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Most people get up each morning, drive to a job and do their work so they can make the owner of the company wealthy. Why do you think people do this? Do people really love working for someone else or do they do this out of fear?
If I were a betting person, I would have to say we do it out of fear. Fear that if we don’t, we will lose our jobs and then be unable to pay the bills at the end of the month. Fear of not being able to support our families because we were taught this is the only way.
I lived in fear for 31 years under the impression that the only way I could survive was working for someone else. I am a planner, someone who is very set in their ways. I enjoyed knowing how much money I was making, when I would get paid and how much it would be. I like stability, uncertainty scares the hell out of me.
Blogging has been around for a very long time. It has been a way for people to express themselves, share their thoughts and feelings. But it has become so wide spread that you can create just about any kind of blog now.
If you are trying to make your way into the online industry, what is the most important piece of information that you have learned to date!
A recent report was released on February 1st that showed the most trafficked websites in the world. Guess who was #1? YouTube… Guess who was #2? Facebook… Twitter is following behind in the #12 spot but I’m sure it won’t be long before it catches up. So what does that tell you? Social media rocks…
Here are just a few statistics you might be interested in learning about Facebook.
Who the heck doesn’t love Twitter? It’s one of the leading social media platforms that allows individuals as well as businesses to post updates in a quick fashion from anywhere in the world.
In this world of information overload, Twitter only allows a 140 character message limit so it’s much easier to get right to the point and cut through all the fluff.
Once you have built up a following on Twitter it’s much easier to stay in contact with your “list”. Because Twitter messages are short and to the point, you can tweet more often which allows you to build up a relationship with your followers. It’s a much better way to stay in contact compared to more traditional marketing methods like email. Wouldn’t you get burnt out if you received 4 or more email messages daily from someone you had opted into their list?
I’m venturing away from my normal posts because I could really use some love, support and prayers from all the dog lovers out there.
I have been a dog owner most of my life. We had dogs growing up but once I moved out of my parent’s home, I was finally able to get a dog that I could call my own. I’ve only had three in my life and my current daughter is a 6 year old Chihuahua I named Kayla. I adopted her almost 2 years ago and she brings such joy to my life.
My sister (Debbie) on the other hand just adopted her very first dog a little over 2 years ago. Debbie is older than me and she decided that her first dog was going to be a big one. You know, one that would protect her. She looked at several but eventually fell in love with an English Mastiff named Remington.
As I shared with everyone a few weeks ago, I attended the “More Heart Than Talent Mindset Conference” in Dallas, TX the first week of this month and it was truly amazing. I learned something new from each one of the speakers and brought away so much new knowledge with me. One of the best tips I received was from the prospecting guru himself, Todd Falcone.
Has this ever happened to you? You are on a call, a webinar or perhaps like me attending a conference hoping that you will learn something new. All of a sudden the speaker shares with you some information that makes such perfect sense that you start questioning yourself and wondering why the hell you didn’t think of that yourself. Dah.. I had that moment listening to Todd.
Most people get up each morning, drive to a job and do their work so they can make the owner of the company wealthy. Why do you think people do this? Do people really love working for someone else or do they do this out of fear?
