On an episode of the Andy Griffith Show years ago, Aunt Bee found a penny which she felt was a lucky omen and opened a Chinese restaurant - very enterprising for her. However, her business was short-lived because she read in a fortune cookie (at her restaurant) that it was a bad time to make investments so she sold her interest to her partner and went back home.
I wonder how many of us let our attitudes become influenced by little things which are no factor at all but we allow them to be?
If we read a fortune cookie that said we would be a success this year, would that give us the courage and confidence to go out and be aggressive?
If we read one that said that it was time for caution and not to take any chances, would we abandon our business in favor of a steady paycheck?
Neither "fortune" would be correct just because it was written on a piece of paper, but we sure could give plenty of mental energy to either and direct our outcome in that direction.
Let's imagine instead that our fortune cookie says that 2009 is the best year so far to build a real estate business and believe in it!
───
For more information on my coaching and educational programs and services, sales tips, insights, or strategies, visit my website stevehoffacker.com or my other blog homesalesinsights.com. © Steve Hoffacker, 2009. All Rights Reserved.
Steve, you are so very correct. As in Life, business is what you make of it.