The Seminar Success Blueprints' Hardest Step, Cont'd
Seminar Success Blueprints' Hardest Step, Cont'd:
Another major reason step number 5 is the hardest is because for those who do manage to move past procrastination and analysis paralysis, they lose momentum after they get started.
A lot of times people get "fired up" and excited about something new and the prospect of more - more success, more income, more adulation (that's a by-product of being a seminar speaker / presenter, which I'll touch on more later).
But, the day-in day-out "same-old same-old" comes creeping in. Some people hire coaches in order to stay motivated, and that's one of the reasons I offer coaching. Sometimes we just need a kick in the butt, or someone to hold us accountable, or some words of encouragement to keep us on track, and focused (if you haven't read my previous posts about what focus really is, you need to read those).
Edison said (and I'm paraphrasing here) "Success is 1% inspiration, and 99% perspiration" meaning that to achieve your goal of seminar success, it's all about follow-through.
Any comments? Questions? Editorials? Rants? Opinions? Otherwise?
See you tomorrow,
David
Another major reason step number 5 is the hardest is because for those who do manage to move past procrastination and analysis paralysis, they lose momentum after they get started.
A lot of times people get "fired up" and excited about something new and the prospect of more - more success, more income, more adulation (that's a by-product of being a seminar speaker / presenter, which I'll touch on more later).
But, the day-in day-out "same-old same-old" comes creeping in. Some people hire coaches in order to stay motivated, and that's one of the reasons I offer coaching. Sometimes we just need a kick in the butt, or someone to hold us accountable, or some words of encouragement to keep us on track, and focused (if you haven't read my previous posts about what focus really is, you need to read those).
Edison said (and I'm paraphrasing here) "Success is 1% inspiration, and 99% perspiration" meaning that to achieve your goal of seminar success, it's all about follow-through.
Any comments? Questions? Editorials? Rants? Opinions? Otherwise?
See you tomorrow,
David
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