Case study after case study of successful business ventures will show you that entrepreneurs clearly define their motivation and intentions up front…
Those who make successes of their ventures take action based off their intentions and motivations…
A key factor here is that action, not intention, determines your destination.
Clearly defining your personal motivation that drives you to work on and build your ventures is key.
Most successful entrepreneurs are not creating, innovating, and starting businesses because they want to receive a nice paycheck…
There is usually something more. Something bigger…
At least there needs to be something more and bigger…
I work so hard at my business because my motivation is to revolutionize and change the way that Ecommerce is done in the world. My intention is that my software and services will enable businesses, entrepreneurs, and marketers to be at the forefront of their industries; selling more products and services, both easier and more effectively.
- What is your actual motivation for your business?
- Who are you helping?
- How will the world be different because of the footprint that you left upon it?
Look, starting a successful business venture is easy…
– Search out a few existing businesses that provide the services/products in line with your motivations. Find businesses that have a proven track record of success.
– Learn as much as you can about these businesses. Why they are successful? How do they operate? How did they get started? Who do they help and how?
After learning this, it’s time to sprinkle a little innovation in the mix.
Strategically figure out your angle. What can you do better? More efficiently and effectively? How can you deliver better results to your prospects? How can you operate less expensively?
Once this is covered and planned out, the only thing left to do, which is typically the hardest step for most people, is to strategically execute your plan and start out on your own road trip…
It is my professional opinion that the number one key to true innovation, and in making a success of your venture, is to blast through the glass ceiling of abilities and expectations that your industry currently has set in stone…
If you have never heard of the glass ceiling it is simply a “ceiling” of limitation – blocking upward advancement, and “glass” (transparent) because the limitation is not immediately apparent and is normally an unwritten and unofficial policy.
The thing that nearly no one knows how to do, is to raise that glass ceiling.
Innovation is key.
Raising the glass ceiling is the key that enables business leaders around the world to achieve their accomplishments, set new industry standards, and become the forefront leader in any business they step foot in.
I have some great news for you today 🙂
Raising the glass ceiling is actually quite easy and the key to doing this is to…
Start a revolution!
Marc Horne & Hollis Carter
© HC Consulting Group
