Enlightened Thinking For Creating WealthWritten by Lauri A. Pruitt
Enlightened Thinking For Creating Wealth By Lauri A. Pruitt We become what we think. If you think poverty, it is inevitable that you will be poor. Whereas if you think prosperity, your life will generate wealth, you will blossom like a rose bud in sunshine, like a caterpillar metamorphosed into a beautiful butterfly. Creative ideas will start flowing, you’ll wake up each day looking forward to it, expecting new ideas to unveil themselves to you that day, to generate wealth, to make a difference in world. Your destiny depends upon you, by what you dwell on and choices that you make. We all have choice to either think, or dwell on negative things of life, impossibilities or positive things, possibilities. In Bible it states that, “Anything is possible, if you have faith.” In other words, what do you believe in, what are truths that you base your life on. If you truly believe that nothing is impossible to you, for you, then unlimited wealth is at your doorstep. We all have power to control our thoughts, it may be tough at times, but it is not impossible. Surround yourself with good, positive friends, that will build you up rather than tear you down. Read good, positive, uplifting books at all times. Keep learning new things, keep your mind active, focused, continually dreaming. Study how wealthy live, how they think, how they accomplished their dreams, even when all odds were against them. Listen to how they talk, words they speak, read their autobiographies and their stories.
| | Successful Small Businesses Use PRWritten by Robert A. Kelly
Please feel free to publish this article and resource box in your ezine, newsletter, offline publication or website. A copy would be appreciated at bobkelly@TNI.net. Word count is 735 including guidelines and resource box. Robert A. Kelly © 2003. Successful Small Businesses Use PR It’s obvious when a small business has accepted fact that its most important outside audiences need lots of care and feeding. They do something about it. There’s a sense of urgency and a recognition that those “key target publics” have behaviors that really impact business, and that they had BETTER do something about it! What about you? Are you ready to follow winners and get public relations working for your small business? The payoff can be significant – key audience behaviors that directly support your business objectives and make difference between failure and success. But, as always, there’s some work connected to reaching that pot of gold, but it’s really worth effort. If you’re willing, begin by listing those most important outsiders in a priority ranking. Probably, customers and prospects will take #1 and #2 positions. But others rate a spot on that list depending on how crucial they are to success of your business. In fact, an audience only makes list if, left unattended, its perceptions and behaviors actually can hurt your business. You’re at a disadvantage when you don’t know what those important external audiences think of you and your small business. And only affordable way to find out is for you and your colleagues to talk to members of that key audience by interacting with them. Ask questions about what they think of you, your business and its products or services. Especially watch for any negativity, misconceptions, inaccuracies, wrong-headed beliefs, or rumors. And monitor local print and broadcast media, especially local talk shows and newspaper pages, for similarly negative signs. The responses you gather help you set your public relations goal. For instance, correct that wrong-headed belief; fix that inaccuracy; or straighten-out that misconception. The goal, by way, will also become your behavior modification marker against which progress can be tracked.
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