Tag Archives: entrepreneurship

Monday Motivation

18 Jan

A little Monday Motivation.
Call it BHAG, aka
Big
Hairy
Audacious
Goals

If it isn’t too big for where you’re at now it isn’t a goal.
Exceeding your own expectations should be your new normal.

My immediate goals and year long ones are ones I wasn’t sure I could accomplish. However, putting them on paper and sharing with my inner circle has galvanized my inner compass.

What is motivating you?
Have you written out your goals?
Do you have a specific, step by step plan to get there?
Let me know.
Like/comment if I motivate you.

Live Brolic!

No Excuses

17 Jan

Work
(that’s it, no lesson attached).
#LiveBrolic!

Good morning Entrepreneurs

17 Jan

Starting my Sunday waaaaaaaay early.
Already looking at my goal sheet and affirmations for 2016.
Ending and beginning my days and nights with it.
Add in some non-fiction reading, gym time, and some blogging – and I KNOW this year Will vastly eclipse the last 3!
Who’s on this journey with me?
Live Brolic!

Put Your Energy into Things YOU can Change

10 Jan

Yes folks,
You should only focus on the things you can change.
Example : if you can’t lower production cost of your product(s),

-Focus on providing greater value.
Make it your mission to consistently add value. Clients and customers will see the consistent increase of value and will return over and over again.

-Give your clients better education on the market so they will know you are providing the superior product.

I could go on with a thousand examples of but I’m sure you get the point.
Focus only on the things you can change.
A concerted effort will take you to the next level of business and satisfy your clientele.

Live Brolic!

No business partners for me

8 Jan

So not long ago, I offered a friend a piece of my company.
At first he waffled. Then when I gave him a time ultimatum, he was in.

And then- nothing.

At first I was quite perturbed.
Then I realized it was dead weight being cut off.
Chaff being tossed with the refuse.

Am I disposing of my friend?
By no means.
It’s just a life lesson: Not everyone you know is on the same path.

I am resolute in my decision to fire my boss.
He is not.
And that’s okay.

This has actually increased my appetite for risk- in a healthy way.
As Matt Damon said in Rounders: “You can’t lose what you don’t put in the middle. But you can’t win it either.”

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There is no risk without reward.
And as such, having lost some dead weight in my company I can now move faster.
I know my mission is mine alone to run.
Now when I get that first million, maybe I’ll get a secretary and pay someone to wash my car. 😉
Live Brolic!

Integrity, It isn’t a Punchline

24 Dec

in·teg·ri·ty/inˈteɡrədē/
noun
the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles; moral uprightness.
the state of being whole and undivided.

Now a lot of people will tell you to be cutthroat, succeed by any means.

I call foul on the(that?) play!

Being a man of principles has done more for me in life than anything.
Lead by example in both your business and your personal life. Teammates and employees will follow you and this will lead to better work ethic, morale, customer service and an overall more successful corporate culture.

Honesty in business will be your calling card and if you are in sales- it will save you in times of lowered economics.

We tip higher for better service right?
So why not lead better and see just how far it takes you.
I guarantee the results will be quantifiable and tangible.

Live Brolic!

Integrity, It isn’t a Punchline

24 Dec

in·teg·ri·ty/inˈteɡrədē/
noun
the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles; moral uprightness.
the state of being whole and undivided.

Now a lot of people will tell you to be cutthroat, succeed by any means.

I call foul on the(that?) play!

Being a man of principles has done more for me in life than anything.
Lead by example in both your business and your personal life. Teammates and employees will follow you and this will lead to better work ethic, morale, customer service and an overall more successful corporate culture.

Honesty in business will be your calling card and if you are in sales- it will save you in times of lowered economics.

We tip higher for better service right?
So why not lead better and see just how far it takes you.
I guarantee the results will be quantifiable and tangible.

Live Brolic!

24 Dec

“An adversary invariably attacks on two occasions: 1. When they are ready. 2. When you are not.”

Be prepared.

Live Brolic!

Leadership Defined

21 Dec

The picture below speaks better than I can.

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Be Superman!

21 Dec

My motto now as life has changed.
Be who you say you are.
Better yet, be more than that.
Superman isn’t a myth- he is you when you live by example.
Never give up!!
LiveBrolic!

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