Is there really one secret to success? Is there a magical potion that if
those who are successful would share with you would make you successful? Is
there one answer that will make the difference between your being successful
and failing?
The answer is "yes". There definitely is a secret to success, but it isn't
what you might think it is. Everyone will have you believe, "if you buy this
product, I will impart to you what made me successful". Now, I'm not going to
tell you that it won't help. There are lots of products out there that will
definitely help you to accomplish your goal. But you have to know what to do
with the products in order for them to help you.
The one thing that will help you most to succeed is attitude. You have to
believe in yourself and your product. I keep saying this because it is
paramount to your success. If YOU don't believe in you and your product, how
in the world do you expect to convince others? Your attitude reflects in
EVERYTHING you do - your writing, your ads, your telephone conversations,
your life - EVERYTHING!
I get up every morning excited to get to work! Truly - I can't wait to get to
the computer and write, check my email, put out my ads, get my newsletter
going, etc. It's a real joy to have a job that I enjoy! Do I have my moments
when things aren't as pleasant as I'd like? Of course! But I have many more
pleasant moments than unpleasant ones. I know that the business I have helps
people. I know that I have a great desire to help people. So as far as I'm
concerned, I have the BEST job on the planet! That's how you should feel
about your job. If you don't, you need to find something that will make you
feel that way!
Now, SMILE! It relfects good feelings in you and in all others associating
with you! Have a VERY pleasant and happy rest of the week and smile yourself
to success!
About the Author
Pamela Geiss owns LotsaPerks and specializes in getting targeted traffic to
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