Look around internet... ~ How many ugly websites do you see? ~ How many cheesy ebooks have you downloaded? ~ How many glitchy software applications do you use every day?

Perfection is an illusion. It'll never happen. Don't let pursuit of perfection become an ideal that results in inaction.

Jim Rohn tells this story...

A man was visiting a neighbor's new home site. The neighbor had been collecting building materials on his bare vacant lot for years now. He'd amassed an incredible collection of lumber, windows, plumbing and lighting fixtures, doors, concrete block, shingles, siding, drywall and much more. Everything was stacked in mountainous piles around barren dirt lot.

The man said to his neighbor, "It looks like you're going to have quite a house here."

The neighbor replied, "Just wait till you see rest of stuff I've got coming."

The moral of story is stop collecting "stuff" and start building something. Do it now. Forward motion, even just a little, will have profound effects on what you see in days ahead.

The reason for that is for you to listen out for stumblings or bottlenecks over any words, sentences or clusters of thoughts.

The principle being; If kid stumbles, so will your prospects!

It seems that no matter how sophisticated or educated we think our clients and prospects are, they've attention span of a gnat. Confuse them, make them work too hard, and... they're off!

The key to it all is to fix all those areas where hiccups in writing piece occurred, by either smoothing them out with alternatives or eliminate them all together.

Doing this regularly with all your marketing and advertising pieces will ensure that you send out clutter free, easy to read messages that your customers and clients will love.

And... your child would've been amply rewarded for helping your business, and, getting a feel for EFFORT - PROFIT world.

So, that's your task for day.

Collar a kid, get them to read your stuff out... and pay them well. They could turn out to become your most valuable employee!

P.S. When you choose kid to help you, MAKE SURE THEY CAN READ!