One of the most important ingredients to entrepreneurial success is attitude.

The right type of mindset can generate success in seemingly impossible

circumstances, and the wrong outlook can lead even the most promising,

well-capitalized business plan to failure.  While many very different types

of people do well in life, the high achievers all tend to share certain attributes.

What's the most important, most crucial aspect the winners have in common?

They all listen to Yoda. Remember The Empire Strikes Back?

In it, Yoda tells Luke Skywalker "There is no 'try.'  There is only 'do'."

And that is the key to successful entrepreneurs throughout history.

When times get rough, they don't say "Well, I tried" and call it a day.

They adapt to whatever circumstances they are presented with, either

a great opportunity or a difficult challenge, and do.

The internal monologue of the successful person doesn't consist of

“What if I blow this chance?" or "Maybe I'll get started next week."

The winners in life say to themselves,

"I will make the most of this opportunity" or "I will succeed, no matter what."

Even when they encounter seemingly insurmountable obstacles, they don't

throw up their hands in despair; they keep plugging away and say to themselves,

"I will find a way to succeed."

And they do. They succeed. The people who keep trying and never give

up are the people you see on the internet, Jane Mark, Phil Basten are

pulling thousands of members into their business or people retiring at 40

or 50 because they're already set for life.  And sometimes they're just

people who live a comfortable life without any obvious displays of wealth,

But they live knowing they have financial security and everything they want

out of life.

Listen to Yoda.  Don't wait till later, and don't think about failure.

Focus on the goals you want to achieve, then get out there and start turning

your dreams into reality.

Sincerely,

Happy Promoting

Liz J.

There are those who give with joy, and that joy is their reward.

Khalil Gibran