Michael Newman’s latest ‘e-Wealth Daily’ article is titled “Success for the Underdog”. [‘e-Wealth Daily’ Article]


Michael Newman’s latest ‘e-Wealth Daily’ article:

Success for the Underdog

Yesterday, I wrote about the importance of setting limits and determining how much you’re willing to risk in order to grow your business.

I mentioned the importance of listening to what people have to tell you. After all, you can get plenty of valuable insight from experienced business people who can teach you the tools of the trade. However, there may be times that you don’t like hearing what they have to say.

Sometimes, you have to put the naysayers behind you and accomplish what you truly believe you’re capable of — within reason. After all, anything is possible in this world.

I really began to consider this last night, while watching a playoff hockey game between the last-seeded Montreal Canadiens and the current champ, Pittsburgh Penguins. Montreal won the game to a force a deciding game seven. If that’s not impressive enough, they already knocked off the number one seeded team from the playoffs during the previous round. Before the playoffs started, no one gave them a chance. All the newspaper and television analysts predicted an early playoff exit for Montreal, and definitely not an opportunity to be in the second round with a chance to knock off the champions.

However, the team kept their heads down and focused on what they knew they were capable of and, so far, they’ve experienced success.

I believe the key to their success, much like the success experienced by successful entrepreneurs, is to take incremental steps. By focusing on one task at a time, they aren’t setting farfetched or lofty goals. Rather, they look at the immediate future and tasks before them, and come up with the best game plan.

As you break down what you must accomplish and begin to topple smaller feats, you’ll build confidence and recognition. This makes toppling other goals easier, while at the same time showing people who may have doubted you that you are, in fact, capable and have a viable idea.

If you’re working on something that you really believe in and have been making solid progress, keep up the good work and convince others that you’re for real!

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