Thursday, March 21, 2013
Uncertainty Makes Abundance Possible
"Uncertainty makes abundance possible." - Raj Gavurla
Uncertainty
Each day there is uncertainty. Entrepreneurialism in the traditional or corporate sense thrives on this because it's a necessary condition to raise the bar (better results). By doing so the rewards are greater. Buyers buy and investors invest in your services and products. A better mindset has this characteristic.
Then it's a matter of :
1. Marketing and selling it
2. Communication
3. Execution
3. Execution
We are in uncertain times. This means there is an abundant playing field to come up with an entrepreneurial shift to make a significant difference for clients and prospects.
Labels: entrepreneurship, intrapreneurship, mindset, mood, motivation
Monday, March 11, 2013
Execute Entrepreneurially In All Aspects of Life
"Execute entrepreneurially in all aspects of life." - Raj
Gavurla
Why? Because if you don't every aspect of your
life is stagnant or declines. I know you don't want that.
I'm not so unbearable to ask: Do you want that?
Of course you don't.
So today take a couple of minutes to think about is
your business (work), sports, and life producing "in the zone" (better results than before that feel effortless).
If not, you need entrepreneurial thinking tools to apply towards all aspects of your life. By having the tools and knowing when and how to apply them you
experience confidence in your ability to perform.
For example, you've gotten stuck or reached a point
of diminishing return. Take 10 seconds to think what's keeping you from performing or a higher return? You
identified the need. Then pick:
1. Do it (you already know what to do) just
mentally stuck in thinking
2. Go get it
(you need to get the tool (knowledge), person (relationship), product, or service)
This will get you better results than before to
experience confidence and perform. Apply it to all aspects of your
life.
Labels: entrepreneurship, intrapreneurship, mindset, mood, motivation
Friday, February 08, 2013
The Good News About Consistently Being In The Zone
"Get In The Zone More Often." - Raj Gavurla
1. Nutrition
2. Health
5. Exercise
The Good News About Consistently Being In The
Zone
1. Nutrition
What you eat really makes a huge difference in all aspects of your life.
Eat right to raise the bar in work, athletics, and free time with family and friends. Put together your nutrition
plan.
Here's mine:
I drink water, decaf tea, milk, decaf coffee. I don't drink caffeine. I
drink decaf. I don't eat refined sugar including artificial sweetners. I eat fruit. I don't drink alcohol. I eat well (a variety of
foods). An entrepreneurial idea is to make me a new drink I can drink. 2. Health
If needed, take treatments and supplements as needed.
3. Spiritual
Read a chapter from a spiritual book to inspire your soul.
4. Work
Produces endorphins like exercise does.
5. Exercise
Do a variety to keep it interesting and fun. Know what to do to avoid
injury, pain, and boredom.
6. Spend time with family and friends
It's rejuvenating to socialize.
It's rejuvenating to socialize.
7. Meditation
Clears your mindset and unclutters your thinking to progress and achieve
goals
8. Listen to something motivational
It will stimulate you and get rid of negativity.
9. Downtime for relaxation
There are a variety. A simple example is to sit on the deck at night and
feel the cool breeze.
10. Prayer
Gives hope and makes the world a better place to live
11. Sleep
Allows your body to rest, heal, and be your best tomorrow.
Here's the great news! Although implementing and doing each of the
above increases your ability to perform "In The Zone", you feel it! You can be "In The Zone" now without doing each one. Get "In The Zone". You feel it! You're "In The Zone!"
Labels: business, entrepreneurship, in the zone, intrapreneurship, life, mindset, mood, motivation, productivity, sports
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Continual Advancements In Humanness, Medicine, and Technology
To raise the standard of work and living it’s clear to me there must be continual advancements in humanness, medicine, and technology. What is your action plan to win, make more money, and grow to make lives better?
We need to create more jobs to stimulate the economy. This means increasing intelligence through education, access, transparency, and the assembling of delivery models to reach people faster and on demand. By striving for talent acquisition and winning their services through advancements in humanness we’ll not only lead an economic rise, our families and youth will grow stronger locally and abroad. Entrepreneurship and government (the people) investing in research in addition to collaboration with other countries can excite people towards a better living, if you will.
List three ways your company is advancing humanness:
Through advancements in medicine we can make a healthier and more productive workforce, prolong productive life, and even live beyond years we may think is unimaginable. The key is reaching people through delivery models on demand for not only life saving outcomes but for life enhancing outcomes. A longer life span of work/life balance surely gives us more ammunition to make lives better locally and abroad. We see technology assisting humanness and medicine in leveling the playing field for more to prosper.
List three ways your company is advancing the use of medicine:
By using technology we are able to reach people much faster and in areas where both can benefit from services and products. There are many past examples. However, what are you doing to create an example that has a much larger impact?
Be creative and focus on leading through continual advancements in humanness, medicine, and technology to make lives better. Surely, the economy, pay, and your investment balance will rise. For those who want to lead this revolution, there will be high returns on investment and the satisfaction you are making lives better. Of course, it has to work (produce better results).
List three ways your company is advancing its use of technology:
History has shown how we’ve advanced in humanness, medicine, and technology. What the future shows is by continually doing so you win, make more money, and grow to make lives better. What is your mindset (what you think or the way you think?), mood (the way you feel, bottom line, or action), and motivation (the top line or what is your motivation?) to make this happen?
Every job has a percentage of humanness, medicine, and technology. What are you doing to increase productivity and profitability by increasing the percentages? It would make lives better.
We need to create more jobs to stimulate the economy. This means increasing intelligence through education, access, transparency, and the assembling of delivery models to reach people faster and on demand. By striving for talent acquisition and winning their services through advancements in humanness we’ll not only lead an economic rise, our families and youth will grow stronger locally and abroad. Entrepreneurship and government (the people) investing in research in addition to collaboration with other countries can excite people towards a better living, if you will.
List three ways your company is advancing humanness:
Through advancements in medicine we can make a healthier and more productive workforce, prolong productive life, and even live beyond years we may think is unimaginable. The key is reaching people through delivery models on demand for not only life saving outcomes but for life enhancing outcomes. A longer life span of work/life balance surely gives us more ammunition to make lives better locally and abroad. We see technology assisting humanness and medicine in leveling the playing field for more to prosper.
List three ways your company is advancing the use of medicine:
By using technology we are able to reach people much faster and in areas where both can benefit from services and products. There are many past examples. However, what are you doing to create an example that has a much larger impact?
Be creative and focus on leading through continual advancements in humanness, medicine, and technology to make lives better. Surely, the economy, pay, and your investment balance will rise. For those who want to lead this revolution, there will be high returns on investment and the satisfaction you are making lives better. Of course, it has to work (produce better results).
List three ways your company is advancing its use of technology:
History has shown how we’ve advanced in humanness, medicine, and technology. What the future shows is by continually doing so you win, make more money, and grow to make lives better. What is your mindset (what you think or the way you think?), mood (the way you feel, bottom line, or action), and motivation (the top line or what is your motivation?) to make this happen?
Every job has a percentage of humanness, medicine, and technology. What are you doing to increase productivity and profitability by increasing the percentages? It would make lives better.
Labels: bottom line, business, entrepreneurship, humanness, investments, leadership, living, medicine, mindset, money, mood, motivation, technology, top line, win, work
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Stand Out As An Entrepreneur
Your mindset is what you think and the way you think. As a mindset, mood, motivation expert and author no one is smarter than you and you are no smarter than anyone else. What makes us well versed in an area are our knowledge, expertise, relationships, and experiences.
What makes entrepreneurs stand out is the practical application of knowledge, expertise, relationships, and experiences. This is called an entrepreneurial mindset. An entrepreneur and business owner differentiates themself with this trait. In order to grow we have to go from a fixed mindset and into an entrepreneurial (grow) mindset. Why? Because eventually the growth you may be experiencing in a fixed mindset becomes exhausted and unless you can find additional applications for your services and products there will be declining business and margins.
Dr. Carol Dweck, a Stanford university researcher, professor, and psychologist wrote the book, Mindset. She describes the characteristics of a fixed mindset and a growth mindset. How do we go from a fixed mindset cross the bridge into a grow mindset? My mindset tool you can use to go from a fixed mindset to a grow mindset is called an adaptability link. There are four types of adaptability links:
1. Learning is the catalyst for positive change.
Learning comes in many forms. It can come from school, books, professional speaker programs, cds, and dvds, training, watching an interview, and through conversation.
2. The people you meet and the relationships you form.
Identify people you can serve, those you can network with, or use their services and products to make your services and products more competitive.
3. Through other peoples experiences
We gain insights and tips to adapt and model their experiences to our situation. Everything not attributed to nature a person or group of people created.
4. Your experiences
Be productive and creative to produce practical applications.
For each adaptability link above, list examples relevant to what you are working on. If you are not able to, you need to motivate yourself to find examples. What are you doing to apply them to your efforts to produce a practical service or product? One people will buy because they like, need, or want it. Invest in the four types of adaptability links for a return on investment. The practical application of knowledge, expertise, relationships, and experiences determines the level of your entrepreneurial success.
What makes entrepreneurs stand out is the practical application of knowledge, expertise, relationships, and experiences. This is called an entrepreneurial mindset. An entrepreneur and business owner differentiates themself with this trait. In order to grow we have to go from a fixed mindset and into an entrepreneurial (grow) mindset. Why? Because eventually the growth you may be experiencing in a fixed mindset becomes exhausted and unless you can find additional applications for your services and products there will be declining business and margins.
Dr. Carol Dweck, a Stanford university researcher, professor, and psychologist wrote the book, Mindset. She describes the characteristics of a fixed mindset and a growth mindset. How do we go from a fixed mindset cross the bridge into a grow mindset? My mindset tool you can use to go from a fixed mindset to a grow mindset is called an adaptability link. There are four types of adaptability links:
1. Learning is the catalyst for positive change.
Learning comes in many forms. It can come from school, books, professional speaker programs, cds, and dvds, training, watching an interview, and through conversation.
2. The people you meet and the relationships you form.
Identify people you can serve, those you can network with, or use their services and products to make your services and products more competitive.
3. Through other peoples experiences
We gain insights and tips to adapt and model their experiences to our situation. Everything not attributed to nature a person or group of people created.
4. Your experiences
Be productive and creative to produce practical applications.
For each adaptability link above, list examples relevant to what you are working on. If you are not able to, you need to motivate yourself to find examples. What are you doing to apply them to your efforts to produce a practical service or product? One people will buy because they like, need, or want it. Invest in the four types of adaptability links for a return on investment. The practical application of knowledge, expertise, relationships, and experiences determines the level of your entrepreneurial success.
Labels: business coach, corporate entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship, experiences, expertise, knowledge, mindset, positive change, practical applications, relationships
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Book - Winning at Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurial Leadership
My name is Raj Gavurla. I'm an entrepreneurial speaker, and mindset, mood, motivation expert. I wrote the book, Winning At Entrepreneurship. The reason I wrote the book is because we have a lot of how to book on entrepreneurship. I read many of them. However I did not see a book that talks about the entrepreneurial spirit needed, the mindset needed, the mood needed, the motivation needed for an entrepreneur to succeed. And really what is the real value of entrepreneurship? Why is it something that's looked upon so highly. In the book I give you common-sense strategies and its filled with tips, decision making formulas to really help you cut some years off to cut some stress and frustration off from your journey of being entrepreneurial. Even if you work in a company, a lot of companies today who are succeeding or that are succeeding are entrepreneurial in culture.
Therefore, check out my book. Here it is, Winning At Entrepreneurship. You can get it on my web site at http://www.rajgavurla.com/, http://www.amazon.com/, or http://www.learnoutloud.com/ if you would like. Or, call me to place an order at 404.918.7366.
Tell your friends about it. Tell your family about it. It will help them to find their inner voice in winning at entrepreneurship.
Labels: business owners, entrepreneurship, inner voice, leadership teamwork, money, motivation, spirit, spirituality, winning at entrepreneurship, winning mindset
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Essential Entrepreneurial Ingredients
Labels: author, business coach, business owners, consistency, entrepreneurship, rejuvenation factor, self-discipline, weight loss, winning at entrepreneurship
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