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Mozella Ademiluyi Takes on Nagging Failure With Her Book | Summit Press Publishers

Join us as Mozella Ademiluyi shares her inspiring journey in conquering failure through her new book! 📚 Learn how she overcame obstacles and turned them into stepping stones to success. Don't miss this empowering discussion. Watch now!

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Achieving success in a small business is not simply the result of continuous success and smooth sailing. Rather, success often emerges from the challenges, setbacks, and difficulties that the business owner faces along the way. Remember: - Success is not built on success: This means that achieving success doesn't solely come from a series of accomplishments. It's not just about constantly winning or having things go perfectly. - It's built on failure: Failure is a crucial part of the journey towards success. Learning from mistakes and failures can lead to better decisions and strategies in the future. - It's built on frustration: Frustration often arises when things don't go as planned. Overcoming these moments of frustration can drive a business owner to find innovative solutions and new approaches. - Sometimes it's built on catastrophe: Even major setbacks or catastrophes can be turning points. They force business owners to reevaluate, adapt, and sometimes even reinvent their strategies, which can lead to unexpected positive outcomes. In essence,the challenges and difficulties that a small business owner encounters aren't obstacles to success; they are stepping stones that can ultimately lead to growth and achievement. Embracing failures, frustrations, and catastrophes as opportunities to learn and improve is a key mindset for navigating the unpredictable journey of entrepreneurship. If you’ve faced failure (or not) and are looking for help toward success, book a call with us today! https://www.growyourchiropractice.com/schedule

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Achieving success in a small business is not simply the result of continuous success and smooth sailing. Rather, success often emerges from the challenges, setbacks, and difficulties that the business owner faces along the way. Remember: - Success is not built on success: This means that achieving success doesn't solely come from a series of accomplishments. It's not just about constantly winning or having things go perfectly. - It's built on failure: Failure is a crucial part of the journey towards success. Learning from mistakes and failures can lead to better decisions and strategies in the future. - It's built on frustration: Frustration often arises when things don't go as planned. Overcoming these moments of frustration can drive a business owner to find innovative solutions and new approaches. - Sometimes it's built on catastrophe: Even major setbacks or catastrophes can be turning points. They force business owners to reevaluate, adapt, and sometimes even reinvent their strategies, which can lead to unexpected positive outcomes. In essence,the challenges and difficulties that a small business owner encounters aren't obstacles to success; they are stepping stones that can ultimately lead to growth and achievement. Embracing failures, frustrations, and catastrophes as opportunities to learn and improve is a key mindset for navigating the unpredictable journey of entrepreneurship. If you’ve faced failure (or not) and are looking for help toward success, book a call with us today! https://www.growyourchiropractice.com/schedule

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Rise And Win: Turn Setbacks Into Victories: Best Motivational Speeches For 2024 | Rock Hard Mind

Feeling defeated? Watch this motivational video to turn your setbacks into victories! This powerful video teaches you to rise above failures and build an unbreakable mindset. Embrace every experience as a lesson and use it to fuel your greatness.

Through inspiring speeches from renowned speakers like Eric Thomas, Jocko Willinks, Jordan Peterson, Les Brown, Tony Robbins, and David Goggins, you'll gain the confidence to face any challenge and emerge victorious.

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[andrewplimmer]

Building a Freedom Business: 3 Roads to Avoid

Starting your own freedom business is an incredible journey, but it’s easy to get derailed if you're not careful. 🚧

In my latest blog post, I share the 3 key roads that often lead to failure—and how you can stay on track for success! 💼 Whether it’s aligning with the wrong niche, rushing through the process, or letting procrastination take over, these mistakes are all too common. But with the right mindset and strategy, you can navigate past these challenges and build the business of your dreams. 🚀

Curious to learn more? Check out my blog now and discover the path to success! 🌅

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#Entrepreneurship #FreedomBusiness #SuccessTips #OvercomingFailure #Motivation #StayOnTrack #BusinessJourney #OnlineBusiness

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Embrace the Fall: Unleashing the Power of Failure for Ultimate Success

Failure is not the opposite of success; it's part of success. The danger lies not in failing, but in the fear of failure that stops us from ever trying. #FailureIsPowerful #EmbraceFailure #OvercomingFailure #GrowthMindset #SuccessThroughFailure #FailureLessons #FearOfFailure #FailureToSuccess #Resilience #CourageToFail #shorts #shortsviral #shortsvideo

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Join Douglas Vandergraph as he dives deep into the transformative lessons from Chapter 8 of Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill. Learn how to harness the power of persistence to turn your dreams into reality. Douglas explains why persistence is the key to overcoming obstacles, maintaining focus, and ultimately achieving success. Discover actionable insights to apply in your own life and get inspired to never give up, no matter the challenges you face. Don't miss this enlightening discussion that could change the course of your journey toward success!

#ThinkAndGrowRich #Persistence #NapoleonHill #SuccessMindset #PersonalDevelopment #Motivation #OvercomingFailure #GoalSetting #GrowthMindset #AchieveSuccess

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Overcoming Failure: 5 Powerful Strategies for Bouncing Back

Discover 5 powerful strategies for overcoming failure and bouncing back stronger. Transform setbacks into comebacks! #OvercomingFailure #BouncingBack #Resilience #PersonalGrowth #SuccessMindset #Motivation #SelfImprovement #LifeLessons

“Winners are not afraid of losing. But losers are. Failure is part of the process of success. People who avoid failure also avoid success.” – Robert T. Kiyosaki IntroductionSome Interesting Facts About FailureWhy Do We Take Failure So Hard?1. Reframe Your Mindset About Failure2. Embrace the Lessons Learned3. Set Realistic and Achievable Goals4. Seek Support and Feedback5. Cultivate Resilience…

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What is the adult equivalent of being picked last in gym class? #AdultGymClass #Rejection #WhatToDo #OvercomingFailure What’s the adult version of being picked last in gym class? 🏋️‍♂️ For many of us, the memory of being the last one chosen for a team during gym class can still evoke feelings of discomfort and inadequacy. But as adults, we face a different set of challenges that can often feel like a similar form of rejection. Whether it's being passed over ... Read more: https://mymetric360.com/question/what-is-the-adult-equivalent-of-being-picked-last-in-gym-class/?feed_id=56795

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The Secret To Overcoming Your Failures https://wp.me/p2dE1K-59 #overcomingfailure #howtoovercomefailureandachievesuccess #howtoovercomefailure #howtodealwithconstantfailure

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When You Make Mistakes, Learn The Truth!

I'm not your typical entrepreneur. I'm from a Fortune 50 company. I was regularly allocating and tracking the source of the $ 100 million spend. When I was 42, I managed a subsidiary of the company with great success. I said to myself,” if you think you're this big, let's see if you can do it on your own." I've decided to buy a company. A friend of mine, and someone who worked for us before, was the general manager of Ioline. Out of nowhere, he called me one day and invited me to dinner. At dinner, he asked me if I would be interested in buying Ioline. He wondered why he didn't buy it himself. His comment to me was that he couldn't afford that cost. I told him I wasn't interested. Still, he convinced me to take a look at the deal. After reviewing it, he wasn't really interested. He almost went bankrupt. The previous year the company had lost 800 thousand dollars and the previous year it had lost 400 thousand dollars. After a long persuasion effort, I finally met with the staff, reviewed the plans, and wanted to learn how the company would capture this pink painting while it was almost bankrupt. It was an industry I knew nothing about. I turned down the offer once again. They finally asked me to make them an offer. I did, and they agreed. The agreement was finalized on March 22, 1992. I bought the company 10 days into the end of the first quarter. The company announced losses of $ 188k. The following month, the company suffered another $ 148 thousand in damages. I was starting to think this was the worst investment I've ever made in my life. It was a company that failed to return from harm, and it was my money that was at stake. I found some outside investors because I didn't want to invest my assets in one company. A small group of silent partners believed me.

It was even worse than I imagined. Our quality was low. We had to sell two for each product we sold. We were competing in markets we should never have entered. I haven't felt tension. Instead of focusing on the sense of tension, I concentrated on what should be done. To me, the name of the game was niche markets. Don't compete with the really big companies that can take you down. Make quality products. Facilitate the operation and provide excellent services. We we weren't doing it. I wanted to make products that were as easy to use as a toaster. I put a toaster in the reception room. The employees got the message. But I had to stop the bleeding first. By mid-1992, we were drowning in our line of credit and decided we needed to put more cash into good company. I wrote a check. We poured gasoline on the fire. At the time, it was like we were spending money to profit from a bad situation. I wiped $ 545K off the sunken debt costs. Corner offices came from companies that went. I've been very selective about a completely new squad. I tried to talk to people about coming here to work. I told them this wasn't the place where they'd make the most money. If you want to be involved with everything and see the value of your business, this is the right company for you. But if you're looking for personnel beneath you, jobs or political agendas made just to flatter you, you're not going to find that here. So those who came to Ioline to work were the ones who wanted to be there. The company has had amazing employees who understand what we're trying to achieve and know the value of every dollar. I made everyone realize from the beginning that if we're going to survive, we need to know the value of every penny. Touring the production site, I collected a bag of Bolt nuts, bolts and cables. “Who wants $ 20?” I asked him. Everyone raised their hands. I showed them the bag. They got the message. We have thoroughly examined all the products we manufacture. We stopped producing some of them. We redesigned the other products. I watched every penny. I was signing all the expenses, even if it was $ 50. I painted the walls with the other employees. I said to myself, " imagine a Fortune 50 guy painting the walls!” , I thought. We did whatever it took to make the company profitable. By the end of the first year, we were able to overcome the initial losses and generate a small profit. 2nd ed. we've gone from those used to 40 per cent cuts in the number of employees a year, redesigned the core product line to promise to use 50 per cent of the parts, reduced cost and improved quality. In that second year (1992) we were still in harm's way. 3. we've narrowed down the space we use by 40 percent a year; we've made 27 grand. In 1994, profits were over $ 800k, and by 1995, they had reached $ 1,540,000. By 1997, we had doubled the company's production.

The company had been profitable for 12 of the 13 years, including a series of 53 months in a row. I provided this using my basic business practices. Take care of everyone, prioritize, plan, execute, take good employees and equip them to do the job, manufacture good products and be moral. We paid a dividend in 1994 and kept paying it except for 1 year. Only six of the initial 90 employees are working with me today. The general manager, who asked me to buy the business, left. I translated ioline. I'm not going back today to work for a Fortune 50 company. I was nominated to be Entrepreneur of the year in 1996. In the intervening 13 years, investors have achieved a 33 per cent return on investment on an annual basis; not bad for a company that has one foot in the hole. Despite my initial fear, it turned into one of the best investments I ever made. What I've learned: > > Expect the worst. When they presented me with the forecasts, I looked at it, went to a comprehensive outage and we couldn't even make it happen. > >Stick to the plan and stay in your path. Stick to the ground rules. It was worse than I thought it would be. Don't be nervous. Address the issues. Look at the logic of the situation and make sure it's done. > >Always think about how you can improve the company, how you can make it better, and how you can reduce spending. > > When things are going well, try not to think things are going well. If you think like that, you can start doing stupid things like expensive development spending or trying to do a job you know nothing about. Be straight, in touch and ethical towards everyone. Run things around. > > Don't ask employees to do something you're not prepared to do yourself. Make understanding the industry and the customer you serve) an important point.

Apply The Lessons To Your Own Business > > If you're in the right cash position, you should watch every penny that comes in and out the door. It is your responsibility to review each invoice and sign each cheque. > > Discover that you can generally compete in the market. Trying to compete with the Sunday leader can be tried. But that would cost a lot of time and money. It is much cheaper to find a relationship that the Sunday leader does not want and to be the leader in this L1 business. > >Keep in regular contact with your employees. They have a feeling that the business is going well or not. If you approach them openly and honestly, they will often give you ideas that will lead to improvement and help you overcome the problems you will face.   don't be afraid of making mistakes Read the full article

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Quote of the Day: Everything will be okay in the end. If it’s not okay, it’s not the end

Not every day or work week goes as planned, but as John Lennon once reflected: "everything will be okay in the end. If it's not okay, it's not the end."  #OvercomingFailure #perseverance #positivity #QuoteoftheDay Read the full article

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Sky is not the limit when your mindset is limitless. #nobounderies #nolimit #hustlehard #realestateagent #luxuryrealestate #bigdreams #realestate #wealth #abundance #lawofattraction #realtor #floridaliving #liveinflorida #overcomingfailures #successmindset #successquotes #successful #business #millionairemindset (at Isleworth Golf & Country Club)

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You will win not immediately but definitely #win #nevergiveup #hustlehard #belief #focus #noexcuses #overcomingfailures #steppingstones #success #bossattitude #entrepreneur #ladyboss #momentrepreneur #businessman #residualincome #dreambig #goaldigger #mkgandhi #motivation #desire #care #sharelove

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The more excuses you make, the longer it will take to see results... #excuses #mountainsofnothings #ThoseWhoUseExcuses #Preparation #Grind #Focus #Failure #OvercomingFailure #SelfAwareness #Faith #Growth #Evolution (en Winstead Studios) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQMFrsqgWTQ/?utm_medium=tumblr

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I suspect the psychological pressure associated with that crisis caused the first mental blackout I had ever suffered. It contributed to a deterioration in my health that later required the insertion of a heart pacemaker. #prowisehealthcare #workhard #entrepreneur #patience #dedication #lovelifequotes #fitnessmotivationquotes #positivethinking #overcomingfailure #livelifeonyourterms #fitnessmotivation #successquotes #motivationalquotes #askgaryvee #healthquotes #healthmotivation #lovequotes #wellnessquotes #healthquotesinspiration