I made a public declaration about six months ago to consistently post 2X (two times a week) for the rest of 2008. It was more work than I originally realized, but I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the number of “referrals” and “comments” I’ve received ever on this blog ever since. Many thanks!
As I indicated on my Dec. 26th post, I’m only focusing on 4 marketing tasks to grow my business. I plan on “outsourcing” my weaknesses to vendors who play at things I work at. One of my strengths is Blogging.
Here’s The Survey Question: If I blog 3X per week vs. 2X per week, will you read and comment on my posts? If your answer is YES, then say so and give me your brief reason WHY.
As Jim Rohn says, “The bigger the WHY, the easier the HOW.” So if your answer is NO, I want your candor to tell me WHY. Deal?
If I get a “Net Score” of 101 YESes (Total YESes minus Total NOs = Net Score), then every Monday, Wednesday and Friday in 2009 at 8:44am Eastern, you’ll see a new blog post. If I don’t get that “Net Score” I’ll continue at 2X/week.
Make your YES/NO vote in the “Reply Box” (click “Comments”).
During the final 2 weeks of December, I typically review my goals for the upcoming year. I enjoy the feeling of cheerful expectancy (as Earl Nightingale used to say) I have this time of year.
During the third week in December each year, I send out a holiday video message that stars our son, Gabriel and daughter, Breanna.
Breaking Through the Far Side of Disappointment
Looking back on my own marketing accomplishments, one of the things I’m certain of is that my disappointments inspire me to storm the gates that others gladly sneak past.
When you learn how to handle disapointments – miscommunications, violated expectations or thwarted intentions – as welcomed guests into your business life, you’ll have the mindset of cheerful expectancy of having a breakthrough not long after :-)
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