#entrepreneur motivation advice

[nessascxx]

Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react to it.

[dainogo]

Top 29 Business Motivational Quotes to Inspire Every Entrepreneur

1. “If somebody offers you an amazing opportunity but you are not sure you can do it, say yes – then learn how to do it later!”

— Richard Branson

2. “The most dangerous poison is the feeling of achievement. The antidote is to every evening think what can be done better tomorrow.”

— Ingvar Kamprad, founder of IKEA

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[multipassionat]

great things take time, it’s worth it to keep working on your projects & goals — even if you aren’t seeing external validation yet

be okay without instant gratification, fast growth, thousands of followers/views/customers from the jump - make an effort, do the work, and you’ll make progress toward your goals.

i’ve been working on several projects lately and i’m really proud of how far i’ve come. one of them is a website, blog, shop, and social media presence entitled “hopeful narratives.” it’s a place where i feel like i’m contributing to the world and could potentially positively impact peoples lives. part of my purpose, i feel like, is to show people that you can take shit you’ve been through and turn it into something positive for yourself and others for years to come. it’s to create beautiful from the depths of my darkness — whether that’s in the form of blog posts, designs, art, poetry, music, whatever.

i have so many dreams that i’ve set out to follow and i believe in myself enough to pursue them and my personal development. and that’s what hopeful narratives is all about. i have some posts about self care, productivity, life, etc and it’s written from my neurodivergent, healing/recovery lens. i hope it helps at least one person to have hope and get motivated to go after their dreams too!

[embeccy]

"Your speed doesn't matter. Forward is forward."

- Unknown

My Instagram link is pinned on my profile! Click it and follow <3

- Embeccy

[roywhitehead]

10 Unpopular Tech Things you NEED in Your Life | I Tried Them

[sharifullbd]

There is no substitute for hard work to progress in life

Dreams are not that, That people sleep and sleep, A dream is that which is expected to be fulfilled. Don't let people sleep."

[tibic-contant]

Hustle in Silence

[business-ldeas]

follow your dreams 💭

[tracychamberlainhigginbotham]

(via Wednesday Wisdom: Summer Mornings for Women Entrepreneurs)

[jkcassoc]

Issue 3 - The Potentialist Unleashing Untapped Business Power

🌟 Stop waiting for opportunities to find you—create them! Dive into my latest blog post for practical advice on taking control of your success. Read now: GO TO BLOG

[benny-shadowbox]

Find people who align with the mission, standards and morals of the company. People who are excited by the growth, prepared to be challenged and driven to build an empire with their team.

[nessascxx]

The greatest risk is not taking any risks. Dare to take bold steps, for it’s in daring that life truly happens.

[podcastwithsheila]

DR. MARY KELLY || Stop Procrastinating Tomorrow

This is our 100th Guest on PODCAST with SHEILA Empowering Success: A Conversation with Dr. Mary Kelly” In this special 100th episode of Season 2 of PODCAST with SHEILA, we had the privilege of hosting Dr. Mary Kelly, an esteemed economist, author, and CEO of Productive Leaders. With her extensive background in leading multicultural teams across 19 countries and authoring 18 influential books,…

[darwin-bloger]

Buch Spotlight: “Call & Close - Kaltakquise auf dem nächsten Level”

Cold calling – a term that often evokes mixed feelings among sales professionals. Yet, the book “Call & Close” promises to change that perspective and elevate the art of cold calling to a new level.

The Art of First Contact

“Call & Close” teaches us that the first contact doesn’t have to be cold. With the right techniques and an understanding of potential customers’ needs, every call can become a warm and inviting experience.

Strategies That Convince

The book offers a wealth of strategies aimed at building trust and sparking interest. It’s about creating value that goes beyond the product or service.

Stories That Sell

One of the strongest techniques in the book is the use of storytelling. “Call & Close” demonstrates how to establish emotional connections through storytelling, enhancing the persuasive power of each call.

Conclusion

“Call & Close - Cold Calling at the Next Level” is more than just a guide; it’s a beacon for all those in sales looking to improve their skills. It’s time to redefine cold calling and write success stories.

[embeccy]

Follow your plan, not your mood.

Periodttt

Hope this motivated u today <3

- Embeccy