Why are you doing what you are doing? Let’s face it, most
likely if you are starting or building a business in networking, than you are
probably working in another job or have other day-to-day commitments to contend
with on top of building your business.
Unlike a traditional business, where you put in a huge
up-front investment in order to create a fulltime replacement for a job with
someone else, most networkers do their normal day activities and then, in their
spare time, take on building what many call their “freedom” business.
That means that in those times where the normal population is,
say, watching TV, going out to activities and running on treadmills, you are
out there talking to people about products, about dreams and about opportunity.
Well, you will be if you are actively building a business to the point where
you have a permanent, and passive, income being generated by your networking
business.
I guess you just didn’t jump out of bed one day and shout to
the world that you wanted to work 8 to 10 hours a day in your normal job and
another 3 to 4 hours a day building a business – just because!
No, I suspect that someone sold you a dream.
A dream that by building the business you are in, with the
company you are with, you would receive enough income to do the things that are
important to you. You found a reason to do something normal people would
reject.
What was that reason?
The purpose of asking that question at this time of the year
is that I’ve found that, whether it be in a traditional business or a
networking business, in the busy-ness of life, or after a year where the
results maybe didn’t reflect what you set out to achieve, we easily forget why
we set out to do the things we are doing. And it is important to know why!
Because without a why, there is no reason to do the extra-ordinary things we
do. And that is when people give up.
Also it’s important to ask that question because, like many
things in life, things change. Circumstances change. People change.
Relationships change. Needs change. Health changes. Jobs, careers, prospects
change.
By reviewing your reason why you are giving yourself an
opportunity to renew your relationship with that reason why or create a new
sense of destiny by not clinging to an out-dated motivation.
So, early on in the year, what is your why for 2012?
Make A Difference – TODAY!
Colin
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