Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Being Entrepreneurial - Nothing To Be Scared Of
"Apply entrepreneurial principles, thought, and wisdom to your business and relationships."
- Raj Gavurla
Since you are in business and relationships exist be entrepreneurial to grow. Do you apply entrepreneurial principles, thought, and wisdom to all aspects of your life? You have to because if you don't your business and relationships become stale. We know stale isn't good. It tastes bad.
What I see in the marketplace is faster build to grow, evolvement, rejuvenate, faster build to grow, evolvement, rejuvenate, faster build to grow, evolvement, and rejuvenate. It's a cycle. It's better because more people benefit. The good news is you are also seeing the tear down of outdated thought and system(s) and the removal of tearing down being replaced by build to grow, evolvement, and rejuvenation. It's a heavy concept. Store this in your mindset to ponder. It's mental.
Tearing down wastes too much time. Get involved with businesses and relationships to build to grow, evolve, and rejuvenate. There is one abuse I've found that stands in the way. It's abused more often than any psychology human intrinsic function. Stay away by being entrepreneurial in your business and relationships. I'll tell you what it is in my next e-zine. In the meantime, think of entrepreneurial principles, thought, and wisdom you can apply to be at Another New Best Level. Apply one or a variety to business and relationships your involved with or want to be involved with at the right time to grow, evolve, and rejuvenate. You can do it. Build to grow, evolve, rejuvenate and stop tearing down. Being entrepreneurial is nothing to be scared of. You're adding an Adaptability Link to your skill set. Build to Grow, Evolve, and Rejuvenate.
Did you keep your New Year resolution(s)? Try being entrepreneurial to add excitement and variety to make it easier to accomplish. I wish you an incredible 2010!
Labels: adaptability link, business, entrepreneurial, evolve, grow, marketplace, mindset, principles, rejuvenate, relationships, tearing down, thought, wisdom
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Follow Through
Are you ready for this? The biggest Adaptability Link missed more often than any other is the Follow Through. Why? These are my findings:
It Can't Possibly Be That Simple
We have our respective profession. We are paid because people receive a return on investment. Our profession excites and interests us therefore we like doing it. There is the technical side and the soft skills side. Once we figure out both in pursuing a project goal (the challenging part) sometime we miss the Follow Through. Without the Follow Through no one benefits. You receive no recognition, credit, and your customer is stuck waiting on you to deliver and rightfully thinks something is wrong with your service. Why not Follow Through? The hard part is done. Do you want to keep working on the challenging part without being appreciated for your work? I sure hope not.
It Can't Possibly Be That Simple
We have our respective profession. We are paid because people receive a return on investment. Our profession excites and interests us therefore we like doing it. There is the technical side and the soft skills side. Once we figure out both in pursuing a project goal (the challenging part) sometime we miss the Follow Through. Without the Follow Through no one benefits. You receive no recognition, credit, and your customer is stuck waiting on you to deliver and rightfully thinks something is wrong with your service. Why not Follow Through? The hard part is done. Do you want to keep working on the challenging part without being appreciated for your work? I sure hope not.
Another example:
If you ever shot a basketball, thrown a football, or hit a tennis ball, how many times have you missed the Follow Through. Even the pros do it. They just do it a lot less often. We know Follow Through is the last step. Why don't we do it? I really think it's because in our mindset we think it can't possibly be that simple. Remember to Follow Through to be at another New Best Level.
Labels: adaptability link, follow through, soft skills, technical skills
Sunday, November 01, 2009
What Is Your Adaptability Link To The Michael Jordan Hall of Fame Speech
"We all must make each others lives better by being a hero." - Raj Gavurla
If you haven't seen this then you should. It shows what it takes to be one of the very best. The speech accurately depicts key ingredients to overcoming doubt, winning mentally, getting along with others, and taking a profession to another New Best Level. People have asked me who I think is the greatest basketball player ever. My answer is Oscar Robertson, Isiah Thomas at his very best, and Michael Jordan at his very best.
Never doubt you will accomplish your good dreams and goals and add even more.
BE A HERO!
Never doubt you will accomplish your good dreams and goals and add even more.
BE A HERO!
Labels: adaptability link, basketball hall of fame, michael jordan
Monday, October 05, 2009
Adaptability Link (Mindset Audio)
There have been winners in business and sports who could have had more wins if they went from having a fixed mindset to having a growth mindset. Listen to this audio segment to focus on having an Adaptablity Link in your mindset to cross the bridge from a fixed mindset to a growth mindset. (download from my web site, www.rajgavurla.com (Adaptability Link (.mp3) on the right hand side of the page))
Labels: adaptability link, fixed mindset, growth mindset, mindset audio
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