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A Personal Failure And How I Overcame

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJlrKKY36JM?rel=0&wmode=transparent&wmode=transparent&autoplay=0&player=arpeggio

Video starts about 59 seconds in!

As stated in the above video — allow yourself to see that actions speak louder than words. Regardless of how much you care for someone, if they are not following through with what they say, if they are constantly making you doubt their word — don’t allow yourself to be in a position where you will continue to be walked on!

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Brief Overview of Time Management Matrix from 11/19/14

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Hey guys! Kassandra here.

This post was SUPPOSED to be added yesterday (11/20/14) as part of my 21 day blogging challenge … I had it all ready to go … But then some technical difficulties prevented me from completing yesterday’s challenge.

They’ve since been fixed (well, I MADE it work rather) and I’m posting this today!

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Top 5 Reasons Why You Should Own a Business

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Hey guys!

Sorry about not updating yesterday — I had everything ready but had some technical difficulties. So I’ll be posting 2 posts today!

And today’s actual post was my TOP 5 REASONS Why YOU Should Own a Business!

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Top 5 Reasons Why You Should Own a Business

5    Additional (If Not Replacement of) Income

Owning a business has many perks – the biggest of which is the additional income, with the potential to REPLACE your income!
I love that this is something everyone has the ability to do, because even an extra $300 a month could save someone from bankruptcy …
It could help someone pay down debt …
And for those who work hard and understand that you need to treat your business like a business?
They’ll GET PAID like a business, which will then allow them the freedom to fire their boss and work for themselves.

4    Potential to Create Generational Wealth

When you own & build (or grow) a business that has a system that will continue to generate income for you and your family long after you’re gone? That’s generational wealth.

3    Tax Breaks

People say that taxes were made to keep the people down and all these crazy things.

But if you did your research, knew what you could do under those tax laws, you would realize that the tax laws were actually MADE for people to prosper! Especially when you own a business.

There’s so much you can write off and so many things you can do to ensure you keep more of your money.

So congratulations on being in business – how much money are you now saving because you’ve done so?

2    Forces You to Become Better

What I mean by this is that in order to flourish, you must become the person that is needed for your business to grow.

This requires you to do personal development, which means going to seminars that will help you in your business, trainings, listening to audios and reading books that will get your mind right.

Because growing up, we were taught to be a cog in someone else’s wheel.

We weren’t taught to think outside the box, to be creative enough to be able to start and grow a business that would allow us the freedom to not have to work for someone else …

But in order to get to that place, we MUST become better!

1    You’re an entrepreneur!

Whether you own a traditional brick and mortar business, or if you own a home based business [or more], the number one reason why I believe you should own one is the pure and simple reason:  that you are in business!

You are showing initiative, faith, and have become an entrepreneur!

KUDOS to you, because we need more of you out there.

You’re the ones that help stimulate the economy.

You’re the ones with the creativity and the drive to have more, do more, and be more!

Welcome to the club.

Commitments And Decisions

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Commitment.

 

Mirriam Webster defines commitment as “a promise to do or give something”.

 

But it’s not just a promise. When you make a COMMITMENT to do something, you make the decision to do what you say you’re going to do, regardless of how you feel later.

 

Decision — from the Latin word dēcīsiō, literally: a cutting off.

 

When you make a commitment to someone or something, you are making the decision — the conscious choice to act upon something and cut away everything else.

 

When you make a commitment / decision to be somewhere, to meet someone, to have that business meeting, to put away laundry, to get in shape, to invest in yourself & work on personal development, to start that new business … you have cut yourself off from anything else that would deter you from that.

 

If you do not follow through with your commitment, then you may be seen as lacking integrity. Perhaps someone who cannot be trusted to keep their word. You run the risk of people being taught not to trust you.

 

Yes, things happen. And sometimes they can’t be avoided. [In which case it’s courtesy to call that person immediately so they can make other plans, if your commitment is to someone else.] But if you make the commitment for anything and then don’t follow up with it because you’re tired, you forgot, or whatever lame excuse you come up with to avoid it? Then the thing or person you made the commitment to wasn’t important enough to you to ensure it happened.

 

So the next time you make plans with someone, the next time you begin to think about starting a business, or the next time you make a commitment to yourself, take a step back and think about this:

 

  • If I decide to do this, will I actually do it?

  • Do I have time to make this commitment?

  • If I don’t have the time right now, is it important enough to me to MAKE time?

 

Be honest with yourself AND the person you are about to make a commitment to (even if it’s just hanging out). It’s ok to say no. It’s better to say “no” or “not right now” than to say “YES” and then not follow through.

 

So make the decision today that when you commit to doing something, that NO MATTER WHAT you’ll do it or you won’t commit to it.

~ To Your Success ~

Kassandra

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