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How much potential do you have? What are boundaries to what is possible for you? What are outer limits to your potential? Can these limits be expanded upon? How does your view of what's possible for you impact your Internet business?

There has never been a better time in history to achieve success beyond your wildest dreams. There has never been a better vehicle to achieve success than Internet. Right now you have at your finger tips opportunity to achieve greatness, to make new connections with people around globe, to access information and possibilities that did not exist only a few short generations ago.

Your view of what is possible for you though, will establish outer limits of how far you will go with your Internet business. If you have self-imposed limits, or a limiting self-concept then you will have handbrake on in all of your endeavours including your Internet or on-line business. So what do you believe is possible for you in your Internet business?

You see limits are self-imposed! You set your own limits.

The Internet offers abundance in every regard. There is an abundant number of people to connect with. There is an abundance of new people coming on-line all time. There is an abundance of information and resources. An abundance of business opportunities, products and businesses to partner with. There is an abundance of money being exchanged over Internet, services being provided and products sold everyday!

Napolean Hill said it best 'What mind of man can conceive and believe, mind of man can achieve!'

You see, if you have a limited view of possibility for your life then you will only get limited results. It's a little like going to ocean with a tablespoon when you should take a bucket. If you go to abundant Internet with a limited view, you will only see limited opportunity, limited resources, limited information. Your limited self-concept will manifest itself in limited results.

So how do you expand your view of what is possible with your Internet business? Ahh good question, im glad you asked. Let us take a look at a three step process you can get to work on immediately that will lead you to a more abundant view of your life and your Internet business.

Step 1: Dream a little ......

The first thing you should do is to dream a little on paper for awhile. Grab a clean sheet of paper, a pen and a willing can-do attitude and lets begin. At top of page write down 'MY IDEAL INTERNET BUSINESS' in big letters. Now this is fun part. I want you to pretend for a moment that there are no limits to what is possible for your Internet business. No limits to how much money you can make, people you can serve, types of products you can create and sell.

If you knew you could not fail in your Internet business, what would you attempt? If your success was gauranteed provided you did work what would you try? Write down exactly what your Internet business would look like. Don't hold anything back. Write down everything you can think of. How many subscribers to your eZine or newsletter? How many people in your downline in your MLM? How many unique visitors a day? What is your visitor to subscriber ratio? Why not aim high and go for a 50% conversion ratio?

The key to this exercise is to write down everything that comes to mind rather than question whether it is possible or realistic. At this stage don't worry about how you are going to achieve this ideal Internet Business ... simply get it down on paper. How you are going to achieve things you write down are out of your hands at this stage.

Ignore PR at Your Peril!

If you do, it means:

1. you don’t value tracking perceptions of important outside audiences whose behaviors could sink your ship:

2. you don’t care about setting a public relations goal designed to correct misconceptions, inaccuracies or rumors that can hurt you;

3. you care even less about strategies to get you from here to that PR goal you already don’t care about;

4. and you certainly don’t value persuasive messages you need to convince your key outside audiences that their damaging perceptions of your enterprise are dead wrong.

Man, that’s risky and an awful lot not to care about!

Actually, I don’t believe you don’t care, and I don’t believe you’re really ignoring public relations. If you were, by now your organization would be on its last legs, Kaput!, Morto!

In fact, you may be a closet PR person who knows better. Why you may even buy fundamental premise of public relations:

“People act on their own perception of facts before them, which leads to predictable behaviors about which something can be done. When we create, change or reinforce that opinion by reaching, persuading and moving-to-desired-action those people whose behaviors affect organization, public relations mission is accomplished.”

I’ll bet you’re also pretty darn good at monitoring what that #1 external audience thinks about you and your organization. And that you regularly interact with them asking questions like What do you think of us? Why? while watching for negative undertones, wrong-headed beliefs or misconceptions.

And that means you’ll be anxious to create a public relations goal that corrects such misconceptions because they can lead directly to negative behaviors that will hurt you.

In practice, your goal may be focused on pacifying an activist group, reinforcing prospect interest in your product or service, or even countering a painful rumor.