understanding the price one must pay for success in business is a great step in the direction of success as a business builder.
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Question…
How’s your dream machine?
Is it fully engaged?
Running smoothly — optimum performance?
Or…
Is it sputtering, nearly or completely out of gas?
Have you forgotten what it’s like to “DREAM BIG?”
Have you forgotten how to dream at all?
The sad fact is, by the time most people reach adulthood, they’ve forgotten how to dream.
The passion, excitement and enthusiasm that once fueled their imagination has long been extinguished.
Past mistakes, failures, missteps — all haunt the average adult.
But, the truth is… until and unless you learn to dream big again, your life will be average.
You’ll simply get along by going along.
You’ll wake up dreading each day.
And that’s no fun!
We’re going to change that — this weekend.
Here’s what I’d like you to do:
1) Set aside the problems of “life as it is.”
2) Set aside the failures from your past.
3) Forget for a moment what you “thought” life was going to be like.
4) And open your mind to new possibilities.
5) Get out an empty notebook and start writing about life as you want it.
What does it look like? Including the money — but not only the money.
Write about your lifestyle — how you want things to be from now on.
Crank up that dream machine…
Where do you want to go?
What do you want to accomplish?
What do you want to buy?
Where do you want to live?
Who do you want in your life?
>>> Here’s a key:
Write it as if it already IS!
Write it in the present tense — using:
“I am…
“I own…
“I have…
Let the dreams grow. Let the hope well up inside you.
It’s time to start dreaming again.
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Have a safe and prosperous weekend. I’ll see a new and better you on the other side.
Warmly,
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Unless you’ve had your head in the sand you realize that we are living in a changing world, a changing universe, a changing marketplace. Change is everywhere.
You can’t avoid change. You can’t ignore change. You can’t prevent change. You just have to live with it!
And if you fight change you’ll ultimately end up the loser.
So how do you deal with change? And if you’re a leader, perhaps the more important question is, “How do you help your people deal with change?”
The truth is…
“People resist change with every fiber of their being!”
They would rather things stay the same than to risk change. They would prefer to go about business as usual. Perhaps brought on by fear of the unknown.
In the past, keep things the same was ok. But those days are over. Technology significantly and dramatically influences nearly every imaginable industry. In the last ten to twenty years, entire market segments have disappeared.
The phonograph, eight track tapes, and LPs have given way to CDs, DVDs and MP3s. As a result, companies find themselves forced to either change to keep up with the times, or simply go out of business.
No doubt, you’ve seen businesses right in your hometown ~ or in your industry ~ that have resisted change – and lost! In today’s world, businesses either move ahead, or get left behind!
Change leaves its mark on history. If no one were willing to embrace change, we would still ride horses to work and have outhouses. Lucky for us, our forefathers were not afraid to ask, “What if?” and to seek the answer.
Candlelight is romantic on occasion. However, I sure enjoy flipping the switch and being able to see. It’s more than a convenience – it’s a way of life.
Thank goodness, Ben Franklin and Thomas Edison were persistent in finding a better way. You can be sure the skeptics scorned and criticized these change agents because they did not understand the possibilities of electricity and light bulbs.
Much like electricity, automobiles, telephones and microwaves, some change can be positive. Sure, it may not be “the way we’ve always done it” but it just might produce better and faster results.
Ultimately, that is the kind of change we should embrace. That’s what our customers expect ~ in fact, it’s what consumers today demand.
Change is happening everywhere
Think about some changes that challenge us in business and in the workplace. What changes are we seeing, and what can we do to meet the challenge of those changes?
First, we’re seeing changes in customer mindset or expectations. Customer’s today have a microwave-mentality. They want their needs met and their problems solved, and they want it right now!
They don’t want to wait. They don’t want delays. They don’t want excuses. They want it now! And, if you can’t deliver what they want –when they want it — they’ll go somewhere else.
Have you ever been searching for a product or service, and called through the numbers in the yellow pages? What happens when you don’t find what you’re looking for at the first place you call? You call the next one right?
What does this mean for you and your organization?
Well, it means when customers call, employees should answer the telephone quickly, and with a sense of urgency in their voice. In fact, sometimes speed is the primary reason a company gets the business.
The person answering the telephone should possess knowledge in the company’s products and services. That person should effectively ask questions to identify specifically what the customer needs, and then either solve their problem, or direct them to the appropriate person or department who can meet their needs.
When people come in to your business, they shouldn’t feel as if they are intruding – but instead should feel like the most important person who has walked through the door all day. In other words, they need to know that everyone, and I do mean everyone, in the company is there to serve them.
Some people say, “Well, customer service is not what I do!” Wrong! Customer service is what everyone does.
I saw a sign the other day that said, “We don’t have a customer service department. We have a customer service company!” I love that. In fact, we turned that phrase into a FREE poster you can download from my website at www.JPMaroney.com.
We’re also seeing significant changes in technology!
A few years ago, my four-year-old daughter was with me in a popular copy shop and business center. I had just finished using one of their computers to print out a document when I heard her ask me, “Da Da, what’s this?”
I turned and realized she was looking at a typewriter. And it hit me just how much things are changing. Here she was, a preschooler who has her own computer, a binder full of computer games on CD, and she’s NEVER seen a typewriter.
Think for a minute how technological changes have affected people and companies who once depended on the sale and service of typewriters for their income. Pretty scary isn’t it?
The fact is…none of us are immune to the changes in technology. We must accept technology and learn to adapt and leverage it to fit our needs.
The other day, I was searching the Internet for a mailing list company. At one website, they had a button that said, “Click here for live support.”
I clicked and immediately someone from that company came online and began communicating with me using text-based Internet chat. What a great example of using technology to improve service. But it was an improvement brought about by… change!
Today, we’re seeing major changes in the workplace!
The new world of work has placed new demands on workers at all levels of the organization. In many cases they’re being expected to accept new responsibilities, expanded job functions, and increased workloads due to downsizing, restructuring and mergers.
These changes require a person who is flexible and willing to adapt with the times. It demands that individuals continuously upgrade knowledge and skills to meet the needs of customers and team members. We need people who are willing to change!
So what do the people in the organization need to do in order to compete and thrive in a changing marketplace? What actions are required by savvy employees and managers.
First, we need to get beyond business as usual. We cannot afford to become complacent and feel that our past successes will guarantee our future results.
Sometime back, I saw a movie, “Pirates of Silicon Valley” which is based on the early days of the personal computing industry, including the rise of Microsoft and Apple Computer. In the movie, the character of Bill Gates says, “Success is a menace. It fools smart people into thinking they can’t lose.”
That is just it. We cannot allow past successes to lull us into believing that we are invincible. We must consistently challenge status quo.
It suggests that we should question everything! Existing processes, existing methodologies, outdated products and services should all be subject to review in order to make sure we are still relevant in the marketplace.
How better it is to initiate change and revamp or update products and services than to find yourself forced to do it because of shifts in demand or more formidable competitors. Wait too long and you could find yourself reacting too late.
Second, we must keep open lines of communication throughout our organization. Teams, departments, branches and satellite offices should communicate with each other on a regular basis.
This creates a sharing of ideas, including: What’s working, what’s not, and where do we need to improve? Technology now gives virtually any size organization – even those spread across broad geography – to connect people and facilitate idea sharing through online message boards and forums.
That communication of information is vital for future successes. It ensures that everyone knows the specific direction of the company. It also keeps everyone focused on how the organization plans to get there. Everyone should very clearly know the mission of the company, and the strategic plan for achieving that mission. At every level, team members should know the goals of the company, and should know how they fit into the big picture with their own area of personal responsibility.
The second thing we must do as a company is focus on fundamentals. This includes delivering exceptional products and services that meet the needs of clients. It means providing customer service that exceeds expectations.
People only do business with an organization for one of two reasons: One, you make them feel good. And two, you solve their problems. Preferably both!
Focusing on fundamentals in a changing marketplace means getting down to the nitty-gritty of how to best solve client problems and make them feel good. It means going above and beyond what’s expected -doing the unexpected.
Michael Dell, Founder and Chairman of Dell Computer wrote about this in his book “Direct from Dell.” He said, “At Dell, we’ve always tried to exceed (our customers) expectations with our products and service. But when you go beyond just offering better products and services, and attempt to build a meaningful, memorable, total experience, you win customers for life.”
Focusing on fundamentals means listening to what customers and clients say about your products and services and being willing to adapt and change with the needs of the market. The climate of our times demands this kind of flexibility and adaptability. Ready or not, change is happening. It is happening everywhere -especially in the workplace.
For organizations to grow, evolve and keep up with the changing times, we must teach people in organizations the importance of flexibility. We must teach them how to adapt and change with the times. Ultimately, that is one of your primary roles as a leader.
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One of the greatest tragedies of life is that so many people underutilize their personal potential. I know people who can sing, I mean really sing, but they don’t do a single thing with it. I know people who could write masterpiece fiction novels, but never produce a single paragraph. I personally know a handful of people who have tremendous talent and ideas for starting their own business, but don’t step out.
Why?
I think that most of them don’t really understand the possibilities of their potential. They don’t see the value in what they have to offer society. They minimize their talents and abilities, and never achieve the goals or dreams planted within their hearts.
I wrote a poem sometime back for these kinds of people. It is called “Your Dreams…Your Destiny.â€
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You were given big dreams
That You could fulfill,
The faith and belief
Upon which to build.
You were given the eyes
To observe the needs,
And within your heart
Faith planted a seed.
Now regardless what force
Might stand in your way,
You now know the words
In response you can say.
“Oh be though removed
and cast into the sea,
for I’m destined to live
these dreams given to me.â€
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Please, if you’re one of those people with a book, a business, a new career, a hobby, a poem, a song inside of you, take what you’ve got, and take it to the max. Use what you have. Don’t wait until you have everything you think you need to succeed. Just take what you’ve got, and take it to the max.
Here are my four steps to maximizing your unique personal potential.
Step One: Recognize it!
Take a look at yourself. What special talents do you have? What skills have you acquired? What interests you most? What are you good at? That is your unique personal potential.
It may take some time, but you were given special talents and abilities with which you can serve others. Look around you. What needs exist that you can service? Helping other people should be the foundation on which you build your future.
You might help other people by selling them a product that simplifies their life. Or you might provide a service that make their life easier. You might write a book that entertains or informs.
Look within yourself, and around you as well. You will discover, and recognize your unique personal potential.
Perhaps you are not maximizing your potential on your job. Take a look around. Is there room for improvement. Could you apply your skills to enhance a certain system or process at your place of employment. It is an exciting feeling to know you have personally made improvements that improve service or increase productivity.
Step Two: Energize it!
It is not enough to just have potential. You need a catalyst to set it in motion. Your dreams provide that motivation. Many people call what I do motivational speaking. But, motivation can’t come from a speaker, it must come from within you.
Find something that excites you, something that will keep you excited even when times are tough. That excitement can come a sense of accomplishment, or financial rewards. Develop a burning desire to fulfill your dream. That burning desire will energize your unique personal potential.
Step Three: Mobilize it!
Put your unique personal potential to work. It is like a parked car. If it does not take you somewhere it is useless. Put your potential into action. Many people avoid this step because they are afraid to take risks. To paraphrase something Abraham Lincoln said… good things come to those who wait, but only what’s left over by those who didn’t. Get out of your comfort zone and take action. Read the chapter in this book called Get up, Get going, or Get out of the way.
Step Four: Maximize it!
Now you’ve put your unique personal potential to work, what next? Right? Keep adjusting and improving. The first time you write a book, it will not be your best. That’s OK. The first time you get on stage to sing, it will not be your best. That’s OK. The first time you make a sales presentation, it will not be your best. That’s OK. Take what you learn each time and improve. Maximize your unique personal potential by continually growing and developing yourself. You have unique personal potential…take it to the MAX!
JP Maroney is a business growth strategist, best-selling author and award-winning speaker. Receive his FREE book, “5 Ways to Double or Triple Your Business” by visiting www.JPMaroney.com
