Helen Graves’ latest article is titled “How to Do Less and Accomplish More with Your Marketing”. [Article]


Helen Graves’ latest article:

How to Do Less and Accomplish More with Your Marketing

Nature’s intelligence functions with effortless ease . . . with carefreeness, harmony and love.

And when we harness the forces of harmony, joy and love, we create success and good fortune with effortless ease.

In a nutshell, this law is saying that Divine Intelligence expresses itself spontaneously and without effort. A blade of grass doesnât try to grow, it just grows. A goldfish doesnât struggle to swim, it just swims. A pansy doesnât attempt to bloom, it just blooms. Itâs their nature to do so.

And it is our nature as human beings to make our dreams manifest by expressing our True Self, easily and effortlessly. When youâre in harmony with your nature, and taking action from the knowledge of your True Self, you naturally end up âdoing less and accomplishing more.â

Now, what the heck does this have to do with marketing your business, you may ask.

Lots of creative, service-centered business owners see marketing as a burden, as something that requires a bunch of hard work, and certainly not a place where they can express their True Self. Client work is seen as a place of joy and authenticity, but not their marketing.

By not understanding that they can âharness the forces of harmony, joy and love. . . to create success and good fortune with effortless easeâ in their marketing, theyâre not making use of the Law of Least Effort.

Let’s look at the three components of this Law as it applies to your marketing mindset so you can put the principle of âdo less and accomplish moreâ into action. . .

#1 – Acceptance

This is really about setting an intention to stop resisting marketing. Resistance requires a lot of energy. Successful business owners embrace the fact that they have TWO businesses â one is delivering their services, the other is marketing their services. The first canât happen without the second.

When that energy of resistance is freed up, it can be redirected into creativity.

#2 – Responsibility

What does âresponsibilityâ mean in this case? Well, having accepted that marketing is a necessary fact of running a business, it means the ability to have a creative response to the situation.

Chopra reminds us that all problems contain the seeds of opportunity. This awareness lets you take the situation of marketing and transform it into something positive. Now every promotional email, press release or sales letter you write can be a communication that supports the expression of your True Self (instead of denying it).

#3 – Defenselessness

Iâve found that often the conflict heart-centered entrepreneurs feel about selling comes about because they think they have to convince the other person of their point of view.

Ugh! That sounds hard and unpleasant. When you let go of needing to defend your services and products, youâll immediately feel a lightness and increased energy around the situation. Youâll be able to speak from the heart about whatâs possible for someone when they work with you, and youâll know without any doubt that just the right people will be attracted to your offerings.

When You Separate Marketing from Client Work, You Restrict the Flow of Energy to You

The Universe is held together by the energy of love. When you approach your marketing activities with love, your energy multiplies and accumulates. And that surplus energy can be channeled to create anything you want, including an abundantly prosperous business.

So, go love your marketing and see how you easily can âdo less and accomplish more.â

Helen Graves, Grand Poohbah of Crackerjack Online Marketing Strategy, offers practical online sales and product marketing tips to create long-lasting client connections. She can be reached via www.CrackerjackOnlineMarketing.com.

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How to Do Less and Accomplish More with Your Marketing

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