http://www.jaredreitzin.com/think-positive-and-turn-the-ship-around-part-duex/ JaredReitzin.com is a resource for the optimistic entrepreneur who is trying to build something from nothing on a shoe string budget. Learn how to find the right people, make and market a great product, budget your finances, and successfully communicate with employees, clients, and partners. Mon, 01 Dec 2008 19:14:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc http://www.jaredreitzin.com/think-positive-and-turn-the-ship-around-part-duex/#comment-96 Entrepreneur Success Blog » Blog Archive » Think Positively (Part 1) Tue, 28 Aug 2007 18:13:55 +0000 http://www.jaredreitzin.com/think-positive-and-turn-the-ship-around-part-duex/#comment-96 [...] Think positively and turn the ship around (Part 2) [...] [...] Think positively and turn the ship around (Part 2) [...]

]]> http://www.jaredreitzin.com/think-positive-and-turn-the-ship-around-part-duex/#comment-47 Jared Wed, 08 Aug 2007 00:54:39 +0000 http://www.jaredreitzin.com/think-positive-and-turn-the-ship-around-part-duex/#comment-47 Very good point! This could be entire article on its own. Most people don’t make decisions quickly. To be successful you have to be able to do this. Even if the decision is to start thinking positive again. Very good point! This could be entire article on its own. Most people don’t make decisions quickly. To be successful you have to be able to do this. Even if the decision is to start thinking positive again.

]]> http://www.jaredreitzin.com/think-positive-and-turn-the-ship-around-part-duex/#comment-44 Mike Henigiman Mon, 06 Aug 2007 17:30:05 +0000 http://www.jaredreitzin.com/think-positive-and-turn-the-ship-around-part-duex/#comment-44 Great blog. One thing I would add is to not be afraid of failure. Sounds odd to say this in a "think positive" blog. Why even mention the word failure? Here's why. If you fail often and fail quickly you grow rapidly and your outlook on the future brightens dramatically. Its the slow drawn out failures that sap our strength and eat at our image of ourselves. We often dont tackle a problem because it will be painful to solve so it grows into a monster and our once positive outlook becomes gloomy. This is the number one problem that I encounter with CEO's and Owners. They come to me with a bunch of negativity over situations and the only reason they are so down is that it has gone on for a long time. We have only a finite time to solve problems, even tough ones. By instilling the behavior of action in yourself you can improve your attitude dramatically because you dont have ongoing problems draining your spirit. When you have a negative attitude it shows to your friends, spouse, peers, employees and everyone you come in contact with. And one more thing, relax and have fun. We live in the most affluent society on the planet. Our bad days are most peoples best days. Cheers Mike Henigman mike@lrn2sell.com www.lrn2sell.com Great blog. One thing I would add is to not be afraid of failure. Sounds odd to say this in a “think positive” blog. Why even mention the word failure? Here’s why. If you fail often and fail quickly you grow rapidly and your outlook on the future brightens dramatically. Its the slow drawn out failures that sap our strength and eat at our image of ourselves. We often dont tackle a problem because it will be painful to solve so it grows into a monster and our once positive outlook becomes gloomy. This is the number one problem that I encounter with CEO’s and Owners. They come to me with a bunch of negativity over situations and the only reason they are so down is that it has gone on for a long time. We have only a finite time to solve problems, even tough ones. By instilling the behavior of action in yourself you can improve your attitude dramatically because you dont have ongoing problems draining your spirit. When you have a negative attitude it shows to your friends, spouse, peers, employees and everyone you come in contact with. And one more thing, relax and have fun. We live in the most affluent society on the planet. Our bad days are most peoples best days.
Cheers
Mike Henigman
mike@lrn2sell.com
http://www.lrn2sell.com

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