Having pointers to take note are worthy to guide you along your way.

First, most crucial thing for a brochure is to be effectual in getting attention of prospect customers. The colors and creative graphics also matters to have best response from readers. Second, do not make font of your brochure very wordy. In fact, it should just have a brief headline and a meaty body. The headline should be kept simple yet striking. Take note that at this very moment you are trying to get their attention.

Third, while getting attention of your prospects sees to it that if you already caught their attention, interest now will be your new target to achieve. Mostly brochures fail on this. Forth, show them ways that your company can better their situation. Again, keep your light and easy to read. Too much text can clutter whole brochure. Fifth, give your prospects just enough information so they crave to out more. Leave some things unanswered so that they would be interested to call and find out more. Touch lightly on main topics and simply get people excited enough to want to inquire for more information. It should awake prospect’s appetite.

Lastly, leave contact information on where they can reach you so that they can easily take them to next step of getting to know more your business and be a part of it.

Karen states that, “There must be another way!” There is, indeed, another way - a much better way.

When you decide to define your own worth instead of handing that crucial responsibility to others, you will stop worrying about what others think and feel about you. The problem is that, for most of us, our parents and other adults defined our worth when we are young. Of course we saw adults as having authority to do that. As we grew older, we gave our peers authority to define us. But at some point, we need to shift from others having authority to define our worth to our own higher, wise self or spiritual Guidance having authority.

In addition, we need to shift from defining our worth based on external qualities to our worth being based on internal, intrinsic soul qualities. As long as your worth is based on performance, you will worry about results. But when your worth is based on your intrinsic qualities of caring, compassion, goodness, empathy, and joyfulness, then it is never on line regarding your performance. This will free you to create and produce with freedom and joy, knowing that you can make all mistakes in world and still be worthy. Perfection never comes into picture when your performance is a joyful expression of your intrinsic worth, rather than a form of controlling what others think and feel about you.

When you open to learning with a higher authority about your true, intrinsic worth, and embrace beauty and wonder of your beautiful essence, you will stop thinking about perfection, and you will stop thinking about performance and what others think about you. You will know that you are already “perfect” in your essence, and that there is nothing to prove.

When you know your worth as intrinsic rather than based on your performance, life becomes so much easier and less tiring. Instead of your addiction to perfection immobilizing you, you are free to fully express yourself and manifest your gifts and talents. Expressing yourself creatively and productively becomes fun rather than fearful!

Margaret Paul, Ph.D. is the best-selling author and co-author of eight books, including "Do I Have To Give Up Me To Be Loved By You?" She is the co-creator of the powerful Inner Bonding healing process. Visit her web site for a FREE Inner Bonding course: http://www.innerbonding.com or margaret@innerbonding.com.