If I were to put a warning label on this blog it would be:
Caution! Using the ideas presented in these articles could lead to success in your business and your life.
Of course, successful people are always seeking ways to improve. That's why they read blogs like this one. So they would ignore such a warning. It might even attract them.
In fact, all my clients have this in common. They value learning as the key to becoming more successful. They work hard. They set goals. They take risks.
They focus on what is possible. And then they do it.
This means my clients are a very impressive group of people.
This also opens up a curiosity.
You see, my clients read books. They buy workshops from me and other experts. They attend conferences. As a result, they are very well informed.
Yet they keep acquiring more information than their less successful counterparts, whom (you might assume) need it more. You may wonder why this is so.
I notice this in my workshops. The active learners always attend. On the other hand, the rest don't. For example, sometimes a participant in one of my workshops will ask, "Where's Zoof?" (Note: Zoof is a fictitious name.)
"Why," I'll ask.
"Because Zoof needs this more than anyone in here."
So, where is Zoof?
Possibly responding to the caution: Learning makes you more successful.
Key Point: Learning of course is just the first step. Applying the learning is the step that makes success a reality.
Much success,
Steve Kaye
714-528-1300
PS: Call me to talk about workshops that show people how to be more successful.
Author, Speaker, IAF Certified Professional Facilitator
Steve Kaye
Professional Speaker and Photographer
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