TIME to make a change in your small business for success?

We are all blessed with the same number of seconds, minutes and hours in a day.  I believe in scheduling your success and planning, but I also believe in just making stuff happen.  I say to myself, well I guess will sleep when I am dead. (I am not recommending that, but…)

I once heard Tony Robbins (www.tonyrobbins.com) ask the question to his audience, If you do 10 sit ups daily which sit up is the one that makes the difference?  No one in the crowd gave the correct answer.  For Tony Robbins, the correct answer was Sit Up #11.

Why?  He said because it is the extra effort that sparks change.  Not your everyday effort.

 Change, no matter what kind of change, is a process not an event.

Many people look at success as if  it is an event.

They believe that change will happen in their life if they:

•  Pray once
• Attend one event
• Go to the doctor once
• Implement one thing

But true change comes with consistent implementation.

In my book, The Million Dollar Equation, http://richelleshaw.com/the-million-dollar-equation/#, there are several implementation strategies for success.  BUT the strategies are worthless, without implementation.

What in your life, in your small business life needs to be changed?

You got to this point in your business over a long period of time. How in the world do you believe that paying a guru, buying a program, attending one event will change your small business?

Change starts with the event, but continues and progresses with consistent change and implementation.

Change starts as an event, becomes a habit and then a revolution.

What are you doing to create a revolution in your small business?

This could lead the SMALL BUSINESS NEWS –  Are you doing enough?  The key word here is “DOING”, not planning enough, not talking about it enough, but make a list of what you are doing every day in your small business.  Is it leading to your goal?

Create real change in your small business by just DOING something consistently.  No other small business can compete with your consistent implementation.  Your competitors can beat you when you only do one thing.  Only do one event, but they can not compete against a revolution.  Work to create  your small business revolution.