Don't wait for perfection

Don't wait for everything to be exactly right to start...

THERE WILL NEVER BE A "PERFECT" TIME!

Start now, with whatever you have.

The things you need will come to you as you work.


Sophia
Sapphire's SFI Blog

Recently, a client of mine emailed me the following key question:

"I am depressed about our traffic... any ideas for getting more?"

It got me thinking. What can I share about traffic generation that is fairly simple to learn and that can also be implemented pretty quickly by a super-busy entrepreneur? I started scribbling down my ideas on the techniques and resources that I have proven work best, and I thought I'd share them with the online community.
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Forget the J.O.B. - Work From Home!

Hello, Warriors: (Also posted at GT Bulmer Web Bizz Blog)

I was a J.O.B. slave for years until one day I woke up and said, “Why am I working for other people when I have so many of my own aspirations and unfulfilled dreams?” I broke free and now I work from home.

Everybody has a story and here is mine in a nutshell. I was inspired to post this in my web biz blog after writing something similar in the Real Work at Home Jobs Forum...

Yes, they’re all famous.

But there’s one more thing.

They have all, at one point or another, struggled with being painfully shy.

And all of them have found a way to overcome it to become celebrities.

Julia Roberts says that she had incredible shyness as a child, but that “I have always believed that things are what you make them.”

Lucille Ball was told by her teachers at the Anderson dramatic school that she was too...

Hi Everyone, Burn the Ant:
Ok, so I know I know it sounds strange but what can I say that's just me.
What exactly do I mean? The facts show people who set goals are more successful than those who don't right. Maybe you've set goals too but, think hey why aren't I so successful then. We get easily sidetracked by trying to do too many things is why. Example we get mad and think I'm now going to do everything I haven't been doing all by tomorrow. We forget to prioritize and set realistic...