Posts Tagged ‘Self Belief’

Success Or Failure Is Often Determined By Internal And Not External Factors

If it were easy, everyone would conquer it.

Why is it that some school owners can open a school under the worst of conditions, yet meet with great success…

While others may open their business under the best of conditions and fail miserably?

I think it’s apparent that success or failure is more often determined by internal rather than external factors.

And I would have to say that, in most cases, it has to do with three qualities: confidence, commitment, and the willingness to experience failure. Read the rest of this entry »

Want To Make More? Spend Less!

During periods of economic slow-downs and recessions, the school owners who are able to spend less while still maintaining business as usual are the ones who prosper.

Notice I didn’t say “survive” – just being in the game to survive runs contrary to the entrepreneurial mindset. If your only goal is to survive, then I suggest you quit now… because when you have self-limiting goals and no self-belief, it’s a sure formula for failure.

True entrepreneurs use setbacks as opportunities for innovation, which is why you have to focus on prospering – it puts you in the correct frame of mind to find the opportunities overlooked by everyone else.

Don’t Dwell – Just Implement

Now, I don’t want to spend a whole lot of time on cutting back, because it puts you in a scarcity mindset if you dwell on it too long.

However, here’s a short list of things you can do to save money this month… and in the coming months and years as you grow your school:

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