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Aim High

Thursday, June 25th, 2009

Too often, we sell ourselves out. Instead of aiming for success, we aim for “just good enough to get by.” When we do this, we find ourselves unhappy, in a rut, and never becoming the success that we could be.

If you’ve dreamed of being CEO of your own corporation, yet you are – again – limiting yourself and begin telling yourself that such a goal is absurd and unattainable, then the outcome is undeniable. You’ll remain where you are until you begin to understand that everyone who has accomplished seemingly unattainable goals has begun from right where you are: the beginning.

Next: Be Willing to Risk

Climbing to the Top and Staying There

Wednesday, June 24th, 2009

There is a common truth that scares some and empowers others: Anyone can be a success if they have a plan and are willing to succeed. Literally thousands of books sit in the self-help and business sections of bookstores and libraries that give you page by page instructions on how to succeed. However, the process is very simple if you are willing to be open-minded and work to succeed.

Over the next several days I will touch on what I believe are some of the factors to creating long-term success in your life. Would love a lively debate if you agree or disagree. It is healthy to disagree.

1.    Accept No Limitations

2.    Aim High

3.    Be Willing to Risk

4.    Failure Is Not an Option

5.    Love People

6.    Develop a Servant’s Heart

7.    Seek Mentors

8.    Be Positive

9.    Develop a Strong Spiritual Life

Accept No Limitations

Our doubts are traitors,
And make us lose the good we oft might win
By fearing to attempt.

- William Shakespeare, “Measure for Measure”

When Walt Disney began his animation company, he hard trouble finding steady work. He went bankrupt, at least, seven times and was once the victim of intellectually property theft with no legal recourse. He was told that a theme park in California that centered around his own films would not prosper and that if he went through with the idea of a themed amusement park, the venture would put him under.

Imagine if Walt Disney had taken that advice and limited himself. What limitations are you putting on yourself? How are you stifling your own creativity and success by listening to the limiting advice of those who limit themselves? What project or idea are you tossing aside because you feel it’s too big, too “out there” or would simply never work? Imagine if you took Walt Disney’s advice, “If you can dream it, you can do it.”  Stop being a prisoner of doubt and limiting yourself to what others see as impossible.

What do you think – dare to share some of your dreams with us?

Tomorrow we will talk about Aiming High.

The RevMan

Building a Life

Wednesday, June 17th, 2009

Well, it has been awhile, about 20 months since my last post. That’s crazy!

Now I am back for good. As a matter of fact it won’t be just me making post – our entire team will be posting about their specialty areas concerning SEO, PPC and email marketing. It is going to be great stuff. So stay tuned.

We believe it will keep the blog a bit more exciting and relevant if you can hear from the whole team and not just me.

I will be posting on a wide range of topics – from marketing to being a dad and business owner and how to succeed at both.

I see life as a whole, not a list of separate events. I weave it all together and have blast doing it. I hope to to share some valuable tips on being successful not only in business, but as a parent, dad, husband, friend and in life in general. There is much more to life then ranking number 1 in Google, or building your company – we must build lives along the way.

Go ahead and respond send us your comments – let’s engage and talk.