The Myth of Genius Many people believe that success in business is the byproduct of a participant's intellect. That perspective, however, is nothing but a myth. Although being a very smart person can undoubtedly be beneficial to a home business owner, it is not a prerequisite for success.Keywords:
Elias Georgi, home business, inspiration, business inspiration, home based, wahm, online business, internet marketing, PAS, mentor, coach, motivation, motivational, small business, The Myth of Genius Marketing Myth 5 - It's Best to Wait for Perfection, before Acting Are you waiting to do something - anything - until the time is 'just right?' If so, you may be waiting a lifetime. A well-thought-plan is the key to success, but once it's completed it's time to stop stalling and act.Keywords:
Mary Eule Scarborough, small business marketing, marekting, procrastination, marketing myths, marketing plan, Mary Eule Scarborough, marketing tips, marketing advice, small businesses Do Your Fees Match Your Worth Establishing fees and setting boundaries with your clients is always the first priority of a business owner. If you are in a service provider industry, there can be quantifiable prices for supplies and tools and probably even industry standards for your hourly rate. But how do you measure your value as a coach, consultant or professional speaker? Marilyn Ellis offers tips to dispel the myths that may be keeping you from growing your business.Keywords:
Marilyn Ellis, coaching, speaking, professional spealking, setting fees, what should I charge, sales, marketing, self promotion Goal Setting Success - A Myth? Or A Whale of a Yale Tale? I don't know how many times I have read it. Maybe I've heard it even more. Sometimes it takes place at Yale; other times at Harvard. In some cases, it was in the 1950s; in other cases, it was in the 1970s. It has been referred to in bestselling books and on college campuses. It has been quoted by some the best-known business gurus, as well as many small business coaches. None of this makes a difference because no matter where or when people said it took place, it didn't.Keywords:
Peter George, goals, goal setting, written goals, yale, harvard, study, small business
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