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Digg it UP - How To Energize Your Business Everyday
People start a start a home based business online but 95% don't brake even and 3% of them brake even and the other 2% actually make a few bucks.Why are the numbers spread apart so far. There are several reasons. It could be the company that you are with. It could be your online marketing skills. But what it really boils done to is you. Are you discipline enough to do the daily duties of running a home based business? Have you written down some goals that you want to reach with your
You can ask yourself. ask colleagues, ask the universe for fresh inspiration and energy. When we invite new possibilities into our life, there's always a response if we're open and willing to receive it.
Try asking this simple powerful question as you start your day, "What would it feel like for me to destroy everything that I was unwilling to let go of that I created with my business yesterday? What new energy, new ideas, new choices would I like to create my business with today?" You can still continue to expand on what you created the day before. You just start with greater openess and freshness. If that feels light and expa
“Once Upon a Cubicle there was a man who wanted out He knew he couldn’t stay here but still was filled with doubt The thought of no weekly paycheck turned his smile into a pout But ‘A business startup is my heaven’ was all that he could shout!”Funny doggerel, you’d say, but this is the kind of dilemma so many men and women go through every day. The dream of being your own boss and living a more wholesome life versus the loss of security of a paycheck is a huge battle. But free sticky notes or the lack of it is keeping few
Everything is energy. Even things we think of as solid and immovable, such as rocks and dirt, are chock full of energy. The more alive the energy, the more power that's manifested. That goes for anything from tsunami waves to megastar personalities.
It's all a matter of freeing up the energy and expressing our innate talents and strengths. The key is to be able to find ways to nurture and keep expanding our creative energy. When we start out with our inspiration for our business or career we're often exuberantly excited and inspired. If we see it clearly and put our full energy behind it, we can create a great expression of who we truly are.
Over time with daily repetition and stress, our vision and creative energy can fade. With constant demands of meeting deadlines and making sales and profit goals, dealing with customers, employees and competition, the daily grind of business wears us down. While we may have enough energy to keep up with daily tasks, it's hard to stay inspired.
We're challenged to stay true to our vision and keep growing with integrity. Our work life can start to feel like a straightjacket. We may ask ourselves "Beyond just surviving, what's the point of all this?"
How do we free up our energy again? Better yet, how do we stay fresh and excited and open? How do we continually create something greater? What would it take to be in a constant state of free flowing creative energy?
From my perspective, there's a number of highly effective ways to nurture and expand our creative energy.
One technique is one that a few very savvy entrepreneurs use. It's destroying everything that you were unwilling to let go of that you created the day before. Letting go of your success as well as your failure. In a September 2003 Inc. magazine article Robert Redford talks about running the Sundance Film Institute by "Not resting on my laurels. Not repeating myself." By constantly creating from a new place.
Energy can neither be created nor destroyed. It can only be transformed. If we destroy what we were unwilling to let go of that we created the day before, our business doesn't disappear. What happens is the energy of our business is freed up to become something greater.
You have to empty your cup before you can completely fill it again. That's how to clear away distractions and connect with who you are. That's when you begin to have the power to create what would truly fulfill you.
Conversely when we keep repeating ourselves, not only are we not innovating, our energy stagnates. When our business innovation stands still we're an easier target for our competition. Constantly doing without an ongoing source of creative energy and inspiration is draining. Being open and willing to receive inspiration is envigorating and sustaining.
You can ask yourself. ask colleagues, ask the universe for fresh inspiration and energy. When we invite new possibilities into our life, there's always a response if we're open and willing to receive it.
Try asking this simple powerful question as you start your day, "What would it feel like for me to destroy everything that I was unwilling to let go of that I created with my business yesterday? What new energy, new ideas, new choices would I like to create my business with today?" You can still continue to expand on what you created the day before. You just start with greater openess and freshness. If that feels light and expan
Customer relationship management, or CRM, refers to reliable systems, processes, and procedures that allow companies to better manage customer relationships. It is a corporate level strategy that focuses on creating and maintaining effective communication with its customers. Ideally, a sound CRM strategy should develop an end-to-end process that encompasses sales, customer service, and marketing.A successful customer relationship plan can manage all business-related operations and interactions with customers simultaneously. It often in
Over time with daily repetition and stress, our vision and creative energy can fade. With constant demands of meeting deadlines and making sales and profit goals, dealing with customers, employees and competition, the daily grind of business wears us down. While we may have enough energy to keep up with daily tasks, it's hard to stay inspired.
We're challenged to stay true to our vision and keep growing with integrity. Our work life can start to feel like a straightjacket. We may ask ourselves "Beyond just surviving, what's the point of all this?"
How do we free up our energy again? Better yet, how do we stay fresh and excited and open? How do we continually create something greater? What would it take to be in a constant state of free flowing creative energy?
From my perspective, there's a number of highly effective ways to nurture and expand our creative energy.
One technique is one that a few very savvy entrepreneurs use. It's destroying everything that you were unwilling to let go of that you created the day before. Letting go of your success as well as your failure. In a September 2003 Inc. magazine article Robert Redford talks about running the Sundance Film Institute by "Not resting on my laurels. Not repeating myself." By constantly creating from a new place.
Energy can neither be created nor destroyed. It can only be transformed. If we destroy what we were unwilling to let go of that we created the day before, our business doesn't disappear. What happens is the energy of our business is freed up to become something greater.
You have to empty your cup before you can completely fill it again. That's how to clear away distractions and connect with who you are. That's when you begin to have the power to create what would truly fulfill you.
Conversely when we keep repeating ourselves, not only are we not innovating, our energy stagnates. When our business innovation stands still we're an easier target for our competition. Constantly doing without an ongoing source of creative energy and inspiration is draining. Being open and willing to receive inspiration is envigorating and sustaining.
You can ask yourself. ask colleagues, ask the universe for fresh inspiration and energy. When we invite new possibilities into our life, there's always a response if we're open and willing to receive it.
Try asking this simple powerful question as you start your day, "What would it feel like for me to destroy everything that I was unwilling to let go of that I created with my business yesterday? What new energy, new ideas, new choices would I like to create my business with today?" You can still continue to expand on what you created the day before. You just start with greater openess and freshness. If that feels light and expa
It's natural for many of us in the healthcare industry to want to help others. It's why we do what we do. We know that the more people we serve, the better and/or healthier their lives can be. To some of us that means growing our businesses so we can reach more people. The way we do that is through marketing.Over the years I've written at least once about many marketing methods most businesses use; web sites, sales letters, post cards, blogs, referrals, patient retention, public relations, networking, word of mouth marketing and more.nd just surviving, what's the point of all this?"
How do we free up our energy again? Better yet, how do we stay fresh and excited and open? How do we continually create something greater? What would it take to be in a constant state of free flowing creative energy?
From my perspective, there's a number of highly effective ways to nurture and expand our creative energy.
One technique is one that a few very savvy entrepreneurs use. It's destroying everything that you were unwilling to let go of that you created the day before. Letting go of your success as well as your failure. In a September 2003 Inc. magazine article Robert Redford talks about running the Sundance Film Institute by "Not resting on my laurels. Not repeating myself." By constantly creating from a new place.
Energy can neither be created nor destroyed. It can only be transformed. If we destroy what we were unwilling to let go of that we created the day before, our business doesn't disappear. What happens is the energy of our business is freed up to become something greater.
You have to empty your cup before you can completely fill it again. That's how to clear away distractions and connect with who you are. That's when you begin to have the power to create what would truly fulfill you.
Conversely when we keep repeating ourselves, not only are we not innovating, our energy stagnates. When our business innovation stands still we're an easier target for our competition. Constantly doing without an ongoing source of creative energy and inspiration is draining. Being open and willing to receive inspiration is envigorating and sustaining.
You can ask yourself. ask colleagues, ask the universe for fresh inspiration and energy. When we invite new possibilities into our life, there's always a response if we're open and willing to receive it.
Try asking this simple powerful question as you start your day, "What would it feel like for me to destroy everything that I was unwilling to let go of that I created with my business yesterday? What new energy, new ideas, new choices would I like to create my business with today?" You can still continue to expand on what you created the day before. You just start with greater openess and freshness. If that feels light and expa
Offshore companies or International Business Companies (also known as IBCs) are ‘distinct legal entities’ – what this means is that they can be treated to all intents and purposes like an individual.This means they can do business and be taxed for example, in fact they can do pretty much everything apart from have feelings or be loved!But what’s the point of an offshore company?Well, residents of high tax countries such as America of the United Kingdom for example can sometimes use an offshore company structure and route t
Energy can neither be created nor destroyed. It can only be transformed. If we destroy what we were unwilling to let go of that we created the day before, our business doesn't disappear. What happens is the energy of our business is freed up to become something greater.
You have to empty your cup before you can completely fill it again. That's how to clear away distractions and connect with who you are. That's when you begin to have the power to create what would truly fulfill you.
Conversely when we keep repeating ourselves, not only are we not innovating, our energy stagnates. When our business innovation stands still we're an easier target for our competition. Constantly doing without an ongoing source of creative energy and inspiration is draining. Being open and willing to receive inspiration is envigorating and sustaining.
You can ask yourself. ask colleagues, ask the universe for fresh inspiration and energy. When we invite new possibilities into our life, there's always a response if we're open and willing to receive it.
Try asking this simple powerful question as you start your day, "What would it feel like for me to destroy everything that I was unwilling to let go of that I created with my business yesterday? What new energy, new ideas, new choices would I like to create my business with today?" You can still continue to expand on what you created the day before. You just start with greater openess and freshness. If that feels light and expa
The costs to go public via direct public offering varies substantially with the type of company, size and complexity. The four major costs include:1. The accounting fees: When a private company goes public, they must obtain financial audits. These audits are incorporated into a registration statement that is subsequently filed with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission.The cost of financial audits have a significant range. There are several factors that influence the cost of financial audits: a) are the c
You can ask yourself. ask colleagues, ask the universe for fresh inspiration and energy. When we invite new possibilities into our life, there's always a response if we're open and willing to receive it.
Try asking this simple powerful question as you start your day, "What would it feel like for me to destroy everything that I was unwilling to let go of that I created with my business yesterday? What new energy, new ideas, new choices would I like to create my business with today?" You can still continue to expand on what you created the day before. You just start with greater openess and freshness. If that feels light and expansive to you, choose it and see what greater possibilities show up for you.
This may seem scary at first. Be with that scariness. Are you really scared or are you more aware, more excited? When we face the unknown with awareness and wonder, we wake up our creative power. To quote Albert Einstein, "One of our greatest capacities is the ability to be exhilarated in the face of the unknown".
This article was inspired by the pioneering work of Gary Douglas, founder of Access Energy Transformation.
Copyright 2006 Rich Atkinson
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