culled from:http://jimsmarketingblog.com
Over the years I have worked with thousands of business owners. Many of these were successful, some were hugely successful.
Acquiring the habits for success
I noticed that the most successful business owners shared certain habits. They did things, which the average business owner didn’t do. I decided to learn from them… to acquire their habits, to see if it would help me.It did. It really did. In big, meaningful, measurable ways.
So, in brief, here’s what I learned from them:
- They are driven by a passion to do something big. Something that motivates them AND those around them.
- They personalise their business, so it’s uniquely theirs. One of a kind. Rare and valuable.
- They know success is about more than money… that if you’re rich and unhappy, you’re still broke.
- They show people, rather than tell people. Anyone can claim anything, so they walk the walk.
- They out-care their competition. It shines through everything they do.
- They out-smart their competitors too.
- They set standards, extremely high, self-imposed standards… and they achieve them.
- They ignore the manual and write their own rules.
- They focus on what they want, not what they fear.
- They are excellent decision makers. They get the information required, study it, request advice if needed, then decide.
- They avoid those costly detours, which come disguised as shortcuts to success.
- They work hard. You can’t sleepwalk your way to the top… or even the middle.
- They also relax. If you work smart during work time, you can relax when it’s family and friends time.
- They seldom watch TV. None (zero) of the most successful people I know, bother with TV.
- They are extremely selective who they associate with and who they recommend.
- They lead. The world already has enough followers and the followers need leaders.
- They manage their time extremely well.
- They deliberately build a valuable network of people — before they need them.
- They are willing to stand out. They know it’s the only way to be outstanding.
- They summon the courage to do what’s required, rather than what feels comfortable.
- They make promises… then keep them.
I hope you find them useful, but more importantly, I hope you decide to try and make at least one of them a habit.
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