Got an Idea?Written by Ray Anctil
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The next step is to take action. If you are serious about your idea and your plan, you must make an action plan as part of your overall plan, otherwise this idea will sit on shelf collecting proverbial dust. There is a web site dedicated to helping entrepreneurs both seasoned and novice. The Electronic Entrepreneur Network is designed for exchange of ideas, experiences and knowledge and it’s free. There are lots of valuable links and suggested reading material as well. So next time you think you have a great idea, research it, develop it, plan it and “just do it”. “Every journey begins with a single step” Good luck. Ray Anctil
Ray Anctil an entrepreneur and is the author of "What Can You do When Your World is Turned Upside Down". His web site WeeBiz.net is dedicated to helping small business start-ups with development and business palnning. Visit WeeBiz.net for ideas, plans and lots of resources. http://www.weebiz.net email: weebiz@weebiz.net
| | Perseverance Led To Walt Disney's SuccessWritten by Stephen Schochet
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After years of being more personally involved with Disneyland and less on movies, Walt's personal touch was involved with every aspect of Mary Poppins. Ever since filming Treasure Island there he fallen in love with London, to Mary Poppins he added sidewalk painting fantasy sequence, one-man band and amazing chimney sweep dance over rooftops. Most important, Walt was model for character of father, a man with a gruff exterior who sometimes could not see past his own problems but was a nice guy underneath it all, and like Walt himself had big problem's with banks. Walt Disney's long perseverance paid off, critically and financially Mary Poppins was greatest success of his life. This was in 1964, 20 years after he read book and two years before he passed away. Julie Andrews even received Jack Warner's vote towards her academy award for best actress! The stockholders, bankers and employees were almost as thrilled as Walt himself.
Stephen Schochet is the author and narrator of the audiobooks "Fascinating Walt Disney" and "Tales Of Hollywood". The Saint Louis Post Dispatch says," these two elaborate productions are exceptionally entertaining." Hear realaudio samples of these great, unique gifts at www.hollywoodstories.com.
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