Seminar Success Tips: What Are You Really After?
Seminar Success Tips: What Are You Really After?
Thank you to one of my non-U.S. based subscribers for reminding me that not all of my readers are U.S. based - so my wishes for a "happy thanksgiving" were received with some humor - glad to keep you laughing all over the world!- moreover, thanks for being a regular reader.
So, now to the point: what are you really after? Why are you doing seminar speaking, or want to? Yes, I know... "help people" "make money" "promote my business" and by the way, feel free to post here YOUR specific purpose.
I have a friend who wants to get rich in buying real estate. I asked him if he likes the day-to-day tasks of looking for properties, putting in offers, dealing with negotiations, and the myriad details involved with real estate investing.
He said no, but he likes spending money and going to Hawaii! But I ask you, when the going gets rough, or when there are days he's just not feeling 100%, what's going to keep him going? Hopefully he'll be able to "keep his eyes on the prize" and think about Hawaii and keep his motivation up so he can push through the tough times. Many people do this, and I highly question this, I think this is a point worth stopping to really consider.
Why are you doing what you do? Is it for the benefits you'll get "some day" but you hate what you do?
See you tomorrow,
David
Thank you to one of my non-U.S. based subscribers for reminding me that not all of my readers are U.S. based - so my wishes for a "happy thanksgiving" were received with some humor - glad to keep you laughing all over the world!- moreover, thanks for being a regular reader.
So, now to the point: what are you really after? Why are you doing seminar speaking, or want to? Yes, I know... "help people" "make money" "promote my business" and by the way, feel free to post here YOUR specific purpose.
I have a friend who wants to get rich in buying real estate. I asked him if he likes the day-to-day tasks of looking for properties, putting in offers, dealing with negotiations, and the myriad details involved with real estate investing.
He said no, but he likes spending money and going to Hawaii! But I ask you, when the going gets rough, or when there are days he's just not feeling 100%, what's going to keep him going? Hopefully he'll be able to "keep his eyes on the prize" and think about Hawaii and keep his motivation up so he can push through the tough times. Many people do this, and I highly question this, I think this is a point worth stopping to really consider.
Why are you doing what you do? Is it for the benefits you'll get "some day" but you hate what you do?
See you tomorrow,
David
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