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Building Websites with Articles
Copyright 2005 Richard Keir I've been blogging occasionally over the last two months about my ongoing experiment with writing articles. This is a super hot topic lately with the changes going on at Google and Yahoo that are impacting many websites...
How To Recruit 100 Distributors A Day
Facts & Myths of Multilevel Marketing How To Recruit 100 Distributors A Day, Every Day Of The Week! I was exploring the internet jungle a few weeks ago when I stumbled upon what appeared to be an open MLM forum, however it had pretty much been...
It Takes Relationships NOT Sales
The Superhighway now offers us the convenience of operating our MLM from the desk top of our computer. No longer are we required to attend meetings, stock products, or do inventory. No longer do we prospect face to face. However, this convenience...
Step by Step - You Will Succeed With Your Internet Business
It takes an average of one year to start seeing the result of your effort in the internet. Thats a pretty small price to pay for this huge market. It takes time to develop a business It takes time to know wich products sells best and wich...
Your Web Traffic and Your Bottom Line
Most companies that have websites have access to traffic statistics, usually provided by their web host. Those that don't look at these files (or use a bargain basement web hosting company that doesn't provide them) don't know what they are...
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Learn To Embrace Failure
Failure is a must to succeed in business and in life. So often we are told we can not fail, it’s a bad thing. From the time we start to school, till we go to the here after, fail, that 4 letter word is a bad thing. It is almost like a curse. My question is how do we learn and continue to grow if we don’t fail? How do we succeed in business if we don’t fail?
I started my first Home Based Business 2 years ago. I invested over $6000 just for the web site and the 10 mentoring sessions. That was on top of the $250 initial fees for set and a merchant account, that doesn’t include all the little fees (no one expects). What I received for this was an online store, web site, 2000 free useless hits, link exchanges (that I had to pay for and didn’t need to) and oh yes the useless mentoring sessions (that didn’t teach me anything). I worked hard on this site for 6 months (which doesn’t seem like a long time), except they told me I would be able to make back all my invested money in the first 3 months. I made nothing, and eventually lost over at least a $7000.00 before I decided to shut it down. To top it all off the company I went through gave me a hard time about shutting down the site and my merchant account. I had failed miserably. You would have thought that I would have been angry and upset, and initially I was. I received the “I told you so” looks, the rhetoric 9 out of 10 businesses fail etc. when I told
people my business had failed.
But what no one realized is that I had learned so much. Not only did I learn what not to do, I also learned, that regardless of my business “failing,” that I loved the ownership of it and that no matter how many times the business didn’t pan out that I would continue to learn, grow, and to build businesses.
So since then I have looked over other online businesses, done background research, and have started another; that I am happy to say seems to be doing well. By failing, all that did was whet my appetite to do it again. 9 out of 10 businesses fail, but it is the 1 time that it doesn’t fail that I am after. So, when you look at your failures, look at them as a way to succeed, that has given you a wealth of knowledge and that knowledge is what you need to succeed in life and in business.
About The Author
Copyright 2004 Written by Lisa Saylor Author. Lisa has a business site about online business opportunities and articles at http://www.homebasedbusiness4all.com and has a online store and business opportunities at http://www.moreinfo247.com/8757740.
lisa_saylor1@hotmail.com
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