Your days of being a Solopreneur or 'me, myself and I' thinker who fears competition or promoting other experts and companies are numbered.
Hanging on by the fingernails to an outdated, fear-based mindset that clings precariously to the 'old school' dogeat- dog way of doing business is not only a waste of your precious time and resources, but a surefire way to build your business slowly. Abundance thinkers use a win-win formula that allows them to do business with their competitors and substantially increase their cashflow. Abundance thinkers replace the lonely 'I' attitude with a 'Together We Can....' attitude.
If you've tried to apply for a loan recently, you may have discovered the Banks are making it more difficult for you to understand what they want, and/or they're taking longer to decide what they want from you, as the potential borrower.
During these changing times, now is an opportune time for us to identify and adapt to the changes, so that we can be prepared and move towards opportunities. After all, greatness comes where preparedness and opportunity meet!
Bernard M. Baruch, former statesman and US presidential advisor once said, "We didn't all come over on the same ship, but we're all in the same boat." Mr Baruch was an astute observer.
Achievement is an important part of overall success. So, will achieving your professional goals make you happier? Where goal setting has traditionally been focused only on achieving the goal, we'd like to put forward the concept that an equally important role of goal setting is to allow us to enjoy today, rather than waiting until goal achievement to enjoy tomorrow. It's the old adage of focusing on the journey, as well as the destination.
The current global financial crisis has been described as a ‘once in a lifetime recession.' Reuben Buchanan explains why.
Savvy business owners, entrepreneurs and investors recognise the GFC as a once in a lifetime opportunity to make money.
Here's why:
There exist too many talented business people that fall short of success. They have the right skills, contacts, qualifications and the ideas, but something seems to be working against them. In fact, that something is inside our very own mind – we are our worst enemy.
How often has your lack of confidence, self-esteem, limiting beliefs or self-doubt impacted you from taking that next step or closing that last business deal? You walk away mystified that you 'almost got there'.
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