Thursday, May 10, 2007

Keys to Success in a Work From Business

----------Copyright ©Edwin Hezron

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Did you ever asked yourself why do some entrepreneurs achieve stellar success while others achieve only moderate success while still others fail in a work from business miserably?

It’s because those who succeed in an amazing way are willing to do whatever it takes - for as long as it takes - to make their dreams come true. Those who are unwilling to do whatever it takes will ultimately fail.

Before you even think about starting a work from business ask yourself this question: are you willing to do whatever it takes for as long as it takes to succeed in this work from home business? Would you be willing to work for a year without a regular paycheck? Would you be willing to perform every task imaginable?

Like any business, a work from home business needs to be nurtured in order for it to be successful. You can't just sit back and hope that it is going to take care of itself, and that the single action of having a website and submitting it to search engines to allow potential customers to find it is going to do the trick.

No matter what you may have been told, there is no work from home business that is going to make money for you without you having to do some work to make it happen.

Yes, they teach you about residual income in network marketing, but even that residual income in based upon hours, months, and possibly years of very hard work promoting, training, advertising, and learning in a continuous cycle until you have attained the level within the organization where you can sit back and let the business work for you.

Rental property is another area where many people mistakenly believe they can sit back and let someone else do the work, but again, this is something that only happens after years of doing things yourself in order to reach the point where you can afford to pay someone to take care of everything for you.

How does all of that tie in to the keys of success for a home business? It means that you have to work hard in order to be successful. One of the mistakes that many people make with a home-based business is they fail to see it as a business and put it second in line after doing all of the other things they want to do.

Even though you are not working in an office, you still have a business that needs your attention, so you have to devote time to doing just that. That means if your best friend calls and wants you to go shopping, you have to make sure she understands that you still have a job, even though you are working at home.

Does that mean you neglect family and friends? No, of course not, but you have to set aside certain hours to work on your work from business just as you would if you were going to work each day. That doesn't mean that you have to work 7-4 each day, but you do need to put in the amount of hours necessary in order to do the things that are required.

It's also important to set aside a certain amount of time to do nothing but network and business promotion. You can do this by email, website promotion, passing out business cards in your local area, making up fliers to send out, or any number of other ways.
The important thing is that you must have an organized method of networking if your business is going to be successful.

In summary, the key points are

(1) Treat your work from home business as if you were going to work each day;
(2) Have an organized criteria for what you need to do daily; and
(3) Build your business with the knowledge that you will always have to be involved in order to maintain success

Operating a home business will require some work and effort especially at the beginning. You will not become wealthy over night. It will take determination and a strong desire to succeed in a work from home business.

I want you to have a compelling desire to succeed, as that's where true success comes from. Desire creates passion. A burning desire can set the world on fire in a positive way. Without desire, you're dead in the water. It's the one common ingredient of all great people: the unshakable desire to change things for the better.

Desire is the burning drive inside oneself that turns the impossible to the possible. It was Andrew Carnegie who said, "Give a man with average ability but desire, and I will give you a winner." When making your business plan, include both short and long termgoals. Determine how you will achieve those goals and put your planinto action.


Committed To Your Success,

Edwin Hezron
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