How To Make It Online - It"s The Simple, Easy Things That Create Success In Home Business
Having success with an online business is not something that comes easy.
It is also something that's not hard to learn.
Much of your success will come from the time and effort you put in to make it succeed.
It's the little, simple, easy things we do on a daily basis that are the driving force behind it all.
These little, simple, easy things are also what can lead to your failure if you're not careful.
Doing things like replying to an email, reading up on leadership development material, or working out for 30 minutes a day are very simple tasks to complete.
They are also very easy to do.
For some reason, many of us just don't do them or start to do them and then stop.
So why that? It's because they are also things that are simple and easy NOT to do.
The issue is that you're not going to see the consequences of not doing these things immediately.
You're not going to gain 35 lbs over night because you missed one day of working out and you're not going to turn into a bad leader because you missed 20 minutes of reading.
It's also not going to be the end of the world because you didn't respond to that email right away.
The biggest problem is that if you do miss one day, it is easy to miss again and again.
Once you multiply that over a significant amount of time will you then start to see the effects.
Your inbox will become cluttered, you'll start to put on the weight you were trying to keep off, and you may not be up to date with the latest leadership trends.
If you were able to see the long term consequences right away, you would have never missed that work out and you would have sent that email reply.
All of this easily applies to what we do on a day to day basis with our business and its marketing.
Sending those emails, updating that PPC campaign, and posting those tweets on Twitter are easy tasks to complete however, they can easily be over looked.
It's the number of small things we do on a day to day basis that really make the difference.
Setting and forgetting doesn't work here.
You need to be consistently learning and improving the small things each and every day.
If you ask a top producer what the biggest thing they did to become successful was, they are not going to have an answer for you.
They are going to tell you it was the result of many simple easy things they did every day that worked together to build their success.
As an example we can take a step back to our childhood.
When I was a kid I used to love swinging as high as I could on the swing set at the park.
I couldn't get as high as I wanted with just one pump on the seat.
Though swinging on the swing set was a very easy and simple thing to do, I had to start out slow and eventually build enough momentum to get me as high as I wanted to go.
It was a collection of those small, easy pumps that lead me to my unstoppable momentum and success with my swing height.
Also, once I got high enough it was easier to stay at that high with very little force.
Overlooking the small simple steps will eventually lead to big consequences.
This is very easy to forget because they don't happen right away.
Next time you're thinking about skipping an important daily step, think about the future impact to your business.
It's those small, simple, easy steps we take for granted that will have the biggest combined success later on.
Compose a plan and stick to it.
Your success is riding on it.
It is also something that's not hard to learn.
Much of your success will come from the time and effort you put in to make it succeed.
It's the little, simple, easy things we do on a daily basis that are the driving force behind it all.
These little, simple, easy things are also what can lead to your failure if you're not careful.
Doing things like replying to an email, reading up on leadership development material, or working out for 30 minutes a day are very simple tasks to complete.
They are also very easy to do.
For some reason, many of us just don't do them or start to do them and then stop.
So why that? It's because they are also things that are simple and easy NOT to do.
The issue is that you're not going to see the consequences of not doing these things immediately.
You're not going to gain 35 lbs over night because you missed one day of working out and you're not going to turn into a bad leader because you missed 20 minutes of reading.
It's also not going to be the end of the world because you didn't respond to that email right away.
The biggest problem is that if you do miss one day, it is easy to miss again and again.
Once you multiply that over a significant amount of time will you then start to see the effects.
Your inbox will become cluttered, you'll start to put on the weight you were trying to keep off, and you may not be up to date with the latest leadership trends.
If you were able to see the long term consequences right away, you would have never missed that work out and you would have sent that email reply.
All of this easily applies to what we do on a day to day basis with our business and its marketing.
Sending those emails, updating that PPC campaign, and posting those tweets on Twitter are easy tasks to complete however, they can easily be over looked.
It's the number of small things we do on a day to day basis that really make the difference.
Setting and forgetting doesn't work here.
You need to be consistently learning and improving the small things each and every day.
If you ask a top producer what the biggest thing they did to become successful was, they are not going to have an answer for you.
They are going to tell you it was the result of many simple easy things they did every day that worked together to build their success.
As an example we can take a step back to our childhood.
When I was a kid I used to love swinging as high as I could on the swing set at the park.
I couldn't get as high as I wanted with just one pump on the seat.
Though swinging on the swing set was a very easy and simple thing to do, I had to start out slow and eventually build enough momentum to get me as high as I wanted to go.
It was a collection of those small, easy pumps that lead me to my unstoppable momentum and success with my swing height.
Also, once I got high enough it was easier to stay at that high with very little force.
Overlooking the small simple steps will eventually lead to big consequences.
This is very easy to forget because they don't happen right away.
Next time you're thinking about skipping an important daily step, think about the future impact to your business.
It's those small, simple, easy steps we take for granted that will have the biggest combined success later on.
Compose a plan and stick to it.
Your success is riding on it.