Cure Yourself of This Success-Thwarting "Bug"

By Suzanne Richardson

The most common cause of failure, says Michael Masterson, is procrastination. The thief of dreams.

You're a procrastinator if you have ever said something like...

"I'm definitely going to lose weight this year. I'll start exercising on Monday."

Or, "I'm going to reorganize my files just as soon as I catch up on all this paperwork."

Or, "Once our busy season ends, I'm going to start that Home Seller Assist side business."

If you've caught the procrastination "bug," you don't have to resign yourself to a lifetime of unfinished projects and unfulfilled dreams. Michael has a simple cure: Institute a 24-hour rule for getting started on a goal.

"Whenever I come to the conclusion that I 'have to' do something, I give myself 24 hours to take at least the first step toward getting it done," says Michael.

"I write it down on my daily task list. It's highlighted in yellow. If it isn't crossed out by the end of the day as 'done,' I cancel all appointments for the following day and commit to doing nothing else. I don't take phone calls. I don't read e-mail. I don't allow people to come into my office for emergency visits. I come in early - extra early - and do nothing else but work on it."

The 24-hour rule will put an end to your procrastination. And when that happens, imagine all the accomplishments you'll chalk up, the goals you'll achieve, the dreams you'll finally see become reality.

Fed Up With Failed New Year’s Resolution?

Tired of making New Year's resolutions and giving up on them?

Resolutions themselves aren't the problem.

Your method of attaining them is.

Perhaps you want to lose weight or start working the Home Seller Assist program created by John Alexander. Simply saying you want to lose weight in 2009 isn't going to help.

You need a specific plan along with a specific number of pounds in mind that you want to lose.

Or what about making more money in 2009? Just wishing for them isn't going to bring those riches your way.

Exactly how much money do you want to make in 2009? What are you going to do every day in 2009 to make more money?

If you seriously want to succeed in your New Year's resolutions, then you must change the way you tackle them.

Success in every area of your life is possible if you follow a few easy steps.

Click here to learn how you can successfully complete your 2009 New Year's resolution to work the We Provide The Cash business and succeed at it.

Learn from successful failures.

That’s right, learn from those who put forth the effort --- and failed --- but keep swinging for the fences.

Learn from baseball Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson.

He hit over 500 home runs in his big league career,
yet he struck out close to 2,500 times!!! He didn’t
put the ball in play 2,500 times.

However, he didn’t stop swinging for the fence.

The lesson to be learned is this: don’t give up… keep swinging!

Powerful Writing

Becoming a better writer could be your ticket to financial independence. It can
help you get a new business started or grow an existing business, jumpstart your side career as a copywriter, move you up the corporate ladder, establish yourself as an expert, even help you find a job.

Transforming yourself from a mediocre writer into a great writer may take time. But you can speed your progress just by following a few easy rules.

One of the most important?

Simple is best.

Great writing is good thinking expressed clearly.

So don't try to complicate your writing with multiple ideas. Stick to one powerful, useful idea, and your writing will be clean, concise, and easy to understand.

Marketing in a Recession

Gal Borenstein, author of What Really Counts for CEOs, on Marketing in a Recession

"This year will be the year of rebuilding customer brand loyalty and service. Having the biggest discounts will not ensure that consumers stay loyal to a brand. What is important is developing a sound marketing and communications strategy that allows companies to listen, react, and engage with consumers across multiple communication platforms."

(Source: CNN)

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