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taking action

Why Do Some People Succeed While Others Fail?

July 12, 2010 · 0 comments

Have you ever wondered why it is that some people follow through and achieve success with something while others either don’t follow through – e.g. they buy a coaching program or book and never use it – or they follow through but don’t seem to achieve positive results?

I have. Many times. And it’s really frustrating because if someone buys my product I truly want them to use it and to achieve results from it.

I know it’s not just me because I’ve had many discussions about this topic with several colleagues in the last couple of years.

Thankfully, John Reese and Frank Kern, two well-known and highly respected internet business professionals, wanted to know the answer to the very same question. So they asked one man who was sure to be able to explain this … Anthony Robbins. Better still, they recorded this interview so we can all benefit from it.

Click on the link below to watch this recording:

Tony Robbins Interview With John Reese And Frank Kern

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Do You Have Unlimited Power?

May 19, 2009 · 4 comments

Unlimited power… the ability to take action…

If you read this blog regularly you probably know that I’m a fan of Anthony Robbins. This is one of my favourite talks of his, where he explains the unlimited power of taking action.

I especially love the part towards the end of this where he uses the analogy of a child learning to do something, such as learning to walk. If they fall down once, do they give up? If they fall down twice, do they give up? If they fall down 1,000 times, do they give up? No. They simply get back up and keep on trying.

Enjoy!

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What Is The Key To Unlocking Your Potential?

September 29, 2008 · 3 comments

“Continuous effort – not strength or intelligence – is the key to unlocking our potential,”

Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965, Former British Prime Minister)

Regular Small Business Diva readers would probably know that this statement from Sir Winston Churchill is perfectly aligned with my philosophies. It doesn’t matter if you don’t know how to do something you want to do, nor how smart you are or how much time or money you have… it’s the ability to take action and keep taking action – baby steps if necessary – that counts.

Here’s to your success in business,

Donna-Marie

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