I had conversations with two people in the previous weeks who were considering blogging for the first time, or at least taking it serious for the first time. It’s interesting to speak to people who are considering this path, especially hearing what stops them from doing it. Most people never start a blog, and of [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Mindset’
5 Steps To Obliterate Procrastination
October 18th, 2010 |
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Leigh Peele, in her own unique style, tackles the issue of procrastination. As someone who teaches people how to reduce fat, helping others deal with not taking action is one of the single most important tasks she has as coach and trainer. Her advice is sound and relevant to any person procrastinating any task, and [...]
How To Get Your Business Up And Running Quickly – Focus On Simplicity
October 8th, 2010 |
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I finished setting up my home video recording studio complete with a new stand-up table, so I jumped in and recorded this quick video for you this morning. I haven’t quite got everything right, for example the shadows and table alignment, but it’s a good start. The topic of the video is simplicity and why [...]
Why is CRM Important to Your Small Business? Posted By : Sundip R. Doshi
October 5th, 2010 |
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What is CRM again? Customer Relationship Management (CRM) is a delicate balance between mindset, technology and processes. Well, by mindset, I mean taking the first step in realizing that you would not exist without your customers (check out the quote by Gandhi at the end of this article). Secondly, how you employ technology to ensure that your customers are customers for life! With just the right touch of mindset and technology coupled with common sense processes, you will be on your way to acquiring new customers faster and retaining existing ones for life!
How Quickly Can You Get Your Product To Market?
September 8th, 2010 |
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This weekend I’m attending James Schramko’s seminar in Sydney. I’ll be there for a panel interview on late Saturday and hang around on Sunday as well. James is one of the best Internet marketers I know of when it comes to getting things done quickly. His stuff isn’t always the most polished in terms of [...]
How About You Take The Day Off
June 2nd, 2010 |
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I’m sitting down typing this on my mac air, outside on my verandah (or deck or patio depending where you come from), on a Wednesday afternoon. So far today I’ve done two “tasks” that you would call work. I wrote two emails, one for my own email newsletter and one for the Become A Blogger [...]
How To Keep Your Business Going During A Relationship Breakdown
January 7th, 2010 |
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Jose Gonzalez, one of my Blog Mastermind members, came to me with an interesting topic he wanted to discuss in a guest post for this blog.
If you’re in charge of your business then it’s your motivation that keeps things going, and there’s nothing more de-motivating than a relationship ending, especially if you didn’t want [...]
2009 In Review: Did You Focus On What You Really Wanted?
December 31st, 2009 |
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I’m sitting at a Max Brenner “chocolate by the bald man” shop, slurping a dark chocolate iced frappe in Melbourne as I type this on my macbook air.
This is the first chance I’ve had to get some laptop time in the past three days because I’ve attended a wedding of a high-school friend. What [...]
What Andre Agassi Can Teach You About Being A Better Person
December 18th, 2009 |
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I just finished reading Andre Agassi’s autobiography titled Open.
I LOVE tennis bios, they are possibly my favorite book genre because I love tennis, but more than playing it, I love following the professional tour and especially the people in the game. For me, it’s the personalities and the human stories that really inspire, hence [...]
Three Limiting Beliefs You Need To Destroy If You Want Success Online
October 28th, 2009 |
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Last week I used some of my work time to read and respond to all the various comments that people left on resources I released in the build up to Membership Site Mastermind opening.
Although I spent several hours reading over 500 comments and writing about 50 of my own, it’s worth the time invested. [...]
Why Creating The Change You Want Is All About You
October 12th, 2009 |
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Welcome to part three in this series on creating positive change in your life. Before you begin reading this article, I recommend you review the first two parts –
Is It Really Possible To Create The Change You Want In Your Life?
What I Can Teach You About Getting What You Want
Next we’re going to continue [...]
What I Can Teach You About Getting What You Want
October 7th, 2009 |
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This is the second part in my series on creating positive change in your life. If you missed the first part, please read it before reading this. You can find part one here – Is It Really Possible To Create The Change You Want In Your Life?.
Next up we begin a look at what [...]
Is It Really Possible To Create The Change You Want In Your Life?
October 5th, 2009 |
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This is part one of a series on how to create positive change in your life based on what has worked for me, what hasn’t, and what I’m currently learning. Rather than write one of my usual 4000+ word monster articles I’m breaking it down for you into more manageable chunks.
This is going to [...]
Microsoft Shows Flashes of a Google, Apple Mind-Set with Tablet Prototype
September 23rd, 2009 |
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News Analysis: With the latest Web reports claiming that Microsoft is indeed working on a tablet computer prototype, it appears that the software giant isn’t quite the company of old that made the moves and expected everyone to follow. Nowadays, Microsoft seems to be willing to take more risks and set the pace by being like the competition. But it is really serious about getting into the mobile and wireless hardware field?
– Late on Sept. 22, a report from Gizmodo showed off what the blog claims is Microsoft’s
tablet prototype. Dubbed Courier, it features a day-planner-like look, it works
with a stylus and, according to the publication, it sports dual 7-inch screens.
There’s little debating that this is exciting news…
How To Become Comfortable With Yourself
July 20th, 2009 |
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Reflections On My 30th Birthday
As I type this I just turned 30 years old and if you’re reading this and it’s still Sunday July 19 where you are, make sure you wish me a happy birthday .
I had a conversation leading up to my 30th birthday with a fellow 29 year old who [...]
Passionate Obama hails black history, urges ‘new mindset’
July 17th, 2009 |
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US President Barack Obama paid passionate tribute to black civil rights trailblazers on the centennial of the NAACP, but said a “new mindset” was necessary to achieve a post-racial America. The first black president in US history received a thunderous welcome at a dinner Thursday marking the