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Have the courage to fail…

Today, there are millions of people who dream of quitting their job and becoming entrepreneurs.

They want to run their own business and become rich. This is a noble dream, but the problem is that for most people this is only a dream and never a reality.

The question is, “Why do so many people fail at their dream of being an entrepreneur?”

A friend of mine came up with the best answer to this question. He says, “Entrepreneurs have two characteristics…ignorance and courage.”

You’re telling me to be ignorant…?

Yes, and no.

My friend’s answer is simple, yet profound. When he says “ignorance” is key to entrepreneurship, he’s not saying to be an idiot. He is saying don’t let knowledge hold you back. For instance, kids are prone to say they want to be things like an astronaut, a pro baseball player, or the President. They lack the knowledge to know how hard it is to achieve those dreams so they don't limit them. They are ignorant in the best possible way. They still dream and believe they can achieve those dreams.

The best entrepreneurs are willfully ignorant. When they have a dream, they pursue it with passion. When others tell them it can’t be done, they ignore that advice and push forward. When their own mind tells them to quit, they ignore their negative thoughts and press on.

Why some smart people fail

The reality is that many entrepreneurs are very smart and have a lot of knowledge, but they don’t let that knowledge hold them back. They have the courage to overcome the fear that knowledge can bring.

Perhaps a story will help illustrate this.

I have a friend who is a brilliant hairstylist. When it comes to making women look beautiful, he’s a magician. For years, my friend has talked about opening his own salon. It’s a big dream, and sadly, one he’s never acted on. Instead, he still runs a single chair in a big salon. And he doesn’t even like the owner of that salon.

My friend knows the salon business, and he knows how hard it is to succeed. This knowledge holds him back from starting his own salon and achieving his dream but… he lacks the courage to be an entrepreneur.

I have another friend whose wife was a flight attendant. A few years ago, she quit her job, went to school to learn how to be a hairstylist, and opened her own salon. It’s a big dream, a spectacular environment, and she has some of the best stylists in the city.

My other hairstylist friend heard about her salon and said, “How can she open a salon? She has no talent, isn’t gifted, and hasn’t trained in New York like I did. I give her a year.”

She might fail. After all, 95 percent of all businesses do fail in the first five years. But entrepreneurs don’t pay attention to statistics like that. The point of this story, however, is to show the effect of ignorance and courage on our life. One hairstylist had knowledge but lacked courage. The other lacked experience but had courage.

In the real world, courage is more important than knowledge. Ignoring negative thoughts is key to having courage. Always remember, your mind is infinite and your doubts are limiting.

Have the courage to fail!

At the end of the day, an entrepreneur’s most courageous act is to embrace failure. Through failure, an entrepreneur learns the most valuable lessons about business and life. They understand and embrace the fact that you cannot be successful without failure.

If you want to be an entrepreneur, you need to have the courage to fail. You need to be brave enough to know you don't know everything, ignore what needs to be ignored, and have the tenacity to push forward despite all odds.

If you fail, learn. Take it as an opportunity to increase your financial education and intelligence.

If you succeed, relish your success. You can only know the sweet taste of victory after many bitter struggles.

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When I was a young boy, I had the advantage of two perspectives on money because I had two dads—a poor one and a rich one.

My poor dad was a government employee. As the superintendent of the Hawaii school district, he made a decent salary, had health benefits and enjoyed a pension. Though he had a good job, he didn’t understand money. So, he struggled financially all his life.

My rich dad was a business owner with a financial education. Over the years, he invested in and built an empire that ranged from small convenience stores to large hotels. He didn’t have a traditional job, but he understood money. As a result, he became very rich and didn’t struggle to make ends meet.

He taught his son, Mike, and me how to view and use money to become rich through a series of lessons, and the first lesson he taught me was, “The rich don’t work for money.”

My rich dad said, “The main cause of poverty is fear and ignorance.”

His point was that most people are so afraid of not having money that they’ll do anything to get it. Usually, this means working jobs they don’t like, for people they don’t like, for a salary they don’t like.

The reasons for this is that while people know they want fine things, they don’t know of any other way to attain them than trying to work for more and more money. The more they make, the more they buy, and the more money they need to make.

It’s a vicious circle that rich dad called the Rat Race.

As people become accustomed to having more and more nice things, they become more fearful of losing all they’ve worked for. So, they work harder to please their boss and keep their jobs. All the while, they become more and more miserable.

Some of these people are poor in spirit because they are unhappy. Others are poor in actuality because even though they work hard, they don’t make enough money to live a good life. Either way, they are living a life of poverty because they don’t understand money and how to make it work for them.

As young boys, my rich dad wanted to teach Mike and me a valuable lesson about money. He did so by having us work at one of his convenience stores for three hours each Saturday. Our job was simple but mind numbing. We dusted the shelves each time a car drove through the parking lot, sending a wave of dust through the store doors that were open to keep the store cool since there was no air conditioning.

In return for this, we each received $0.30, which was not a lot of money, and a promise to learn how to be rich. At the end of each shift, I used my money to buy comic books and went home wondering when rich dad would teach me how to be rich. As weeks went on, I got my $0.30, but I never got the teachings I expected on how to be rich. Finally, I was ready to quit. I was making poor money for hard work and it wasn’t worth it—or so I thought. That is when I finally got my first lesson on money.

“I want to teach you the power of money,” said rich dad. 

He went on to explain that our desire for more money had the effect of blinding us. Rather than see opportunity, we let our lack of money give us tunnel vision. The only option was to have him pay us more. We were working for money.

He then explained that he didn’t work for money, but did what he loved and made money work for him. Our eyes were opened.

After rich dad’s financial education lesson, Mike and I put our heads together to see how we could make money work for us as well. The answer had been in front of our faces the whole time we were dusting the shelves and complaining about how little we were making.

Rich dad said, “The sooner you stop working for a paycheck, the sooner you’ll see things other people never see.”

After rich dad’s lesson, Mike and I worked at his store for a couple weeks and noticed that the store manager would take the older comics, cut the covers in half, and give them to the distributor for a credit. This gave us an idea.

When the distributor came in to pick up the old comic books, we asked him if we could have them. Because we worked at the store, he said yes, but only if we didn’t resell them.

Keeping our end of the bargain, we didn’t sell them—we rented them out. Using a spare room in Mike’s basement, we stockpiled hundreds of free comic books, and each Saturday we opened our library from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. to the kids in the neighborhood. Admission was $0.10 a day, a steal since each book was $0.10 and you could read five or six in the two hours we were open.

As things got rolling, we averaged $9.40 per week—a lot more than the $0.30 we were making each week at the store. But we would never have had the opportunity had we not worked at the store and had our eyes open to the opportunity. The best part of our new venture was that we made this money even if we weren’t there at the comic library.

We’d learned to make money work for us.

So, the question I have for you today is, what are you working for?

Let the money work for you!

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Het is een kwestie van slechts enkele weken voor deze business voorgoed zal gaan veranderen: netwerk marketing wordt social marketing! 

Global One is de laatste fase ingegaan van de pre-registratie en niet onopgemerkt. Op de Alexa ranking staat dit concept vandaag wereldwijd op 1397, voor de US op plaats 852, voor Nederland op 1285 en voor België op 354.
Ons team bestaat op dit moment uit 800 leden, dat zullen er op het moment van live gaan minstens 1.000 zijn. De meer dan stevige basis ligt in Nederland en België, maar van over de hele wereld verwelkomen wij teamleden.

Ons team kenmerkt zich door een enorm enthousiasme en hulpvaardigheid naar elkaar toe. Wij als sponsors hebben onze eigen manier van handelen, en ik durf wel te zeggen dat we daar rijkelijk uniek in zijn. Voor ons geldt bovenal het belang van het team. We steken dan ook enorm veel tijd in communicatie, zowel Nederlandstalig als Engelstalig en hebben inmiddels een teamlid bereid gevonden ook voor Duitstalige informatie zorg te dragen. Successen worden massaal met elkaar gevierd, teamleden die worstelen worden spontaan geholpen, gestimuleerd en aangemoedigd. Een fantastische ervaring, voor de teamleden, maar zeker ook voor ons!

We zijn dan ook supertrots om aan de basis te mogen staan van een concept dat nog nooit eerder is vertoond in de wereld van netwerkmarketing. Diverse profitcenters onder één company, waarbij alle affiliates ook nog eens bijdragen aan een betere wereld, met schoon water, voedsel en energie voor iedereen die daar nu nog van verstoken is. Alleen al schoon water zou zoveel ziektes en sterfgevallen voorkomen, want 50% van alle ziekenhuisopnames ter wereld wordt veroorzaakt door vervuild drinkwater, iets wat wij ons in de westerse wereld amper voor kunnen stellen. Hoe mooi is het dan dat je als team daar een waardevolle bijdrage aan kunt en mag leveren. Tegelijkertijd geef je ook je eigen leven een enorme impuls, want ook de compensatieplannen zijn waanzinnig mooi te noemen.

Wij zijn er van overtuigd dat geen enkele bestaande netwerkmarketingorganisatie ook maar in de buurt komt van wat Global One op de kaart gaat zetten. De founder, Scotty Evans, is dan ook geen netwerkmarketingman die snel zijn zakken wil vullen, maar een zakenman die al tientallen jaren actief is in charity en die gericht is op het succes van zijn business, van Global One. Het idee van netwerkmarketing om die business te promoten, wordt hoofdzakelijk gedreven door wat dat voor deze charity, Project Saving Lives zal betekenen.
Tijdens de allereerste live presentatie werd de vraag gesteld waarom de man niet gewoon rechtstreeks zijn winst in dit project pompte. Ons antwoord daarop was direct: het verschil tussen 1% van honderdduizenden, mogelijk miljoenen affiliates is een veelvoud van 100% van slechts één man. De kracht van het collectief voor een doel waar iedereen toch achter kan staan.

Wil jij ook deel uitmaken van dit revolutionaire concept? Sluit je dan aan bij ons team, het Global One Team Rens & Mariska, want binnen dit team zul je je nooit alleen voelen staan. Je wordt opgenomen in een ongelooflijk warme, bruisende en sprankelende groep mensen, waar je je beslist bij thuis zult voelen.
Aanmelden is gratis, maar het zorgt ervoor dat er een zee aan informatie voor je beschikbaar wordt en je direct kunt starten met het bouwen van je eigen team. Het maakt niet uit hoe je begint (als je maar begint), het gaat erom waar je eindigt, en dat is wat ons betreft aan de top!

Om je aan te melden neem je contact op met degene die je gevraagd heeft deze website te bekijken.

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