When you’re going through a tough time and everything seems out of your control, you might feel like screaming in your pillow, or be questioning what you probably did to merit this, or thinking that your life will never get better…

Does any of this sound familiar?

It turns out, though, that a lot of useful ways to cope with things that are out of our control is to practise acceptance. Rather than seeing ourselves as victims or our state of affairs as negative, acceptance makes us feel empowered regarding the things we are able to do.

When I first heard Michael Gerber (the guy who wrote “The E-Myth”) 5 years ago, I didn’t think too much of him. I read some of his stuff, nodded my head and moved on to the next guy. Didn’t seem too revolutionary.

That’s changing. Recently, I’ve been watching everything I can find about Michael on YouTube. I’ve listened to one of his seminars on Audible 5-10 times. I’m devouring his stuff.

Why?

If you identify as an introvert, you might feel a little out of your depth in the business world especially online.

You might think making the big bucks in business seems to be something that comes naturally to extroverts.

When many of the most successful and revered people are introvert.
Mark Zuckerberg, Warren Buffett, and Steven Spielberg to name a few.

Feelings aren’t a choice, but your behaviour and your thoughts are always a choice.

Feelings are temporary, but results are permanent.

Tomorrow you won’t care about how you felt yesterday when you decided to push through and take action anyway.

Want to know the #1 reason why many entrepreneurs fail? It’s totally different than what you might think. We fail because of how we’re CODED.

So, the bottom line is that before any of us start any business, we really need to take some time to invest into OURSELVES.

We actually need to DECODE and then RECODE.

You see, the funny thing is that we were all actually BORN Entrepreneurs, but then, as we grow up “in the system” – the Entrepreneur within us gets BEATEN out of us.

The most common metaphor you hear when talking about emotions is ‘weather’. And it’s a good metaphor because our emotions do, just like the weather, come and go.

The key is that people mistake thoughts for feelings. And so rather than disciplining their thoughts, they try to discipline their feelings – force them into narrow band centred around happiness, bliss and contentment.

Today I want to talk to you about an idea – no – a philosophy, which if you adopt will make an incredible difference inside your business. You’ve heard of it for sure – but you might not be applying it to your own business with enough intensity.

It’s the Concept of Kaizen.

Kaizen, a Japanese term, also known as continuous improvement, is a long-term approach to work that systematically seeks to achieve small, incremental changes in processes in order to improve efficiency and quality.

You can’t be a successful Entrepreneur of any size business if you have a ‘Give-Me’ or ‘Owe-Me’ mindset like that of an Employee.

Likewise, you will need to focus your thinking and think about what you are thinking about. You become what you think about… so be a positive thinker.

“If you’re not a risk taker, you should get the hell out of business.”
~ Ray Kroc, McDonald’s founder

One of my business mentors is a guy called Charlie Munger. He’s Warren Buffett‘s business partner, a fellow billionaire, and one of the smartest people on the planet.

Warren Buffet's friend- Billionaire Charlie MungerA cornerstone to his success has been looking for problems before they become problems and doing everything he can to avoid them.

His exact words: “Invert, always invert: Turn a situation or problem upside down. Look at it backward. What happens if all our plans go wrong? Where don’t we want to go, and how do you get there?

Instead of looking for success, make a list of how to fail instead – through sloth, envy, resentment, self-pity, entitlement, all the mental habits of self-defeat. Avoid these qualities and you will succeed.

Tell me where I’m going to die, that is, so I don’t go there.”

Most of the problems you’ll face in business will be internal problems.

I forget who said this, but someone once told me most businesses don’t die due to starvation – they die due to indigestion.

They make unforced errors – like mismanaging cashflow. Or hiring the wrong person. Or ignoring a customer complaint, which turns into a legal issue. Or having a lagging fulfilment process that can’t keep up with sales, etc.

All of these challenges can suck up cash very fast. And there’s a strange habit of them all showing up at once, at the most inconvenient times. This is why making predictions about what could go wrong, and then proactively fixing them is so important.

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Remember to invert, always invert.

Talk Soon,
Dave

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