Our success in business depends on many things, all of which
can be made more impactful through Gratitude Marketing. Here are some factors
which may help us in achieving success in both our business and personal lives.
(Thanks to the April, 2019 issue of the Costco
Connection and Blake Snow for the article “Success Hooks”.)
Our level of success depends on the actions of others. No
one exists in a universe of one. We are social creatures and rely on the
talents of others to make up for our own short comings. Bottom line, if we do
not have customers we have no business at all. Those without customers usually
have all sorts of excuses and a failing business.
Our success depends on our own persistence. Sales go to the
person who is stubborn and keeps showing up. If we practice “drive-by
networking” instead of building relationships, we will fail, and fail
miserably. Stay the course, keep doing what we should be doing, and success
will follow us. Remember karma and how she can reward all of us.
How determined are we to succeed? Success depends on our own
resolve and purpose. We must establish attainable and specific goals. As we
attain our immediate goals, our confidence will build, and we can reach further
and further past our comfort zone, growing our own ability and confidence.
Goals are fluid and must be rewritten often to both challenge us and respond to
changing environments. We must learn to be better at goal setting.
Business is full of droughts and down times. Anticipating
them will get us past these periods so this timing must be factored into our
success. Planning for the “bad” times will require our patience and maintain our
goal setting skills. Maybe what we discover are lulls in our business when we
can “catch up” with our competitive research.
Success depends on our ability to remember those who need
our help and discover how we may benefit them. Do not forget those who helped
you, and reach out to them in their times of need. Our relationships may be
very beneficial in our own times of need, but they should be nurtured for the
overall benefit, not for what they may return to us only. Remember to never
keep score.
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