Success Is Easy!

Posted by admin on Dec 8, 2009

Statistics show that only one to five percent of all people achieve their goals in life. Whether these goals are financial, spiritual, personal, professional, you name it, as a species the vast majority of us do not achieve our goals.

I don’t know about you, but I found this statistic to be shocking, and sad.

Why is this so? What are these one to five percent doing that the rest are not?

We’re not so different. We all get up in the morning, get dressed, eat breakfast, you get the point. But the successful people must be doing something different that leads them to success, while the failures are doing something else that is leading them to failure.

In my last entry I discussed the theory put forth my Jeff Olson in The Slight Edge.

Is it possible that the little, seemingly insignificant things we do repeatedly make that much of a difference?

The answer is YES!

Let’s look at health as an example:

When someone eats fried foods every day, with little or no physical activity, will their health fail today or tomorrow – probably not. Over time however, we have a different story.

When someone eats healthy foods, and exercises regularly, do they instantly appear to be healthy – again, not immediately. Over time, there will be a noticeable improvement in overall health.

The health of your wealth management is no different.

It’s the small things that, over time, have a compounding effect.

It’s the same for all aspects of our lives, including Direct Sales Marketing.

Success is a journey, a process, which requires time to manifest itself.

What we do on a daily basis is either working in our favour, or against us, the choice is ours, and ours alone. By the time we start to see results, we’ve been working at it for quite some time.

The good news is that we can start our road to success any time we choose. Getting started is usually the hardest part.

Statistics show that any activity we do consistently for three to six weeks becomes habit. All we have to do is start new habits.

Success is easy, once we put our minds to the task.

Thanks for your time.

Nancy E. Collins

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Online Marketing – The Secret To Success

Posted by admin on Dec 7, 2009

Why is it that two people, given the same opportunities in life, have different results? One is successful, while the other is not. Is it luck, timing, fate?

Jeff Olson has a theory he calls The Slight Edge.

It’s easy to do. The problem is that most of us just don’t do it.

It’s just as easy to do nothing, and that’s where the problem lies.

There is more than enough information out there to show us how to do anything we want: lose weight; fly a plane; learn a new skill; direct sales marketing. You name it, there’s a program to teach it.

Lack of information is not the problem. Nor is lack of motivation.

We live in a world of instant gratification. We want it NOW.

The problem is, when there isn’t instant achievement of our goals, we give up and the goal is lost. It’s no different in an internet income opportunity.

The secret to success is persistence. Continuing to do the little things that, over time, produce the results we desire. It’s like compound interest!

“I have not failed. I’ve simply discovered ten thousand ways that don’t work.”
– Thomas Edison

Imagine how different our world would be if Thomas Edison had just given up.

It all starts with our philosophy.

“A positive philosophy turns into a positive attitude, which turns into positive actions, which turns into positive results, which turns into a positive lifestyle.”

Failure is inevitable. Don’t fight it, embrace it, and learn from it.

Successful people fail their way to the top!

Thanks for your time.

Nancy E. Collins

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Choose Wisely For Success

Posted by admin on Dec 4, 2009

The last of three stories, told by Jeff Olson in his book The Slight Edge, I will share with you now.

A wealthy man summoned his twin sons to his death bed to share three gifts.

The first gift is easy to give and never runs out – Love, which he had given them all their lives.

The second gift is easy to give, but not always easy to have – Money, which he possessed and could give them, but he could not guarantee that they would always have it.

The third gift is impossible to give, but can only be gained – Wisdom, which he offered by way of a choice: a million dollars today; or a penny today that will double in value every day for thirty one days. (I’ll share more about this one with you next week.)

Life is all about choices. We can choose to love and give love; we can choose to have or squander money; we can choose to learn as we pass through life or simply let life happen to us.

It’s no different for an Internet Income Opportunity or Direct Sales Marketing. There are choices to be made about the opportunity itself, the methods of marketing, and so on.

We all have choices. How do we know what to choose, and how do we know if we are making the right choices?

Join me in the coming weeks as I explore this further.

Nancy E. Collins

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Success Learned From Two Frogs

Posted by admin on Dec 3, 2009

I’d like to share a funny little story about two frogs that I learned from Jeff Olson in his book The Slight Edge.

These two frogs, while out on an adventure, came upon a pail half full of cream and jumped in.

The cream was delicious, and they drank until they could drink no more.

When their thirst was quenched and it was time to leave they found that they could not get out of the pail.

After a time of futile attempts to escape the pail, one of the frogs decided that all was lost and gave up, drowning in the cream.

The remaining frog was determined to have a different fate, and continued to flail his legs in attempts to escape.

After a time, he too decided that all was lost and gave up.  Much to his dismay, he did not sink and drown as his friend had.

Through all his attempts to escape, he had churned the cream to the point of forming butter.  He could now perch on the butter and spring from the pail.

The lesson: never give up no matter how hopeless it seems.  There is always hope.

Keep this in mind while operating your Direct Sales Marketing and Internet Income Opportunity.  Success may not be immediate, but it does not mean that you will not be successful.

Patience and persistence are key.

Nancy E. Collins

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Success Is Like The Water Hyacinth

Posted by admin on Dec 2, 2009

The road to success is much like the water hyacinth.

This prized plant expands in size by producing small runners that become daughter plants.

It continuously produces these daughter plants until it literally fills the space available to it.

This process can take a long time, and the extension of its borders is practically unnoticeable.

Over time, it fills all space available, until there is no water visible at all.

The road to success is very much like the water hyacinth.

As we head down the road to success, we do the little things required to bring us closer to our goals. This is how we succeed in wealth management .

On a daily basis, we do not see the progression toward success, but over time, these little things add up, and we reach our goals. Direct sales marketing is no different. We must continue to do the daily tasks that will compound over time.

Just because we cannot see something immediately, does not mean that we are not making progress. Patience and persistence are key.

Thanks for your time.

Nancy E. Collins

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Weeks On The Edge

Posted by admin on Dec 1, 2009

In my last post I introduced you to a great little book, The Slight Edge, by Jeff Olson.

Over the next few weeks, I’ll be sharing my thoughts and interpretations of Mr. Olson’s theory, and how it can help you with your Internet Income Opportunity.

There are some great little stories to talk about that will make you stop and think.

The theory is quite simple: take simple steps and benefit from their compounded effect over time. Just the right touch for Direct Sales Marketing.

Sounds simple enough, but there’s more.

Please join me over the next few weeks to see where this takes us.

Nancy E. Collins

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Your Slight Edge

Posted by admin on Nov 30, 2009

Have you every wanted to do something else, be someone else, have something else?

Have you ever met someone who wished for these same things?

What is the hold back? What is stopping you and others from having or being different than what or who you are right now?

There is no shortage of resources out there to assist you and others to achieve your dreams and desires. There are courses, books, webinars, seminars, ebooks, you name it, and it’s available.  Learn how to do anything from baking a cake, to wealth management.

So what is stopping us?

I’m reading an interesting little book that claims to have the answer, and can be very helpful while building your Internet Income Opportunity.

The book is The Slight Edge, by Jeff Olson.

Mr. Olson’s theory goes like this: throughout our lives we make choices; we decide on a path to take us where we want to go; we take repetitive actions that accumulate over time; we arrive at our destination.

We always have choices in life. The problems start when we make the wrong choices at the onset. Then the issue compounds as we repeatedly take actions on these wrong choices. Over time, we start to pay for our poor choices. This is The Slight Edge working against us.

If, on the other hand, we make good choices, and take repeated actions on these good choices, over time we reap the benefits. This is The Slight Edge working for us.

So there are two very real possible obstacles to us getting where we want to be:
• Making the wrong choices.
• Failing to do the repetitive actions toward our goals.

Thanks for your time, and I’ll see you next time.

Nancy E. Collins

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