A Chinese Proverb " Be not afraid of going slowly be afraid only of standing still."
This proverb reminds me so much of Network Marketing. So often people get discouraged by not getting instant results. We live in a society of instant gratification and we don't know how to react when we don't get these type of results.
What should we do to make sure we are still moving forward?
1. Set up a daily method of operation ( plan what, when and how you are going to accomplish these tasks)
2. Personal Development ( read 10 pages a day of a good book or listen to a book on audio for a minimum of 15 minutes a day)
3. Choose 2-3 forms of advertising ( videos, blogging, social network, forums, or safelists, etc.)
4. Follow up with our leads ( create those relatioships)
If we are keeping track of our daily activites. We will know whether we are moving slowly or standing still.
Make a decision to keep moving forward to success!!
~Debbie
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2 comments:
I like this proverb. There are so many times I feel like I am standing still, even when I am running at 50 miles an hour. I call it treading water, but yes... the idea of keeping track of what needs to be done and what I have done each day makes a lot of sense to this chaotic "blue". Thanks for pointing out what needs to be happening.
Super post, Debbie!
I am a strong advocate of utilizing any type of organizational tools. So I appreciate the mention of a daily method of operation in your article.
Instantaneous gratification would be nice, right? It's just not reasonable and, in most cases, not even feasible. We are, without question, a microwave society and want everything done ... yesterday!
I share your same philosophies and I love the quote at the beginning of your post.
You are definitely NOT standing still!
~Melanie Kissell
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